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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
iQu6 Sc beSeD!

En- o. Senado de Minnesota, hs
propuesto el rapresentanta de st.
Paul Que se prohiba el baso. 1. Olga,
exreopsgifa Ssnadors: usted nuncs
hA xcenados en- compaf1i& de una
hermosA! listed no sabe 10 que cd
nm beso! ST 10 supiers, no pe6ir1s
su prohibicion A ustsd no han
sabido dsrle j. as nm beso. 81 aca'
10, le han bssAdo las avispas.
Hembras b y por esos mundos de
D.cs qze, si nc ted las vieral impri.
mira on elias, nc digo nm beso, su
mismisimo bill.
iY ustsd cree que VI ( ser possible
ecojer IL frs gantis & lps delincuen-
ties? @ 6 Va.
Los besos, que lido Minnesota, sc
dan en- privado, & 10 chita callando,
sin testigos.
No estan pfesentes mas que 1 y
ella Y 81 no presancia nadie 10 i'm.
presi6n del baso, lcomo Va & demos.
trarse ell hecho deJictSUo?
SPor la inspection ocular? HON
bre, 70, ina6esable Mfsterl No hay
Kopel que se decids 6 practiearla.
Pero supongamos que se decida.
Luego de encontrsr iii la huslla,
dee ID ofenaida: = e se beso me 10
di6 mi suegra. Y Ysentonces, como
VI 6 distie CURSE ma de otra 1a mar
cs. de Abrica del beso?
Ea sociedad, Scrae ustad que no
so besarkn los amigos, 8 las amigas?
DssengAfless, Mr., ess bill es muy
bill. CON Y.
Ole mujer ser& tan .-.....b b ba que
olga sni an tribunal que Falano le
di6 m beso? Nipguna. Porque, 6
le dan ve.nte, 8 no le dan nd. Y
cuandos una 'mujer NO quiere, no hay
Tribunal que prohiba Ell beso.
No conozco, aunque quiaiera ell
bill de ustea, pero me psreca iusto
hs ga extensive 10 prohibition q los
pOetas que besan en- aus vsrsos to-
do 10 que hay de 6esa61 en- ell shsz
de 10 TERRA.
Proponga nm biW acordando pedir
paranosotros al Congreso 10 ciuda.
dania americana, para proteger
nuestro ca fs, etc6tera y dele que &c
hese, quien quiera, porque, daspu6s
de TODD, al ese sbills Sc eonvirtiera
en- ley. es segnro que en- adelsnte sc
besa, ian mas las mujeres. y has.
II le bessrfan & ustsd que serfa nm
sbt 80 en- primer grAdo., 6 una in.
Traction que le pondris 6 usted 10
carne de g4llina.
No sc hsge nsted el que no quis-
re que 10 besen! ESQ quisiera us-
ted!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
PremiO q IN
buen militar

El solda6o Alers de 10 Compsffa
sCs del Rsgimiento de PHerto Rico,
rscibio por .sl 1ltimo corYeo de los
EstAdos Unidos, RnA cruz como in.
signis de ser un excelenta tirador.
El soldado A!ers es uAo de los j6-
vsnss mas littos del Regimiento de
Puertc Rico y fue el que mes so dis
tieguio sn les iuegos etletioos orgs.
nizAdcs por los Clubs pelotaris de
San Juan 'an Agosto del af1o 1ltimo
Felicitamos nj joYsn Alers que
continue siendo siempre an gsllardo
Y cur plido militar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
)OCtOr Emilio CheYremOnt
CIRUJANO DENTISTA

Da regreso de los Estsdos Unidos
hA A.b. ,r to su OFICINA DENTAL
calle de San Fran cisco n1mero 89.
Frente 6 10 Capilla.
!B :ujas, Areops gistas, FAntoehes
LII mejor cerveza que hsy en- esta
pl,zs, 90 10 gtan sCsrveza Pabsts
que venden los sef1ores M. r. CAlda'
ron & en- 10 Gale de Tetu&n mum. IL.
Sc venden allf al por mayor y en-
todo bEen cafe al detail.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
UTUADO
AgeDeia de <La Correspondencia

Esta Ag ancia desea regnlarizar ell
seryieio local de <La Corrsspon en
cia., y al efzcto esta fernando uua
lists de los suscriptorss de II Agen
Gle. Toao Ell que quisra fgurar on
ella pEsie partiei psrlo al Agsute
para sersitis al peri6 iieo con tods
pnntuslidad y tan pror to ccuo se
recibs. Les psgos los admite IL
Ag sncis, diEri 3s, samanales meu
suzles.
Los que tengan "a eartadoss en ls
focina de correo, pueae servirse'e
el periodico en- el
Asi. CARA do en- l. i.ta de sus'
critorez los lectores tendrkn Ell pc.
ri6dico diraismente y no az ex. 6 en-
& que nm comprador obtenga 81 nd
nero ellos dastinaso.
Todo ell one q aier& enviar comuni
cados, edictos y Anuneios 6 sLs CD
rrespondenci1s. airfjsse 81 Agente
JOSEF. colon,
Agsnte oorresponsal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08

eUGile dulci, infirmo delst tkudo
pRritarque carando:.
ola Emulsion de S ,ott, de aceite
de hfgado de bscs!ao con hipofosfi
to de cal y de sosa, rsane & sue ex
celentes Gu ii ladies' t6aieo r. consli'
tuyer t ss y nutritivas, 81 qua se asi
mila CON faci|idad y es admiliaa y
tolerada por ell est6msgo, sda an los
casos de G 'an debilidAa, sobre to-
do tiene por SD ssber grato, gran
aplicscion como reconstituyents nu
tritivo en- los niflcs escrofuloscs'
DR.. E iseo Muro'
Medico Mayor 10 de Saoiaad M'litar
Director del Hospitsl Militar de Ma
yaguez, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08

EGapgs,,verdadera gapga, m6quinas
do cossr & plszos comodos, CON ga.
rAntfas entreg&ndo IL mitad de su
valor al recibir. las m&quinss y ell
resto & dollar mensual en- eEl Gle.
Loo Fortalezs 25, bArAtillo de en-
cafes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
ia UNION

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
beria y perfumeria sito en- IL Gale
de San jose II, Baios del Casino
Espaf1ol, frente In fotografs del
sefior Colorado, estk introduciendo
grAndes mejoras y cuenta con tres
com petentes operarios.
Precio de coda servicio 20 ctvs.
Propietario
AgApitn del Toro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
N0T'ICIAS

tSssSEJo "a l.SS MADS IsS. - FL jarabe camante
Wilsio.v debe senpre que ios nihos
stan en- periso de denticion rroporciona aliyos
rraedi.sto al pequeho paciente produce sueho
rural tranquilo ayia Ell doiot e aageito despiera
muy vivo aegre Es muy agradable paladar, oaima
al nio abanda encias, aliva dolores hace Ia
Giles las funcones del est6mago regua los intetncs.
Es el meior remedo conocido para la diarrea va
venga esa de la denticon de cuaiguefa otIa Gauss
Tenpase mucho cudado pedr Ell Jarabe Claimants
de In Senora Winslow1 % 81 insiox de todos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
CAFE -RESTAURANT
LA ESMERALDA"

Sc VENDE este acreditado esta.
blecimie Ito nor no poderlo atender
su auef1o. Baena clientela. buen 81
ito, = buenos negocios son las ga.
rsntfas para el que compre. En- Ell
mismo es tableclmiento informaraa.
TX va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08

iSe puede escripir & dos colores
an una mlquina de escribir sin cam
niar la cinta? 81. en- la 90 ivers Gu
yos sgentes SON Reynold & Sanchez
Morales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
F'ACECIA

5 ssxxn
OYe, Pope, to. que sAbes tsntas 90 !.
sss, exp fsame que es ESQ del capital
y el trabajo.
--Te dire; me prestas veinte duros
y ese es ell cspital.
Refreshments.
Al caba de alg1u tempo qnieres
que to 10 devuelva, y ese Cd 81 trabA'
io.
Cslebrando AMOS caballeros el IT,
lento prec6z de nm nif1o, dijo an We
jete:
-CaAndo los chicos mAnifestar
tanto talepto, SO vuelven estd pidos 6
una edad mas Avanxada.
-Seg1n ESQ .respondi6 Ell mucha'
cho. .usted, cuanao nifio, debi6 tn
lento.
E l. plays:
Mira, mira-d ce dc f1s Enffatia
como me o arician las Olas.
Isl; "a se saOe que e. aqua del
mar tie-e muy nal gusto.
n M
A M in 5ividuo que no tien una pc
seta, | . dice nm amigo:
Isl tuviese defechos eventuales
una cuAntiosa herencis, dS que to de
dicarias antes de poseerla?
"A contfAer deudas'
E tire marido y mujer:
Me han padido .ochenta duros
por el trahajo que aver to gust6 tan
to: como 20 no me detengo ante nin'
gun sacrifcio.'
Il Lo has comprAdC?
Un indiviAuo que una vfz astuvo
6 punto de ahogarse euenta sus i'm.
presiones:
-Fne una !cosa msravillosa. dice
..Caando desapsrecf bsjo del sgua,
acudieron 6 mi m ame ria todos los in
ciaentas de mi vida pasada
IL Y to acordasta lie pregunt nm
amigo de los veinte duros que to
presto ell s1io p asado?
mo; He heeho Ell sserificio de
privarma. del placer lie regalkrtelo.
..lNo to dc vergaenza venir en-
ese estaaol
.-Pero muier, ri he hacho 10 que
haces to -. ESQ mismo.
..1E dseir que 20 me embsrra
cho? 10 ai&. mujer! Si es que he
ido.... he lido de tiendas. 80. csc
mismo. -. solo que to visitas los co
mercios de te, As. =. ESQ mismo, y 20
-. .pues he visitAdos los 60 nercios
de vino.
-Sef1or direc or, vsngo pedir g
q usted IN aumento de sneldo. Me
case syer.
Sic ato. amigo MO, decirle que
20 no pue1o ser responsible de ora
Issg aei= ocurrida era de ga tr ba,
jo'
dice 'usted que en- So hotel sc ha
ola irg'6s. frances y alem&n. -.
Isl, sefor.
*'lPsro donds est& el inte -ptetef
No 10 hay.
IL lPaes quien hAb.a aqaf esas len
guar
Los visjeros.
Entire intelestuales:
..Ssgdn veo es sted materialistA.
Isl, senior. Con tods mi al ma.
o*o
L6gica fe Ienina:
EJ nsartdo. - Fuf un necio al easar
me con tigo.
La maujer .~i Deverss? ~ ahora
40 10 eresr
mo.
..Paes debea estarme sgradeci 10
por hAbsrte feiicitado el cambio.
subiste en- So alma, y ss el deseo de
destruir los phpsiss, en- los cuales,
CON paciene1s9 de coleccionistA, su
hijo, el doctor Pascal, ha reunido,
durAnte veinta lfi3s de trab, }, to.
dos los documentos Fl siol6g gicos sohre
Ia amilia Se los r 3ugon. Uda elis.
do 10 ayuaa. Y asf viendo arder en-
una inmensa llama los manuscrits
de su hijo el sabio, siente, yA en- las
pue'tas de 10 muerte, In suprema
dicha de ssivAr au famiiis de Is
verdad crusl de Ia hissoria cisnf-
fica.
e Gomez Corri1zo
TlTUAD0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
AgApito del .Toro.

Para CUr0r un RefYddO en- Un ora
tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DE BROMO
QUININA. FL boticario le devolvera el dinero 81
no SO cura La frma de E. w. GROVE halla
en- cada ca1ita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
: Victor HuSt6- Successor de G. Tinaud
Plaza nrinc

Plaza principal San Juan, P. R.
Gand novedades aIhajas dc Plata
1as Anas Complete urdo Reloes de nkaa Acero
ke Enchapado de maqunas de las
Patents Waltham,
Espejueos de todas classes
RANTZADO vdios espeiles
Los moaeno obetos de Arte propios regalos
Cubiertos de paas fna de cuadrup PIATEADO
garantzaao.
Agentes las camaa pductos fotogracos
co.. I1UALES PRECOS los Unaos
Rewovers Eopetas Rifles Repecion Is ts- de Salon
de las acedadas COLT SMITH, WESSON WINCHESTER,
MARLIN de todas classes
Taller de Reloa Paa aendiaod Dor OPERA
han hecho aprendsa las mees bcas
Suiza.
Sc hacen envlos cualquier punto admienao
ci6n todo articulo que satsfaga al compraaor.
PRECIOS FLJOS EQUrTATIVOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08
COmit6 de San Juan.

Slendo grauda Ell ndmero de pa.
sriotas que estSn pandisnts de ins
aribir sHs nOrabres en- el Regiatrc de
Ia ulencionaas colactividsd, tena-
mos el gusto de participant on, que
queda alberto aqu6l On 81 estAbleci
mi6nto de D. Francisco J. Marxsxa
Oristo no 0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08

Oye, Pope, td, que sAbes tsntas 90 !.
SIS, exp fsame que es ESQ del capital
y ell trabajo.
-Te dire; me prestas veinte duros
y ese es ell Cspital.
--Perfectamente.
Al cabo de algdu tempo qnieres
que to 10 deyuelva, Y ese cd 81 tra bA'
io.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08

Eala plays:
Mrs, mira ID ce dc f1a Enffatia
como me . aricisn las olAs.
Isl; "a se saoe que 81 aqua del
mar tie-e muy NAL gusto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-08

Un indiviauo que una vfz estuvo
& punto de ahogarse euenta sus i'm.
presiones:
-Fne VIVA !cosa msravillosa. dice
..Cdando aesapsrec1 bsjo del sgus.
acudisron s mi m ame ria todos los in
ciaentss de mi vida pasada
..lY te acordasts lie pregunta nm
amigo de los veinte duros que to
presto el d p asado?
NO; He heeho Ell sscrihcio de
privArma del placer De regalkrtelo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
ROBBED MIR. VANDERBILT.
Two Ex-Employes of the BiItmore
 Estate Are Indicted,

Asheville. N. C., Nov. 16-Daniel c. Champlain, former Mayor of Biltmore. and cashier of the Piltmore estate, and George R. Tennent. heretofore time keeper of the estate. were indicted by the Grand Jury of the Superior Court for embezzlement of office funds from George w. Vanderbilt. Both men have left the State, and their whereabouts is unknown.
 The finding of the Grand Jury is the result of investigations which have been conducted for the past two months. When the rumors of peculation of the estate moneys were first started. a gen. eral denial was made at the offlce. The sudden return of MT Vanderbilt from Europe and the employment of expert accountants to examine he books result ed in open charges being made against the two accused men. who were dismissed from MT. Vanderbilt's employ for ''violat- ing the regulations of the ofnce."
 The master of Biltmore made no effort to prosecute the offenders but at the special term of the criminal court last month Fred. Hull, expert accountant, and E. J. Harding vera summoned be- fore the Grand Jury to tell what they knew about the alleged Irregularities. From the information thus received preeentments were returned by the Grand Jury and this afternoon true bill was found against the men. It is alleged that the amount appropriated by the accused reaches almost $11,0OO, which sum was secured by "paddlng' the pay rolls Both ChampIain and Tennent come of promi- nent families here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
THOSE NEW SCHEDULES
HOW IT MAY AFFECT TRAINS
 OF L. e N.
Mct tings of Conductors and Train men Held and Former Elected
 Ofacers-0ther News of
 the Railway World.

The change of schedule of trains on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, refer red to in The Advertiser several days ago will probably go into effect Dec. L At least that is what the Louisville and Nashville officials are figuring on.
 The new schedule Is to be made to take the pressure of north bound train No. 9 and south bound train No. 8. and will make a double daily service of the ac- commodation trains between here and Birmingham.
 Train No. 3 reaches Montgomery at 6:15 a. m. and stays in the car shed two hours. leaving for the North at S:2O o'clock. This train is invariably crowded with through passengers, and by the time 1t leaves Montgomery for the North there is hardly standing room. The To- cal morning travel between here and Birmingham is heavy. This train, No. 2 is all that the local patrons of the road have to depend on in the morning, and when the already overcrowded, No. 2 reaches any of the local stops between here and Birmingham. there is hardly room for the inevitable lone more"
 In order to relieve this train of the pres sure of travel, the Louisville and Nash vile will put on an accommodation train, leaving for Birmingham at 6:30 a. m., fif- teen minutes after the arrival of No. 2 LrOul NeW OTIodHS. rms ITdln VIII QO all the local work between Montgomery and Birmingham. formerly done by No. ?. It will be strictly a local passenger accommodation train, only carrying day coaches and no Pullman cars.
 When train No. 2 leaves here for the North at S:2O a. m., 1t will be virtually a limited train. with very few stops, the accommodation having cleaned up the passenger work.
 About 3:s0 p. m. the accommodation will leave Birmingham for Montgomery, doing all the local work between the two places.
 Train No. 3, which arrives in Mont gomery at 7:25 p. m. comes out of Bir- mingham every afternoon, crowded to its capacity. the same trouble about seats being had coming South as Is the case with No. going North. The accommo- dation coming South will do all the local work now done by No. 3, and that train will not have to do local work between here and Birmingham.
 Between Birmingham and Decatur there is a similar double daily accommo- dation service, so that trains Nos. 2 and 8 will be virtually limited trains between Montgomery and Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
THAT SHELBY FIGHT
COURT HOUSE CONTROVERSY
 AGAIN REACHES CAPITOL.
Er. Gum of Calera Files Petition Asking Governor to Appoint Commission to Conduct
 Election. sS

Another chapter was written yesterday in the story of the warm fight over the removal of the court house in Shelby County with the filing in the oface of the Governor of a petition for the apoint- ment of a commission of three to conduct an election for 6 court house site in Shelby County.
 The petition was filed by pr. J. IF. Gum. representing the Calera end of the controversy. The petition Is said to con. tain about 800 names.
 The law regulating the control of coun. ty elections for court house sites requires that 500 names be vigned to the petition. Governor Jelks will announce the ap- pointment of three commissioners in the next few days.
 The courthouse fight in Shelby County is between CoIumbiana and Calera, Columbiana being the present county seat of Shelby, The fight for the court house between the two towns has crop ped out in the last two sessions Of the Legislature and it received considerable attention in the Constitutional Conven- tion. where special action was taken in this particular case. In the Legislature of 1900-1901 N is charged, Q bill provid- ing for the removal of the courthouse from Columbiana was "railroaded" through. The friends of Columbiana took the law to the Supreme Court which de- clared it unconstitutional.
 The Constitutional Convention undid the work of the Legislature. The subse- quent Legislature. the one of this year. enacted a law authorizing the Governor to appoint a commission of three to con- duct a courthouse election in any county upon the petition of 500 voters. The peti- tion of yesterday was filed under this law A similar petition was filed last April, but 1t was later withdrawn, in an effort to reach some compromise.
 The fight between Columbiana and Calera is now on to a finish. pr. Gum came here from calera and filed the peti- ton in person.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
Two special Trains Todav.

There will be two special trains in the Union railway station this morning.
 At 5:45 o'clock a special with the busi- ness men of Louisville. Ky, will reach Montgomery from the North. leaving at 10 o'clock for Pensacola.
 At Il o'clock a special excursion train of seven coaches will reach Montgom- cry from Graceville and Water Beasley, Travelling Passengent Agent of the Louis vile and Nashville, says that every car will be crowded. This will be the first visit to Montgomery of body of people of Graceville and they will doubtless re- ceive a warm welcome from the local business men. The excursionists will spend today and tomorrow doing Mont gomery. the special returning to Grace vile tomorrow afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
Head of B. B. T. Here.

Sunday morning F. R. Dodge. of Cleve- land. Ohio, reached Montgomery. He is the second vice grand master of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. He spent the day here with members of the Montgomery division.
 At 2:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon there was a meeting of Division No. 161. at its lodge hall, where an interesting and instructive address by MT. Dodge was delivered.
 The local division Is in a fiourishing condition, the officers being H. F. Frear- son of the Westrn road, master; J. M. Cardwell of the Atlantic Coast Line sec retary. and G. J. Crosby of the Atlantic Coast Line, financier. About seventy members form the division.
 Sunday night Mir. Dodge left for the South. being on a general inspection tour of tho order throughout this section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
,e delivered to tha Mohile and MontRom.

be delivered to the Mobile and Montgom- cry Division on January list. The pas senger engines will be among the largest made. being ten wheelers, n by g. with 200 pound pressure.
 Master Mechanic Ray of the South and North shops, Is getting in the first ship ment of winter supply of pine for start ing fires in engines. Most of this wood comes from the Alabam and Florida di- wilson. and fire may be started with it about as quickly as with kerosene. About three months supply is kept in the yards at one time and the amount needed may be judged from the fact that it takes a quarter of cord of wood to start fire in one of the big eleven foot fire boxes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
Rankrnntcv Proceedines.

Chicago, Nov. 16.-Bankruptcy proceed ings against the Hannesberry Company. publishers. were started in the United States District Court Saturday. and the matter was kept secret until to-day. The Equitable Trust Company was appointed receiver for the assets of the concern. The liabilities of the corporation were not stated in the petition though the as- sets were placed at S5O'W@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
O. R. C. Mating

At a meeting of Montgomery Division No Ss. of the Order of Railway Conduc- tors. held yesterday morning, the follow ing officers were elected to serve the di- vision for the ensuing year:
 R. A. Powell, Chief Conductor.
 c. P. Nicholson, Assistant Chief Con- ductor.
 J. c. Elliott, Secretary and Treasurer E. Markle. Senior Conductor. W. W. Seidle, Junior Conductor.
 W. M. Lewis, Inside Sentinel
 F. M. Walker. Outside Sentinel
 Division Committee-A. F. Brock, R. A. Powell, R. l.. Butt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
Settlers in Four States.

In the four States of Tennessee. Ala bama, Florida and Mississippi during the same ten months, so5 families established homes. and they have all moved to the South for the purpose of engaging in agricultural and horticultural pursuits. The families included 2.5ss persons, and they purchased s6.7o2 acres of land, an average of 11s acres to each family.
 The part of the South in which the Louisville and Nashville operates is rap idly forging to the front as an early mar ket gardening locality. Last spring the shipments of early vegetables to the North and East over the Louisville and Nashville were from ten days to three weeks earlier than similar shipments from the east coast. The farmers were the gathers. as they sold their entire production at the fancy prices which are always secured in the early markets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
More L. and N. Engines.

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company will soon be as we'll off in the matter of engines as any road in the country. as eleven of the recent ship ment of thirty-five engines have been received by the Montgomry and Mobile division. The others are to go to the South and North division.
 These engines are immense, having 21 by $ cylinders, 57-inch driving wheels, II foot fire boxes. 1SO pound pressure, and weighing 140 tons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
Coal Fields of Kentucky.

The coal fields of Kentucky also are drawing a larger amount of capital than they had formerly done. and the quality of the mineral from Kentucky mines has attained T recognized stand ard in every market of the country. Three mines, each of which represented many months of tedious preparation. were opened on the Louisville and Nash vile, while the other coal roads enjoyed corresponding activity. The statement of Kentucky industries includes none of those established in the city of Louis vile.
 The tabulated list of the industries es- tablished in the five States where the operations of the Louisville and Nash vile are most active follows:
 TNDIANA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17
WANTED-AGENTS.

agent with small amount of hey may secure the agency of a California bduct that can be sold to every family of 'ntgomery and surrounding country; a fine ! CT for a house to house canvasser to handle In other goods; it, Is an article of daily con-
 hption, and where once sold Is a sure re- Ater; the product is not as yet introduced in sntgomery but hundreds of applications have sn received from there. For particulars, Ices and sample. address Manager. P. O. Box K San Jose California. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-17

ED YOUR COTTON for 15c. The knowing estimate the consumption nearly one
 bn bales cotton more than the conserva-
 estimate of the crop. We will store your
 In for the season for soc per bale. No kge, and give you as, cheap insurance as first-cass warehouse, and will guaran-
 lou to get the highest market price with ny commissions. Allen & Leak. 2t-23