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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

AGENTS make s6 daily selling thc cb,a,o.t and most perfect water filter ever in, ented: rela'is at S2; big profit: exclusive terrlto. V
 S' 1eca Filter Co.,, Seneca Mo sn4to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

| FOR SALE-At q, 800; 2-story 1s1room dwelling. 1 lot 50xl50 feet; be bought for S1 800; can
 you beat 1t? Chandler & Douglass. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

TO SALARIED MEN-The safe of 80 choice lots at Highland Park. by E. B. Joseph & Son, at sacrifice prices, for a special purpose, easy monthly payments, gives you an op- portunity to secure a home and probably lay the foundation for fortune. See advertise ment. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

THE latest popular song collection. and tha Art or Fascination two books 10 cts postpaid: spring catalogue free. Address The fImperiai
 supply Co., C. Box 155. Muncie, Ind. 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

FOR SALE-Four 3-room houses in western
 part of city renting for $16 per month; cash price $75O; don't miss this. Pierce Watts. over Knabe's. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
WANTED-sITUATIoN.

wANTED-Position as bookkeeper assistant or clerk. by man of experience. in or out of the city: best of references Address H. care Sellers & Drum Co. tu-th-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

FOR SALE-For g, 300, a nice 5-room cottage on South Lawrence Street with porcelain bath. sanitary connections, etc; lot o0xl50 If you want a nice home in choice location you will find few such chances as this. Thomas & Gunter 2 Commerce Street. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

to represent old estab- nshed fraternal society, paying accident sick
 ueath and endowment benefits; big salaries paid good producers. Write American Frater- nifty. Washington. D. C. oents
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

NEW house in good neighborhood. all modern
 Improvements; we can sell you this place with out one cent cash payment; come and see us on this proposition and stop paying rent. E. H: E. Warren. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

WEAK MEN-Our Improved Vacuum Devel- oper permanently cures sexual weakness, va ricocele, structure: enlarges shrunken organs ; sealed particulars. Charles Manufacturing Co,
 Charles building, Denver. Colo. su4t-16
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

FOR SALE-For the next few days we offer a
 delightful home within two blocks of Sayre Street school; this property has never been on market; s4,500 will buy 1t: make long loan for $c.5O0 at per cent. Zirkle X Moore. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
Life Insurance.

The beautiful residence of Mir. Micou oppo- site the Capitol Square, is for sale or for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

FOR SALE-At a bargain; two beautiful vacant lots on Virginia Avenue near Mildred Street; a nice home or good investment in either; don't wait until you see some else building them before investigating. Thomas & Gunter.
 9 Corfmerce Street. II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

We are agents for that gr-a, Life Insur- ance Company. the New York Life: if you want life insurance you should investigate its policies they are absolutely incontestable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

Holt & Strauss,
 Phone 92.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

WAKE UP and send for our bargain ca1o. losue' etc, specially prepared for saIesmen ana agents Send cts postage today south erh Bargain House, Bryson City. N. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

North American Building, Philadelphia,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

FOR RENT-A large handsome store on Com if you need a store call and at once as I have several to offer w. C. Holt IS THE large fine store, l2l Commerce Street. for rent: cemented floor. cellar, elevator rear en- trance each floor well lighted. Apply to P, J.
 Anderson. su-tu-l5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

FOR SALE-$900, half cash, will buy two houses on High Street renting for $120 a year;
 street in front of door; very cheap at this figure. Zirkle & Moore. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

WANTED-Salesmen to sell goods by sample: Wnolesaie and retail trade; we are the only ILanuiaoturers in our line; liberal salary or Mo. " Aia;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

We offer for sale a very elegant home for SC, 500. This place is situated in one of the best neighborhoods in Montgomery. has every modern convenience and comfort: in fact, is an ideal place for a home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

FREE trip to the Worlds Fair St. Louis. 1904 Tor full particulars address Worlds Fair Visit. prs Association, GOT oriel Building, St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

The property of Lehman Durr Co.,, between Mobile and Clayton Streets by improving this property it will make splendid investment; let us show lit to you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

TRAVELLING SALESMAN-Can place . few men in permanent lucrative positions; must be energetic, of good address and convincing talk
 CTS; fine line with exceptional scope; estab
 lished house: references. F. R. Jennings. Sales Mgr, Detroit Mich. 5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

YOUNG WIDOW. age 2s, with s10OOo; lady 20, $50 900; lady 25, $15,e00; blonde 20. with sS0oo;
 seek honorable husbands for these and oth- CTS; confidential. Address Mrs. w, 697 Fulton St., Chicago. 16-su-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
TOR M1x..

FOR sALE-The wernieks sIactic bookcess leads all others: is the best and costs no more:
 1t Is the bookcase for your home. Ed c. Fow. Ter Co. -A su-wd-io
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

FOR SALE-We have several bargains placed and invite considerations; dwellings, cant lots and we'll located negro property; we can interest you. sweatt Westcott, 10 South
 Perry Street. Il
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17
FOR R 'NT-REsIDENCEs.

FOR 'RENT-A neat broom cottage. new. all the comforts. price low, Mobile Road; also 2-story dwelling the southern suburbs. splendid water, reasonable; a suit of four rooms, family use, down town; a neat airy office, also desk space for rent; other prop critics for sale and rent. Willis Chandler. Il s.
 Perry St. IA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

customer of ours has instructed us to sell at once two fine lots on Washington Street. and we are going to sell them this week. For a quick trade. we will give you an opportunity to make some money out of this proposition. Call at our office for particulars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

TRAVELLING salesmen on commission to carry small tray of shoes; ready sellers year round; state territory covered: experience, references, etc Address Speciality Shoemaker, Baltimore Md. oI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

wANTED-Energetic man in every county in the United States to open office and take charge of our business; new article which destroys odor of liquor or onions, called Nix E Won't Tell" Has made a hit throughout the country made in tablets and chewing gum form; quick seller and repeater; sold to sa- loon drug and cigar trade; $25 will start you:
 profits $l0O to s2OO monthly. NIKE Company. Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

SALEsMEN-Traveiing or local. side line. 25 per cent commission: goods new; sell to ev- Address L. N. Co.,, POI E. 18th St., New York. ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

fixtures. desks, letter files. document nles form files; we are prepared to furnish plans and es- timates for metallic devices for offices and vaults. Ed c. Fowler. Co. .,s su-l0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-05-17

Accident Insurance-The new continuation policy of the Travellers of Hartford dust out) Is by long odds the most liberal ever offered; 1t will pay you to investigate 1t. Call and see me,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-23

weven years ego the STATE Of Illinois granted
a. the Physicians Institute Of Chicago q charlton
There was need 81 something above the ordl-
nary method Of treatment for chronic diseases,
something more than any one specialist or any
number II specialists acting independently
ould do so the State itself, undey tho powers
granted it BY It's general laws, gave the power 70
he PHYSICIANS Institute 10 furnish 70 the SICK
such helm as world make them well and strong.
Ever since its establishment this Institute mas
endeavored in every possible way 90 carry 0Nt
tho original purposes o. lis 6 tablshineht uhu9E
the benedcent laws of The State.
Three years ago, the Physicians Institute,
realizing tho value OF electricity in the treatment
OF certain phases OF disease created under the
superintcu0euce Of IT, staff Of specialists m
electric bolt. and this belt has been proved 70 he
OF great value curative agent. From tins
50 time it has boon improved until IL fcaGhod
that stage Of perfect ION which warranted us
present name Of 'Supremeh
This belt IS the most elective Of all agents III tHo
cure Of rheumatism, lUmDagQ, lame back, ncTF-
Gus exhaustion, weakened or lost vital functions
yarlcocclo, kidney disorders aud many other
complaints.
Ihis "suprcmo Electric Bclt IS made IN one
grade only-l0o Guage-thcre Is no better electric
holt made and no botscr belt eau be made,
Whenever in the opinion Of onF star CT special
lists tho wonderful curative and rcvitahzina
forces Of electricity will euro you VIC send you.
free Of oil cost. one OF these Supreme Electric
Belts it Ia not sent on trial, Il IS yours to keep
forever without tho payment Of one cent. This
generous offer may be Withdrawn at any time, 50
you should write today for this free "Supreme
Electric Bell" 10 tho Physicians Institute,
st 20t7 Masonic Temple, Chicago, 1!Isa
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-03-23

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
OVER SIX THOUSAND
KINDS OF BUTTERFLIES
Valuable Work on Lepidoptera of the
United States.

Six thousand six hundred is the num-
Ecr Of the different species of butter
ties In the United States, as eatalogued
ia valuable publication by the Ma
uOual Museum authorities. now printed
an6 ready for distribution. This is the
FIRST publication OF complete list OF the
butterflies OF this country.
The title OF the work is a List Of
North American Lepidoptera and Key
to Literature Of This order Of Insects. q"
Tho book is one OF a series Of papers
Intended to illustrate the collections Of
the Smithsonian Institution. and takes the
place OF Smiths List" the only eSten-
siye work on this subject The book
has 725 octave pages. and in il are
oatalogued over $500 kinds OF butter
flies and moths. An index gives tho
81 celtic. generic and family names. and
d list of he 500 periodicals and maya
zines TO which reference is made.
Harrison c.. Dyar. Ph. D.. the custodian
OF lepidopJera, which is the scientific
name for butterflies. and the author Of
The work. says The publication is in
tended for the scientific investiga
and is so arranged that anyone inter-
tai'-H Ntti tri'4 ~ al it-t tei tftAA
lished on any general family. sub-family.
or species Of the butterfly IN speaking
Of the butterfly. and his cousin. the moth,
Dr. Dyar says less than POO individuals
arc OF foreign birth. and only three
are OF destructive tendencies. These arc
the cabbage butterfly. which is the dread
OF the truck gardener. the gypsv moth,
which deaude5 the foliage OF New Eng
land, and the brOwntail moth The
gypsy moth was deliberately iutrOduc-
Ell into New England by a French scien-
Jisl Leopold TrouSeit. IN 1868. for exc
p2riments IN silk culture. a few of the
uioths escaped. and the Massac husetts
/ 7 Cislature has spent millions OF dollars
IN attempts 10 exterminate the pests.
Dr. Dy0r was engaged two years in the
! p. eparation of the work. and was as
/ sisted by c. II. Fernala. Phi. D.. the
Hate Rev. George d. Hulst. and August
/ PUrck.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
WASHINGTON DIVINE
TO PREACH IN CHARLESTON

Rev. Randolph H. McKim. rector Of
Epiphany Church. his city, viii con-
duct the religious services at St PauI's
Church. Charleston. 5. C.. tomorrow,
that day being the anniversary OF the
birth Of the Order Of Knights of Pythias.
Dr. McKim's presence in Charleston at
this time is looked upon as most ap-
propriate. as Washington was the city
in which the order Of Knights OF Pythias
was founded in 1864.
The subject Of this weII-Snown di-
vines discourse will be Friendship.
Bravery. Honor. Justice and Loyalty
These attributes are the fundamental
principles OF the order
A choir OF sixteen male voices viii be
present and the orchestra will consist OF
many distinguished musicians. many OF
them being knights.
DR.. McKim viii conduct services at St.
Pauls Church for ten days. dating from
the 24th inst He is in Charleston by
special invitation OF committee COM
posed of the most influential and distin-
guished Pythians from each of the four
lodges OF that city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
JEROME FOR GOVERNOR
ON EXCISE PLATFORM
Movement on Foot Among
Gotham Democrats.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-For governor

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-For governor
William Travers Jerome. of New York
No matter what may be the fate Of
District Attorney Jerome's excise bill
leRalizing the sale of liquor during re
stricted hours on Sunday, which is now
pending before the State Legislature.
there is already on foot movement
among prominent Democrats of all
shades TO make Mr.. Jerome the .candi-
date for governor next year.
Although it is expected that the law
makers at the State capital will kill the
present bill. the men who have started
and are quietly pushing along the Je-
rome boom are confident that he can
platform declaring for limited open
sunday, thus practically dealing a death
blow to police bl2ckm5iI.
Mr.. jerome even now has at his back
the united liquor dealers Of the entire
State. and they are being quietly but ma
terially aided in their efforts TO bring
into being the proposed laU. as well as
TO secure for its author the next guber-
Material nomination. by men of promi
hence in all Of the local Democratic or
/ CARNATIONS
| That a determined Sight is 10 be made
/ upon the liquor question alone Mr.. Je-
! rome admits He frankly confesses that
the foes Of Sunday selling viii succeed
in smOthering his bill this year. but be
! is firm I'm the belief that the next Leg
| islarGre will be forced to enact into Law
q similar measure.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
WONDERS TO Be DONE
BY THE SOLAR MOTOR
May Cause the Desert to Bloom and
Produce Power Untold.

The scorching suns rays OF Egypt and
India are about TO be bridlcd by solar
motor machines made in Boston. It IS
reputed that a solar motor viii shortly
be sent TO Egypt. and then TO India.
The solar motor which has been used
with a certain degree or success on an
ostrich farm. at Pasadena. Cal. pump
ing 400 pounds of water minute.
is composed Of glass mirrors. arranged
on a funnel shaped steel frame. to focIs
the suns rays upon a long. thin boiler
The motor that is to be sent TO Egypt
was used in Massachusetts, last OctO-
Der and November. where there is com
paratively little sunshine. II sawe1
several cords OF wood. not TO mention
pumping a large quantity of water,
o. P Austin. chief Of the Bureau Of
Statistics, now a bureau Of the new
Department Of Commerce. predicts a
great future for the solar motor "Our
knowledge Of electricity is yet in its in
fancy he says. "but we send power by
means of an electric current distance
Of 230 miles in California. from the
waterfall. where the power is gener-
atcd. 10 the machines. which il opera es.
I II this is the case today. why may it not
be possible in the future to collect the
+ tremendous power of the suns rays fail
I ing upon the desert of Sahara. convert IL
I by means Of q solar motor to electricity.
and send IL by wire 10 France and Ger
4 many. and Italy. and in fact. TO all Ea-
rope? The motive power OF the rail
roads and factories OF Europe may.
/ some day. be found ceutered in the great
/ desert.
Our deserts in the West may become
g source OF wealth undrcamed Of The
] great possibilities or irrigation in the
the present arid lands are brought 70
! light by the United States Geological
( Survey What IL the sua. which now
! scorches the earth. year in and wear
1 out. can be made TO pune water s-om
/ wells and underground streams. thus
! solving the problem OF irrigation"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
UNITED STATES LEADS
NATIONS IN COMMERCE

over population is due in part. 20 the
greatly increased facilities for transpor-
tation. the cheapening of cost OF arti-
Giles utilized and the increased earnings
and increased wealth of the people.
Increase Of Railroads.
The railroads have increased from o.
02l miles in 1859 to POI .S39 miles in 1902
and the estimated wealth Of the country
from $T.I35 TS0. 900 in 1850 to S94 800
600 600 in 1900. a per capita increase Of
from $30S IN 1850 TO 81 36 in 1900. This
increase in wealth has been accom-
panied by an increase in deposits in
banks, those in savings banks alone in
creasing from SAB, 49,. 100 in 1850 TO 81
597,O94 $50 in 1901.
Meantime the foreign commerce has
made rapid increase. though not pro-
portionate to that of the internal com
merce. The imports OF 1850 were Sl73,-
500 .526: those Of 1902. 1903. 32O.94S- The
1 exports in 1880 were $144,375,725; in
1902. 81 3Sl. 7l9. iOl.
/ While IL is not practicable to measure
| the internal commerce Of other coun-
tries with the same accuracy as that OF
\ the United States, II IS known that in aG-
/ ricuItural products. manufactures. and
minerals the United states now out
ranks the other nations OF the world
and that the transactions in these
! products. which fern the internal com
mcrce. may. therefore. be assumed e
surpass those of any other country.
The manufactures Of the United State:
arc now about double those OF the United
I Kingdom. and nearly equal TO those o
( France. Germany. and Russia combined
| while the value of the agriculture
products OF the United States far ex
ceeds that Of any other single country.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01

DOm0StICS.
Lancaster and Amaskeag. best 64C
sc Apron Giughams --.---------- W
SANITARY DRAPER CLOTH. in
sealed packages; CSC value, S0C
best quality piece for. "
TOWEL SALE-Hemmcd Turkish
Towels, hemmed HuclI Towels, 1Sx
40 size. worth 125ac each. Spe- ole
Ntoi loi ..-..-.---
DOUBLE BED SHEETING. 81
wide. unbleached; worth iSc 11IC
YARD-WIDE PERCALES. beauti-
ful new Spring styles. in light ard
dark effects, 121zc value. Cor 73C
Monday .........---..-...t%
GARD-WIDE Unbleached Cotton.
extra fine and close woven. &c H3C
Is the regular price Monday "a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
WABASH BRIDGE WORKERS
STRIKE AFFECTS BUT FEW

PITTSBURG. Feb. 2S.-Thc strike OF
the bridge workers has been exaggerat-
ed. Not more than 100 men are affected
and little work has been stopped
The strike IS the result of a dispute
between the structural iron workers en-
ployed by the American Bridge Com
pany and the officials of the corporation
over the employment OF some laborers to
put up the false work of the new Wabash
Railroad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
ONE HAZING EXPERIENCE IN
GRENADIER GUARDS ENOUGH

LONDON, Feb 2S. - Rear Admiral
Coehrane announces that the war Office
has asked his nephew, J. Leverson-
Cover. one of the victims OF the hazing
practices in the Grenadier Guards. 10
withdraw. his resignation. and has Of
fered to reinstate him in another Guards
regiment. Leverson- Cover declined.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
DIED OF Her BURNS.

CUMBERLAND. Feb 2S-Maude
Kaufman. aged twenty-four years.
daughter OF Richard T. Kaufman pro-
prietor OF the Manhattan restaurant. who
was badly burned in her room a few days
ago died this morning No one saw the
accident. and Miss Kaufman could not
explain. It is thought her clothes caught
FIRE from lamp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
LEVI CHUBBoCK DEPARTS.

Levi Chubbock. special inspector OF
Indian affairs for the Interior Depart
ment. who was in town in consultation
with the Commissioner OF Indian At
fairs. W. A. Jones. returned 70 St Louis.
Mo. yesterday afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-01
New Government Depart
ment 70 Deal With Larg-
est Interests in the World.
Internal Trade Estimatedat
Twenty Billions.
This Country's Manufactures
Nearly Equal to Those Of
France, Russia, and Ger
many combined - IN
crease in Recent Years.

The new Department OF Commerce will
have the distinction OF dealing with the
largest commercial interests of the
world. In domestic exports. in manu-
features. in transportation. and in in
ternaI commerce the United States is at
the head OF the worlds list OF great
nations.
Some figures just complied by the
Treasury Bureau of Statistics. which by
the new law becomes part Of the De-
partment OF Commerce. estimate the in
ternal commerce of the country at &c.,
OOO, 900 600 or equal 20 the entire inter
national commerce Of the world.
In arriving at this estimate OF 500
OOOOO for the internal commerce OF the
United States the Bureau of Statistics
includes only one transaction in each
article produced. while in fact q large
number OF the articles produced pass
through the hands of several middle
men" between the producer and the con-
sumner The estimate Is based upon the
figures OF the census. which put the total
value OF manufactures in 1900 at Sl3.0OO.-
10000: those of agriculture at nearly
"a 600. OOO. 900, and those Of minerals
about $1,000. co., 900.
Conclusion Justified.
Adding TO these the product OF the
fisheries. the total value Of the products
OF the great industries In 1900 would be
SIS. O00. O0O. 600. and the rapid growth in
all lines OF industry since 1900. especial
" in manufacturing. seems TO justify
the deduction that even single trans
action in all the products OF the cOun-
try would produce an aggregate for 1902
OF fully $40 900 600. OO0.
Estimating the internal commerce OF
the country at former census years by
the same method. the Bureau of Statis-
tics nnds that the total internal com
merce has grown from about S2,00o.0Oo.
600 in 1850 to So SOC. GOO. 600 in 1860. So
25O. coo coo in 1870. 81. $50 .OOO. goo in 1880,
and s12 coo 600 coo in 1890. II viii be
seen from this that the internal com
merce seems 10 have increased 30 pei
cent in the decade from 1890 TO 1900. and
Is ten times as large in 1902 as in the
year 1850
In the same period. from 1850 to 1902
the nopuIation has increased from %.
coo. coo TO 10000. 600. and is. therefore
only three and one half times as great
as IN 1850. while the internal commerce
is ten times as great as at that time
This relative gain Of internal commerce