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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-06-10
RUSSIAN STROhGH0LDS
Facts About the Manchurian
Cities Mukden and Hardin.
DEPoTs FOR TROOPS AND STORES

outer Wall OF Mud and Inner One
of BricL Surround Mukden, Ancient
Royal City of observation-disclosures
chief Military Depot In Far East
Is at Hardin.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-06-10
From "a Physicians Standpoint.

He who eats and runs away
Will have dyspepsia some day.
baltimore American.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1904-06-10

Sold by the Cross Street Pharmacy.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03
,,stedbrief. hInter Napplepu |.

Gin sigenartiges S9riftTtiid tpurbe
our 3ett bes beutf9en 8sfrsiungstries
ees bon fran30Iif9er SerrI9aft in Der
8erltuer 9fft3in bon Grnt QitfaB ges
brudt. @s fiibrte ben Sitel: .Steds
brief btnter 0itlas 8onuparte, genannt
Rapoleou, aud 8%eilbenpoter, 9rins
2ambuIle, bon Seufels @naben.~ Sn
benz NIT Dem 8ilbe bes Rorlen pers
lebenen S9riftitiid bteB es inter @ns
oerem: yWir erTu9en ale gtDilz unb
Wtilttdr6eb6resn bierburb dufs 0rins
senbfe. ulles auf3ubieten, fi9 Der pers
fOn biefes b61if9en 8OIepi9ts 3u be-
mdhtigen. Wenn er tpbt eineefanoen
ptrb, bann fou fein Ropf einbal5dmtrt
uno berumreiienben MGnnern, tpelhe
fir @slb nilbe Sbiere feben loFen,
pobttpeife iiberseben tuerben." Dos benz
Stedbrtef beigefiste Stendlemsnt bate
folgenben Wortlaut: .Rletn BON @tos
tur, unterfeBt unn bon Itdrtem Rnos
nenbau, ods @eIiht runb, uno ale
3lge BON @ere9tigteit, Mttleib uno
grbdrmen rein bintpegseI1nolIen unb
aufgsounien. Doseeen elm finitersItie>
res, blutperldngenbes, tleines. f9par,
oss unb blibenbes gluse, ssbpoens Rafe,
b0bnif4 n~ufgetporfener Munb, bides
3inn, f9tpdr3es un6 ltruppiges Saor.
Die @eii6tsfurbe bloBsgriinli6 braun.
Mu4 if CT Defenders on Ieinsm uns
fteten BsIen ertennbdr, inoem er bolb
raft, tobt unb niitbet, balb mieber cine
aiieenblidlihe Nubs 5sigt, tn tpel1er
er gtfp6bnli9 bic bier (auf benz 9ilbe)
ongesebene Gtelune annimmt." Damn
folgte nod Elm Spottlieb ouf Nupolecn
/. in Der Melobie bes R6uberliebes unb
cine turae 2ebensbeT 9reibung uno 4uF,
31blung dIler bon tom btriibter @rsuels
tbdten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03
Mltrna als Grnnnbeaher.

Die Stabt Mltona Bat neuerotnss
9Gnbsrsien Inn Mertbe bon 100000
Mdrt angstauft. Die RGhe bon 6ams
burg brinst es NIT fi9, baB audi bann.
tpenn ss Ii9 eigentlt9 nur um Sams
burger SntersHen bunoelt. bGufig Ils
tond in MitleibsnIdoft se3ogen tptrb.
@enn 9umburs 3. .. Sesbafen baut
ODER 81 Ganirunas3peten gauge
Staotpiertel uieberfeibt, ohne bab fir
senisenoen Grfab bur9 nsue Mnbnaas
gen seTOrgt pirb, 10 bat otes fur OIL
iona bic Mirtung oab bambureif9e
Mrbeiter in Mltonn @obnung fuhen.
Sin 10 sinieitiger @ep0lterungs3upa6s
bat ndtirIi1 cine beirdhtlt9e @ermebs
rung Der SGuls uno Mrmenlafteu 5ur
Solse. I'm benz snteegentreten 81 tSns
men, bat fib bte Stubt ielbft our @tgens
t9lmerin eineS grOBen &beils bes 8aus
grun6es sema6t. Ste Dat es baburG
in Der 9anb, gu pertaufen. mas fe piu.
uub az befttmmen. ipie ge6aut iptre
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03
malhidrefte i'm mhetnlnnp.

Refte bon groBen Mdlftf6en bat otes
fer Sage profefor poblis aus Bonn
in ben selben Observation-Disclosures bss
SertiGrs bon Grafenberss@erresbs
BET 9iiFelborf gsfunben. Sir bic
Rbsinlanbs Iino 1ol9e Sunbe neu unb
aus 70 alien S9i9tsn ~u6srboupt tuum
betdnnt. Ddbrenb i'm ursRbeinbelta
ipeiter fiibli4 Ii9 bic obern 8rauns
toblenf9i9ten btlbsten, tdmen alfo BEL
0iiFelourf cropartise @blaserpngen
gu Stunbe, Gbnlib ben In iiinsfer 3stt
MtGipnsn bon Sabrsn na9 ben DILL
ielborfern an ben beutI9en 8iifen abz
sefsbten. Sn ben Rprbfeese9enoen iinb
ftelenipeiIe bic dnsei@memmten Mals
fif9rsite i'm &~iiitenfanb 70 b6ufis. buE
man @ortemdune unb 9oftborbosen
aus bteisn rieF9en &no9tn erri9tet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03
aluebctt Der Oscbtuhc.

Wenn Die Hebtu6 Elm &ib6en bat,
bas nod ntht I'm Stonbe lit, ben Sc
fabren our4 l9neus 6lu9t gu ents
ee6en, 70 pertbeibigt bic Mutter ibr
bilfloies Sunge nit einem Wiut6, Der
umio neutrality-suspicious. lit, ala
bic f9euen Sbiere gu anbersn 3eiteu
ii9 bur6aas ni9t Defenders TAPER 5eis
gen; babel entpidelt lie cine &lu9bett,
pel9e ntht minber bemertenstpertb TIT.
Wenn Elm raubgieriger 5u9s benz Rebs
tdl64en gu nabe tommt, 10 gretft bic
Rebmutter ben HGuber tibn an unb
berfebt ibm nit ben Worberldufen 70
smpftnblihe S9ldge, baB Reinede es
Oor3tebt, ben 8ampfplaB gu perlaTen.
9at Der 5u6s bas &dl69en iebo9
nod nidt geie5en, 10 stbt bic Rebtub
benz Sungen einen letdten S9los NIT
benz 8oroerlaufe, tuorduf oteies Ii9
Iautlos IN bds @ras nieberoudt unS
rubtg lieeen bleibt. Die Mutter Ipielt
benz 5uRs nun cine RomDoie Dor, tR-
benz tie fi9 anItellt, ais mare Iie pers
nunost uno tonne nur nit Mi6e pors
pGrts tommen. Daour9 lodt lie ben
6u9s fort, inbem tie eenau psib, bog
er es in Ieiner 2iiiternbeit ut6t nnters
lufeu piro, tie als Ii9ere 9eute 3u
perfoleen. Sat Is i'm tpeit gsnu9 BON
benz 2ogerplaBe oes 8ib9ens selodt.
bann sibt iis bic 8erIteauns anf unb
ent3iebt fi9 benz enttdui9ten @srfplser
tn bebenOen Spriinseu, um auf llms
tpegal gu ibrem Sungen Su ellen, oos
lie in DOnig u%nDerdnosrter Gage pors
finbet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03

lteber elm e~igenartiges 8silpiel BON
Sbierfreunb19aft ptro bon Der Delts
a%usIteaung in ct. 2ouis beri9tst. Gs
bdnbelt fh um einen afritdnii6en 2rds
mid unb einen mongplt56en Gfel, bic
tiis3lt9 benz bort sur S9au gebra9tsn
groBen SGgsnbed'I9en Sbierpart eins
berletbt tpurben. Die iibrige Sbiers
melt bereitste ben Reuansetpmmener
einen re6t frofttgen Gmpfang. 8eibt
fiblten Ii9 einfam unb berlafen. uno
biefe beiberIettigs @eretninmung muB
bas triibIelioe 8rani6psib9en init benz
melan9olil9en 9angobr in Ieelii6en
Mdpport gebra6t boben. Sbdtfahe lit,
bnB bic 9eiben uRaertrennli4e 9efdbrs
ten estporben Iinb. Wenn Der Rranif
4. g. NIT Ieinem ldneen S9ndbel ben
8oben mad Wiirmern our4fu9t. 70
b1lt 2angobr Dahe, unb mill es
trsenb Elm onberes SHier perIu9en, ff
Ieiner Sreanoin gu nGbern, 10 erpa6t
IN ibm bte @iferiu9t, unb NIT feiner
6ufen snergif9 ousl9lasenb, Iu9t er
ale in reIpettboller @ntfernuns bon
Ieiner Sreuubin au boIten. 9teTe feb
ibm babel bepunbernb az unb lit often.
bar ftola bdrouf, I'm fernen ct. 2ouia
BITE 6sr3enstDntgin zines 70 tapferer
G9els 9etporoen gu iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03

@urIiustou. @. ga, 1. Mug.

Wnrlington, B. Ea., 1. Mug.
Games Wetbinber unb feline 3lpti
RinOer i'm Nlter bon 9 reip. IL Sobrfa
ertrantsa beute in Snaps Gr.et. Die
Rnaben bn5tten In sinem tieIea Con
bireit ODE. halb zines GIoGss bon s
Miaionen Sub 5clS, dls ie bon be n
CHROME s,Fabt unb unter bas Spl3
aetritb.n fpurb.n. 9eim 9erlutb, be
1eihen b%er55r3ubolen. ertrant audi b Z
Eater. syrcg WeTtbinber unb SoGtrs
nO6nteu Der 9raaObis bet
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03

~Dtutf9Ianbs 4usubr
na9 ben Der. Staaten i'm ab9elaufenen
Sabre batte einen Wertb bon $103,s
450.620. cine Mbnobme BON $14.450.4
154 oeqea ods sSabr 1902.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03

0er dbrlt4e 9 gpcrti
bon Mate 0uruguoptbet) aus ben,
braIilionii6en probiuaen parana u1o
Sunta GotbarinG hetrdgt iibsr TIL
100000 8funb. J
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03

Die StroBenbetttsr BON
Barcelona liub fsierli9ft iibereingstoms
men, ale 2 @entimesitiide, bic ie bon
mitleibieen perIonen betommen, aus
benz 8ertehr fern gu baltsn. um ods
publitum gu n5tbigen. ibnen bic no II
6Stern Miin3ea % Gentimesitiide) ala
Mfmoseu au perubrtihen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03

@eutf4tau BOT tebt %
@atfsperFten, bic 10000 perfoneu
bsfnGFHgen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03
Omaha, Rebr., 1. Aug.

Webrere Wogen bou Wiatuntonleus
ie trafen heuts bier etR uno tDurbsn
unter bic Uerl4ietenen G1Iu9tbduIer
bertbeilt. Cine groBe anaobl bon pie
dtts beobo9tste bic antunft. obne cine
DemonItration gu MAIDEN. Die
G9lahtbGuIer pureH beute TIM 8e,
krteb.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-03

Ur rsmshni sir etrsiIsS. Fss emf ".
rem @mnspnRfss as bsAarUn.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
SIMs-COOPER.



Somewhat Romantic.
Centereville, July 1.-(Special.)-A
marriage which smacked OF romance
occurred here last night. Miss Tabor
Cooper the young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Cooper was married to
DIR. w. r. Sims of New Orleans. The
young couple had never seen each other
but twice and until yesterday afternoon
had no idea of getting married. They
took a drive and concluded that speedy
marriage was essential to their happi-
ness, so they applied to the clerk in
the probate Office for license, but on
account of the youth of the young lady
the clerk refused to issue the license
without the consent of the father OF
the bride.
Consent was finally procured and the
young couple repaired to the Office of
the Judge of Probate to be married
Very few persons were present and on
account OF parental unwillingness the
marriage occurred in the probate Of
fee by Miss Medora Carraway Smith
chief clerk in the office of the Judge
OF Probate of Bib County. Miss
Cooper Is a young lady of rare beauty
and had numerous admirers. The
couple left on the early morning train
for an extended bridal trip.
Wednesday night of this week the
commissary of the Revel Lumber Com
pany a few miles west of here was
burglarized and then burned. At this
time there Is no clue to the guilty.
Quite a large amount of goods was
destroyed.
Sheriff Crawford now has fourteen
prisoners confined in the county jail.
County court for the jury term will
convene here Monday of next week.
Quite number, of cases will come up
for trial.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
FingerprInt Identification.

MdHcHeSler Guardian.
l hear particularly good accounts of
the results which are being achieved
from the regiAraIion of fngermarks
at Scotland Yard. The system has new
er ceased developing under Mr.. Hem
rvs enthusiastic direction, and there
Is now very considerable network of
what might be called fingermark intel
ligence all over the country. AS a
means of Identification the recording
of fingermarks cannot fail, for there
Is no known instance, and there is
never likely to be one, of two sets Of
ten flngermarks being exactly alike.
Moreover. the human fingermarks new
er change in design or scale from
childhood to old age There have been
at least two cases in London quite re-
Gently in which a prisoner was sup
posed to have been identified by the old
method OF comparing photographs but
afterward the additional evidence of
hngermarks showed conclusively that
the photographs were of quite differ
ent persons. The photographs, / was
told. were so much alike that one could
have sworn that they were of the same
person. Each case was clear example
of a double and but for the new
system there would certainly have been
a miscarriage of justice.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
PRIVATE DEXTER WON.
First Competitive Drill Of Governors
Guards.

First Competitive Drill of Governors
Guards.
Private Dexter won the handsome
gold medal at the first competitive
prize drill of the Governors Mounted
Guards held last night at the armory
in the city building.
The medal was presented to the
troop by Captain Charles T.. Dexter a
former officer but now adjutant of the
First Squadron of Alabama Cavalry.
To encourage interest in the troop and
to raise the standard of excellence in
the command Captain Dexter presented
to his old troop the handsome medal
to be drilled for at regular intervals.
The first competitive drill was
largely attended and great interest was
manifested.
The commands were given by Cap
tain Tyler GOODWIN. commanding the
troop and Captain Dexter served as
Judge The winner of the medal prov
ed to be brother of the donor.
After the drill refreshments were
served and a most pleasant hour was
spent. Resolution thanking Captain
Dexter for the gift of the medal were
passed by the troop.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
KUMPE NOT APPLICANT.
However, He VIII Probably Enter
Race for Judgeship.

CORTLAND, July 1.-(Special Judge
]. c. Kumpe of Lawrence county. who
has been prominently spoken of as a
candidate to succeed Judge Osceola
Kyle in the Eighth circuit was here
to-day and announced that he would
not be an applicant for the short term
to be filled by the appointment of the
Governor.
1t is very probable that Judge Kufnpe
Will be candidate in the primary cleo
tion which will be called to fill the
vacancies on tfchet for Judge of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit caused by the
appointment of Judge Kyle TO a posi-
ton of the bench in Panama. The in
formation Is that Judge Kyle will
leave for his foreign field of work
about July 49,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
Personal Mention

Hon. w. w. Brandon, Adjutant Gen
eral of the Alabama National Guard.
will. leave today for st. Louis where
he will serve as temporary reading
clerk of the National Democratic Con-
vention. The fame of General Bran
don's clear and ringing voice has
travelled beyond the State and the in
vitation to read the resolutions ana
announcements of the great gathering
of Democrats came to him from the
National Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
( Rev Robert Campbell Gilmore, pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church at
Bessemer. will reach Montgomery this
MOI ming. He will preach Sunday morn
ing and evening at the Central Pres
byterian Church. While here he Will
be the guest of Mr.. A. w. LeBron:
Tax Collectors who made final set
Element with the Auditor yesterday.
were J. L. Smith of Monroe county,
r. E. Peagler of Butler county. J. r.
Lawrence of Cherokee county; and r.
A. Hill of Winston county.
Governor Cunningham was absent
from the Capitol yesterday. He was
in Talladega to attend a meeting OF
the Board of Trustees of the Institute
for the Deaf. Dumb and Blind.
Editors H. Y. Brooke Of Luverne,
and H. 8. Doster of Prattville, were
in the city last night en- route home
Press Association.
Mr.. Claude NJ Bond Of College Park.
Ca. representing the Georgia Military
Academy. Is In the city for a few days.
He Is stopping at the Melrose.
DR.. Thomas M. Owen left yesterday
for Tuscaloosa where he delivered his
lecture on Alabama history illustrated
with stereopticon views.
Robert Graham. the infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Smith. is quite i'll
Hull street.
Mr.. c. L. Chiffon will preach at the
court house Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited.
state Senator r. L. Hipp Of Gull
man. was among the prominent VS.
itors to the Capitol yesterday.
Master Weir Burton Gilmer left
yesterday for Opelika to visit his sis
ter. Mrs. W. o. Brownfeld
Hon. John c. Eyster of Morgan
county, spent yesterday in Montgom-
cry
Mr.. Frank w. Crenshaw is in At
lanta and will be absent several days.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
De Reszke Strikes II Rich.

Jean De Reszke has set to work on
his Paris singing school with such en-
thusiasm that Ne is not likely to be
tempted to return to the stage by any
salary that may be offered to him. As
a matter OF fact. his new enterprise
promises to be a source of great in
come to him. The rates are $40 an
hour, and that is not for a private les
son. The pupils are taken in classes
of four and each pays $40. NJ. De
Reszke gives a lesson to each pupil
alternately and the other three listen.
AS he has as many pupils as he can re-
ceive now. 1t will be seen that his
school will soon be as much a source
of profit TO him as his singing. even at
the rates he used to be paid.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02

such prominence the scaling ladder.
the life net and the water tower have
come in for a great deal OF attention.
Men are trained in the handling of all
those devices before they are graded
as first class firemen. The fire fighters
school is open to men of other cities
and many of them have taken advant-
age of a sixty days course. Since the
school has been running similar insti-
tutions have been started in England,
France and Germany. though not on
such a large scale. The problem of
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
The News Of Selma.

vice as driver of the mail between the
postofice and the railway stations ex-
pired last night, was the recipient Of
IS from Mrs. M. NJ. Force. postmaster
at Selma, who wrote Brooks the fol-
lowing letter:
Selma. Ala, June 80. 1904.
Edward w. Brooks, sub-contractor:
You cease service today. I wish
to express my regret, and to thank you
for your faithful. careful service, your
helpfulness. watchfulness and kind
ness. while connected with this ONCE.
You have been always polite and oblig
ing to all, and specially SO to me. I
hope you will obtain employment bet
ter paying and less laborious. I en-
close token of my appreciation of,
your kindness with my good wishes.
Very respectfully,
M. M. Force, p. NJ.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02

which are now being installed. other
furniture and improvements will fol-
low, representing an expenditure of
$1,000 to $1,000. and when the con-
templated improvements are made 1t
will be one of the prettiest edifices in
Northern Alabama The Methodist con-
gregation also has a new and modern
house Of worship. and the Baptists are
arranging to make extensive and per-
manent improvements In this building,
thus giving Tuscumbia a trio OF hand
some church houses
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
The Newr Of Mobile.

the Come Again Club" to meet every
Wednesday evening at the Country
Club. The members are Misses Kath-
leen and Theo Williamson, Venetia
Danner. Kitty Allen, Agnes Blacksher
and Messrs. Clarence RidenhouE Rus
sell Ladd. Irwin Little. Winfield Part
ridge and T. Tonsmeire.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mason will
sail on the 18th for Italy to be absent
a year or more. At present they are
visiting Mrs. Masson's father at Belle
vue. Md.
Miss Elizabeth Rogers of New Or
leans is visiting Mrs. Matthew Brew
ster for a few days before going to
their summer home in Saluda, N. C.
Mrs. Mark Lyons and Misses Anne
lie and Virginia Lyons will. go to Point
Clear tomorrow to stay at the hotel
for the summer.
Mrs. NJ. F. Kirkbride and Mrs.
PHILIPPE and Miss Corinita Kirkbride
will spend a part of July at Point
Clear.
Mrs. w. H. Ross, Miss Ross and
Mr.. Frank Ross will leave next week
for Greenbrier. White Sulphur
Miss Nell Hall and Miss Cary Hall
will leave tomorrow for Point Clear
to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Hearin will
leave during the week for French Lick
Springs, Ind.
Mr.. Cyril Smith will spend the sum-
mer with Mr.. Jack Ross family at
Point Clear.
Miss Minnie Black will leave Mon
day for Point Clear to visit Miss Julia
McPhillips.
Mrs. James K. Glennon and family
will spend part of the summer in
Waukesha.
Mr.. A. Lang is spending the sum-
Eer at Mrs. Pope's on Joachim street.
Miss Mary Bulloch has returned
from a visit to Atmore
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
BUILDING NEW RAILROAD.
Work Being Pushed on Line FrOr
Pyriton to Ashland.


Ashland, July Especial Work
on the grading of the Alabama North
ern Railway from ,Pyriton to this place
has begun in earnest and is being
pushed as fast as possible.
Coed rains have fallen over all parts
of the county and the crops are looking
fine.
The peach crop this year in this sec
ton Is exception
Z. j. Garrison, delegate to the
National Democratic Convention has
gone to Bessemer to attend the Ala
bama Press Association from which
place he will go direct to st. Louis
The Ashland lodge of A. F. and A.
M, elected the following officers at its
last meeting: f. J. Garrison. w. NJ
J. A White, S. w; w r. Pruet, ]. w;
w. d. Jordan, Sr., S. D.; B. f. Hol-
bridge, J. D.; ]. w. Miller. Treasurer;
G. w. Mackey, Secretary; ]. R. Glenn.
Tyler.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
school for Fire Fighters.

New York is the only city in the
United States which supports a regu-
larry equipped school for the lnstruc-
ton of fire fighters. Other cities have
instructors who go about from one
company house to the other but New
York has a permanent headquarters for
its instructor and a corps OF assist
ants who are always at work. Since
tho new type OF building has come into
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02
DOES YOUR SCALP ITCHP
Are Your Hair. Dropping One by o.

If your scalp itches you are doubtless
suffering from dandruff. The dandruff
germ is digging up your scalp in little
fakes, called dandruff and sapping the
life Of the hair bulb. No hair prepara-
ton that is a mere hair stimulant and
tonic will cure dandruff. because IT
won't kill the germ that causes the
trouble. Newbro's Herpicide is the lat
est scientific discovery; and 1t will kill
the dandruh germ. Destroy the cause,
and you remove the effect; kill the
germ and you will have no more dan
drum, falling hair or badness. Sold
by leading druggists. Send 1oc in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit, Mich. E. G.. Fowler, Special
Agent sat.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1904-07-02

Professor Shimsoe, inventor of the
powder which bears his name, Is a
member of the Japanese corps OF en-
glneers and a chemist by educatioa.
Some years ago he analysed mellinite
and lyddite and devised the new COM
position now used by the Japanese as
an explosive for shells.
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fighting a fire in those countries pre-
,sents fewer dificulties. owing to the
old-fashioned style of buildings which
still persist and the more general use
of those in construction.
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MEETING OF THE BAR.

The members of the Bar of Mont
gopery. and all visiting lawyers, are
requested to meet at the Court House.
on Saturday. the End inst, al 1900
o'clock m, to take action relative to
the death of the Hon. Z. A. Graham.
John w. A. Sanford,
Philip II. Stern, President.
Secretary. adv.