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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
TEACHERS PASSED.
Board of Examiners Awards Mum
 Der of Certificates.

Board of Examiners Awards Mum
 ber of Certificates. The State Board of Examiners of Teachers has passed on the papers and licensed to teach the following: Blount County-Bertie Cooper, Lydia Steele.
 Calhoun County-Odelle Powers. E. H. Watson, c. W. Chambers. W. P. Little, Susie Shaban.
 Chiffon County-M. D. Mims.
 Colbert County-Robert Cromer. Covington County-L. 8. Casady. Crenshaw County-J. L. P. Cook. M. E. whatley. Lottie Sumner. c. M. Dozier, Elmore County-J. F. Carpenter. J. l.. Bentley.
 Fayette County-Eila Tucker. W. w. Mcdonald, W. R. Rose, L. 8. Young, H. W. Bishop, W. w. Gravley. Lima Caddell. Marion Roberts.
 Madison County-Menees Peterson. Marengo-Mittie McNeill.
 Marion County-Emmons Shotts. J. F. Middleton, Efie l.. Weaver. J. H. B. Clarke.
 Monroe County-Herbert stailworth. Ja- nie Lambert.
 Morgan County-H. J. Lyle, Russell County-Miss Fay Wilsigham, J. F. Mccoy.
 st. Clair county-E. P. Reed, Annie Scott. J. L. Aders. W. O. Abercrombie. Sumter County-R. H. Beckman. Tuscaloosa County-F. F. Stewart. Washington County-Mabel F. Scott. Wilcox County-A. l.. McMurphy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
TURNED OUT; TURNED IN.
Negro Discharged from Custody and
 Again Arrested.

Loser Carter. a negro. who has just served an assault to murder sentence for the State, and who was released yester- day, was arrested by deputy sheriffs on the farms of Walter Bros. to whom he had been leased immediately on the ex- plratlon of the sentence.
 Carter is charged with false pretense. The indictment Is several years old and charges the negro with mortgage frauds.
 Before Carter was convicted of assault to murder. he had just served a sentence for the State of Georgia He has been under an indictment of some court for the past 10 years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
LOW RATES WEST
a Louisville & Nashville R.. R.

Via Louisville 6 Nashville R. R.
 On February 17th, the L. and N. R. R. will sell cheap one-way CoIonist tickets from Montgomery to all points in Texas. Oklahoma and Indian Territories. and to certain points in Louisiana, Arkansas and Missouri.
 For particulars. call on s. T. Surratt, Union Ticket Agent, Montgomery, Ala, or write or call on W. l.. Beasley,
 fs" Passenger Agent, adyAtu-thu-sat Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
The House.

Ine dOuSS.
 Bills were introduced and referred as indicated:
 H. 48. By MT. Arrington-To author ize sales of pools at State fairs.
 H. 429 By Mir. Siglin-To amend Sec ton 3272 of the Code of 1S96 Judiciary.
 H. 43O By MT. Maner (By request. with notice and proof)-To establish an h. ferior Court of Record for Geneva Coun- ty; to prescribe and define the jurisdic- ton thereof. and to provide for the offi- cers thereof Local Legislation.
 H. 431 By MT. Starr (By request, with notice and proof)-To prohibit the selling or giving away or otherwise disposing of spirituous, vinous and malt liquors In Selma in Dallas County. otherwise than yb a dispensary in the city of Selma. To provide for and make efficient such dispensary, and to prescribe penalties for the violation of this act. and to provide for the holding of election before the provisions shall become operative. Tenn perance.
 H. 432 By Mir. Leigh, of Escambia- To amend Section 14O9 of the Code of 1896 Ways and Means.
 H. 433 By MT. Hamner-To limit suits of recovery against innocent purchasers of farm products on which exists a lien or mortgage. Referring to, Statute of Limitation.) Judiciary.
 H. 434. By MT. Oliver-For the protec- ton of banks and banking institutions Banking and Insurance.
 H 435. By MT. Benners-To authorize
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
MIR. SMITHS ADDRESS.
Senator from Clay Entertained Large
 Audience at Y. M. C. A.

Hon. Walter Smith. member of the Alabama Senate from Clay County deliv- cred an address to the members of the Young Mems Christian Association at the regular weekly gospel meeting Sunday afternoon.
 Regardless of the fact that Mir. Smith Is one of the youngest members of the Senate, he Is man of exceeding ability, and has won popular favor since he has been in Montgomery.
 His topic was t'rhe March of Ennxht- ened Citizenship. and he delivered very intellectual and impressive discourse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
TO CONSOLIDATE COURTS.
Petition Will Be Sent to Legislature
 from Calhoun County.

Petition Will Be Sent to Legislature
 from Calhoun County.
 Jacksonville. Feb. 9.-(Special.)-A pe- tition to the Legislature for the passage of a bill consolidating the courts of this county. signed by every member of the Court of County Commissioners. includ- ing the president of that body, and thou sands of tax payers and voters will soon be forwarded to the Calhoun delegation at Montgomery.
 The petition sets forth the fact that the county receives in taxes from all sources in round figures S3o0Q0 annually and expends in fixed charges $S6,0Oo with a constantly increasing expenditure. 1n- asmuch as the tax rate for county pur- poses is now up to the Constitutional limit, 1t is manifest, recites the petition, that the only method left to meet the deficit, as matters now stand, is by q, raise in the tax valuations by the Court of County Commissioners. For every dollar thus secured to the county general fund more than double as much more will thus be wrung from the tax payers to go to the State and special objects for which taxes are now laid. In short. to secure the 5000 to the general county fund by a raise in values it would be necessary to place the raise sufficiently high so as to yield about $19,o00. This would be a great hardship on the tax payers, but 1t is the only alternative unless the expenses of the county are cut down.
 When 1t comes to the question of cut ting down expenses, 1t is a matter of choice as between good roads and bridges and adequate care of the poor, or a con- solidation of the courts. This is the question as 1t is presented to voters in the petition and it is not difficult to guess what the answer will be- Men thorough ly acquainted with the people of the county say that nine men out of ten both in towns and country, to whom 1t is presented, win sign it.
 Mrs. Amelia wyly, of Montgomery is in Jacksonville the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ida Williams. Mrs. Wyly Is the sister of the late Congressman William H. Forney and the late General John H. Forney. She has many relatives here and friends without number. Her family were among the earliest settlers of this section of the State and have always been prominent both socially and politi- caily.
 In the repeating the story of the con- ditions at the county aims house at this place have been overdrawn. Of the six people who died within a short space of time, the most of them were very old and infirm or had incurable diseases when they went there. They had tho best of medical attention. The incident. however, has served to draw attention to the poor and will doubtless result in some plan for the care of those whose condition requires a better diet than is afforded by the regular fare.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10

In the train, one loaded and one empty. mounted the rails. The empty car turned over and rolled down the embankment but the loaded car fell across the track. blocking traffic for the time being.
 The wrecker hurried from the local shops and soon had the line clear.
 Conductor F. C. Wilson and Engineer Will Spruell of this city were in charge of the train. Neither of them were hurt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
Freight Wreck at Fort Deposit.

At 9:30 o'clock Sunday night the wreck ing whistle at the Louisville and Nash vile shops in North Montgomery called loudly for the wrecking crew. and mem- bers of the crew tumbled out of warm houses to face the cold night wind.
 The cause of the trouble was a small freight wreck at Fort Deposit, the only material damage being the delay of the south bound passenger train, No. 8, which left Montgomery for New Orleans at s:S5 F. m-
 As the third section of freight train No. l3. going south, was pulling out of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
Bills Passed.

Bills were passed by the House as fol- lows:
 H. Is. To repeal. so far as the Cullman school district Is concerned an act to fur ther regulate separate school districts in Cullman County. approved February B. 1901. and to re-enact section 10 of an act to establish a separate school district to be known as the Cullman school district in CuIlman County. Ala. and for the appointment of a Board of Trustees for said school district. with certain powers and privileges, approved February IA, 1885.
 H. sS. To extend and provide for the existing indebtedness of the late corpo- ration known as the Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of the city of Mo- bile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
CoIoRED MINISTERS
Express Some Views on Matters of
 Importance.

The Baptist Ministers Union. of Mont gomery. takes this method of answering or replying to the many unfriendly and severe criticisms made by the public upon the negro ministry.
 As ministers we do not hold ourselves responsible for the act or acts of any person or persons whose conduct is un- becoming and below the dignity of the Gospel Ministry.
 We believe in a clean. high toned. dig nihsd. honest and upright life on the part of those who enter the ministry.
 We are opposed to afl law1esaness and serve this notice upon the public that as we understand the duties and responsi- blities of ministers we are striving to lead such lives as are becoming Chris tian ministers. We ask that we be judged upon our merit. We do not con-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
B. F. CROSBY DISCHARGED.
Commissioner Elmore Decides He Has
 No Jurisdiction.

No Jurisdiction.
 B. F. Crosby the negro charged with pension frauds. was yesterday discharged by United States Commissioner John A. Fillmore. He was charged with falsely impersonating a United States pension officer.
 Commissioner Fillmore held that the evidence did not establish that Crosby had ever represented himself to be a representative of the United States Gov ernment and he therefore had no Juris- dictlon in the case.
 Crosby is still in the Montgomery Coun- ty jail under a charge of false pre- tense, to which he will have to answer in the City Court of Montgomery. in case a true bill is found against him by the grand jury now in session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
The Celebrated 1898 Vintage

is represented in this market by G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry Champagne. to whose magnificent quality and natural dryness is due its unique position, manifested by l25.19 cases imported in 1902, being 4O7, So bottles more than any other brand.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
Ireland's Big Landowners.

There are in Ireland twenty-two land. lords owning over 50 900 acres, while there are in Scotland forty-seven. One of the troadest acred of the Scottish landlords Is the Prime Minister. who owns just W.(O acres, with a rent roll of soma Sl0O.00O. The laird of lairds is, of course the Duke of Sutherland, who possesses over a million and a quarter of acres. which brings him in some &3500O0 per annum.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
Bills Approved.

The Governor yesterday approved the following bills:
 s. s4. Making cession of lands to Unit ed States.
 H. 51. Appropriating and per cent fund to Mobile and West Alabama Rail- road.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10

done nor shield crime and desire to be eliminated from the stigma recently put upon the ministry. Done by order of the Union at Mont gomery. Ala, February 6. 1908.
 Rev. John Brannon,
 Vice-President Presiding. Rev. J. G. Williams,
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10

If q woman lives in the same neighbor- hood with a tanfIy nf young children she can become a missionary to China by talk ing charge occasionally while the mother gets out of jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10

A womans anger at her children Is usually about as terrifying as the shouts of a local talent mob in a play
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10

Singers and public speakers will ind Piso' | Cure an enectual cure for hoArseness. tu-th-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10
The Senate.

The Senate. Bills were introduced and referred as indicated:
 s. 1Ss. By Mir. Lynne with notice of proof)-To abolish the Chancery Court of Morgan County. and to provide for the transfer. to the Law and Equity Court of Morgan County of all causes and all pa pers and books relating thereto now re- maining undetermined on the docket of said Cnancery Court. Judiciary. $. lSS. Also with notice of proof To establish the law and equity court of Morgan County. Judiciary. s. lSO. Also lwith notice of proof)-To repeal an act entitled an act to regulate the trials of misdemeanors in Morgan County. approved on the 23rd of Febru- ary, 1SS9. and to provide for the transfer to the law and equity court of Morgan County of all causes and of all papers and books relating thereto. now remain ing undetermined on the docket of said County Court of Morgan County. where in indictments have been preferred by the grand jury of said County. 8. 191. Also (with notice of proof)-To abolish the Circuit Court of Morgan County. and to provide for the transfer to the Law and Equity Court of Morgan County of all causes and all papers and books relating thereto now remaining un- determined on the docket of said Cir cult Court. Judiciary.
 s. 192. By MT. Bosick-To amend Sec ton S1 of the Code. Revision of Laws.
 s. 1ss. By Mir. Blackmon with notice of proof)-To authorize the city of An niston to issue bonds to an amount not exceeding $50.oOO for the purpose of re- funding its outstanding bonded indebted tho tv.t1 Municipal and Municipal Organizations.
 s. 194. By MT. Castleberry (with notice of proof)-To repeal an act entitled an act to amend Section of an act to pre- vent the running at large of stock in certain portions of Talladega County. Alabama, approved February 1, 1S99 so far as the same applies to that portion of Beat Il, Talladega County, Alabma, here in named. Local Legislation.
 s. 195. By Mir. Rogers-To add the Gov ernor and the State Superintendent of Education to the Board of Trustees of the State Normal School at Livingston. Education.
 s. 196 By Mir. Hogue-To prohibit the issue, gift, sale or use of any free pass. free transportation or discrimination in passenger rates by any person. corpora ton, company or association owning, op- eTdtlnR UT ahy hoAh oAN' NSS- sell carriage or vehicle for the transpor- tation or carriage of passengers. Com- merce and Common Carriers.
 s. 1s9. By MT. Dunn (by reduesO-To protect the freedom of labor. prevent the restriction of trade, and to provide pen atty for violation. Revision of Laws.
 s. 200. By MT. Thomas-To authorize the Governor of the State to purchase with the general funds of the State the bonds of the State and to cancel and de- stroy the same. Finance and Taxation.
 Bills Reported.
 Bills were reported favorabiy by com mittees and sent to the calendar as fol- lows:
 s. 1s3. Corporations.
 s. 1884. Same.
 S. 1S2. Same.
 s. 162. Same.
 s. 134. Same.
 s. 96. Same.
 H. 1f7. Same.
 Bills Passed.
 The following bill was passed by the Senate:
 S. 12s. By MT. Lynne with amend menD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-10

The following bill was passed by the Senate:
 s. 12S. By MT. Lynne (wlth amend menu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. =, Mullen, 81 Ballard ave- epp.
City Hail.
Fremont prua Co, Ewing erect
and Fremont aVe61v,
W A. Mansfield 8 Co, pru1a'st
sd and jackson.
Crahan,s Horne Bakery, 2fo5 lat
avenue.
C n Lshndro'w cigar store, 9i6' ?
Second
Thet Harris. At postotiee Rsuton.
Lttle'a Pharmacy. lat avs. north
ard harriton street J. u, Lit'les
proprietor
Carlton 6 Co. Druggist, Ger sth
80. and pae. street South seat'les
=, A. Moore. Postottiee, So Park.
University prua Store, University
Station.
Howell ST. Pharmacy, io24 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy. Mr.. Clark, pro
Rrieter, 2o28 &. Madison.
Columbia Drug store, ". }. Stud
leY, prep4 Columbia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. y. {. Fisher.
preps els Broadway and James.
Quaker peua Co, 1918 ist ave.
Lesry's Pharmacy, 235 N. Broad.
Wayi phone Union %.
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10 REPlRT
M CANN
or COMMERCE COM
MlTTEE WILL MAKE SOME
RECOMMENDATIONS

Al "a meeting u the Chamber Of
Commerce. tsla afternoon. the GEM
uIfHro uH the Lake s3HetuH
canal fupuslUHu WiIl hand In br rrs
pert. tseummr uoiHy that General q
L. aiHrHUIa. chief ~ the United
states engineering rufpa. authorize
ihr removal Of tHe dam from port
age eaHal II the iurr-naed flow 90
water san be provided foH st TIE alt=
Iat - Lake Union a big delegation
&C White uRsr valley farmers Wii
ha pftaruI fo heaF the fepaft b.
which Dies ere 80 much interested.
The eamwlttet oa ttae annexation ~
suburbs NlH probably report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29

Maud Wuean. 90 Seattle General
hospital aHreH ai.EHsz TIA NyuHist.
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heart , = HuEhss g. Providence
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tina Auafssoa. So. Providence hoes
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ave. and Sar'ae cerebral hemaffh-
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heart disease Tbemaa SshEsy. q
Wellington. Wn4 heart H5sraaH. TN
known Nm. about a. YeA.a eI1
drowned at smith cove
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1Sta hU-au awe. q buf 81 and Atfa
0feuh bekford Dunlap Mn.. "a bav
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Seattle. a daughter Mr. Hud MEa
Iani 4 Webster ggzB tfaHkiff
ave, dHuahf-r Afr aud Mrs. II D
Brown. atz y srd So a box Geo
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-29
MISSIONARY
CONVENTION

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. oct. g.
The zgud annual meeting Of the
managers of IT, Wumana Home
Missionary society Of the MethpdlHt
Episcopal church opened ga Cbattaa-
oogn today tslth "a full attendance 81
delegates from various sections Of
the country. i'sHinraH sessions will
hu held afternoons and mornings
4nd the evenings viii be given over
Is public meetings az which ad-
dresses wlu Re delivered by rropl-
hcnt ehuruhmeu aad mission work
eTa.
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Marriage licenses

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BISHOPS GUESTS
At WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, n g. oct IS
The President and Mrs Roosevelt
save a receptions IT. the white House
TODAY Goa honor 81 the Episcopal
bishops Nho are here 10 attend the
Episcopal WE siouHrY convention.
More than three score bishops at-
tended the reception.
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I he Stage
kim psde.

KING nnaas viii close is brief
arrangement 1T the gfnpd tonight
slklnR a uAtinrs Performance this
afternoon srhf Golden ErfIs a
eoule opera Wuttrn. composed and
ptafarra entirely hY local talent
ssiIi H. given ~ the GFand FOR the
fesg 81 she week
The newt regular attraction ~ tble
play houae vili be Wesfn MINISTRIES
which Open for ihs fret haif OF next
week. ou Sunday evening.
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ftaeeriFs Mitatfsis closed "a sefs sar-
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Esatiia theatFe last ussut tsuhen iu
Sev York. muaieal farer comedy
utuh a Slr6tE raral favor opens fur
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sight In the raat are Prank McNlsh.
James Wyen. tuHephius Elrf1 and Nav
Courtney. 4 uumhtr 81 vaudeville
stseiaitieH viii be- introduced
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Superior Judge Morris ls hearing the
suit brought bv Charles LufsRv. an IS.
yeHf-oid baN against fho Seattle a
H,Htun Railway company To- recover
$1,000 Tor injuries to his head. sus-
taIusd hF hrinE bic by pole. while
staudiHg un the running beard % a
crowded car. last APRIL
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James HfouhH ara ESaha WiHumr
are appearing Is TENNESSEE Paid
uer at the Third Avenue theatef
fhIa week Tho pieco 10 doing "a good
business
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