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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-13
ANorHER FIeHTER HuRr.
Cocherffo Tossed on Horns of Perse~
 earfed Bull i'm Mexico.

Cocherffo Tossed on Horns of Perse~ euted Bull i'm Mexico. Mexico City. Nov 12.--The increasing number of accidents to bull nghters in the ring Is used as an argument by the local society for the prevention Of cruelty to animals to urge the abolish ment of the sport
 Parrao, the noted bull fighter who was seriously gored about three weeks ago is recovering from his injuries To- day Cocherito De Bilbao was tossed on a bulls horns and thrown in the air, escaping with relatively slight injury Cocherito recently arrived from Spain.
 Football does not commend itself to the public as substitute for bull fighting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-13
Railroad News

Feeling pretty good was Train Con- ductor T. Arnold of the Louisville and Nashville yesterday His run on train No. 3 from Nashville, while very heavy. was remarkably smooth. As the train rolled into Calera he was at peace with all the world, and visions of a good nights rest in Montgomery flew across his mental vision.
 Among the crowd of passengers that boarded the train In Calera was one or, properly speaking. some--that gave Conductor T. Arnold quite case of jumps when he started through his train collecting fares. Sitting on a seat was an object that, from the ground up, looked like one woman. There was only one body and one set of arms The top piece of the object was what made the conductor blink, for on one pair of shoulders there were two distinct faces and two heads, with hair The conductor was up against 8 problem On the seat was the body of one woman only, but above the shoulders were the heads and faces of two women-one of the Street Fair
 exhibits. The question that puzzled him was whether he should collect one or two fares. The tangle unravelled itself when he was handed tickets for the party. the some" being included. But, all the same. Conductor T. Ar mold slept last night like man who had thoughtlessly dallied with Welsh rarebit shortly before retiring.
 Three sections of train No. went out to New Orleans last night. the first being the regular Cincinnati con- nection which left on time. The sec ond section was the Western connec- tion. two hours late. The third sec ton carried the French Opera Com pany en route from New York to New orleans. There were three baggage cars, a day coach. and Pullman car. the train running five hours late. get ting in at 2:30 o'clock this morning: | On the first section were two cars of race horses en route from Latonia to New Orleans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-13

accompanied by B. A. Burks. captain of the Tuscaloosa squad. They att tempted to get a line on Auburn's plays for Saturdays battle.
 Many Montgomery enthusiasts. VIII see the Birmingham game Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-13
Mexican Crop Conditions

Mexico City, Nov. 12.-Millers pre- dict the importation on a large scale of wheat from the United States. Wheat continues dear and corn is higher than for long time.
 Cotton is advancing. Last years cotton crop was some 60.000 bales, and this years crop promises about 90,e00.
 There has been healthy advance in the yield of revenue receipts, which is an infaIlIble index to the condition of general business. Customs collec- tions continue heavy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-13
APPOINTMENTS OF BRIcKEN.

Adjutant--William Whitman Brame, Montgomery.
 Major Surgeon-Dr. M. B. Kirkpatrick, Montgomery.
 First Assistant Surgeon-Dr. M. B. Kendrick, Luverne.
 Second Assistant Surgeon-Dr. John H. Edmundson. Birming- ham.
 Chaplain-Rev. T. A. Mangum, Tallassee.
 Quartermaster-Ca E. P. Coulter, Girard.
 Commissary Captain-Captain J. Hunt Taylor. Montgomery. Inspector of Rifle Practice Captain H. B. Peacock, Opelika. Ordnance Oficer--Captain J. M. Conner. Conner.
 Inspector of the Guard--Cap- tain J. A. Holmes. Wetumpka.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-13

At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon a special train of nine cars came in over the Central of Georgia Railway. It brought the Robinson Carnival Conn pany's outfit from Columbus, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-13

Severe Earthquakes in Mexico.
 Mexico City, Nov. 12.-The remarka- ply hot weather lasting into November attracts the attention of meteorolo- gists, some of whom attribute 1t to an immense sun spot. Earthquakes con- tinue to be reported from various parts of the country. the shocks in some cases being severe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-11-13

gomery last night was Travelling Pas senger Agent Billy Wood of the Louisville and Nashville. when he learned of the raising of the quaran- tine against Pensacola.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

Foley Il Co. Chicago, Originated
Honey aud Tar ~ throat and lung
remedy, and on account OF the great
merit and popularity Of Foley's Honey
aud Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine Ask for Foley =
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tote offered ~ TO other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. IL IL
mildly laxative II contains m OPT.
ates aud i, safest for children and
delicate prr.ons Sold by J. W. Me.
COllum a Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
SPECIAL Order.

The special order OF the day, Mr.
Ayery's bill 10 require street car CON.
pAnies aud Others IN thS State TO
| furnish separate cars or compartments
for white and colored passengers, To
require said companies aud Others to
keep white and colorvd passengers in
their respective cars OF compartments
10 give eond uctors and employees OF
said companies police powers, and TO
provide penalties for the violS,ion ot
THE act. was taken up, and after slight
amend menu thereto we're adopted. the
bill being ordered engtosscd for third
reading
The bill ot Mr.. Wells OF Hillsboro to
provide Tor the payment Of cOsIs in
casrs OF commitment trials before
county Judgss and Justices OF the
peace. Was passed a. 10 /.
The bill ~ NJ Crawford OF Orange
relating 60 the posting Of laws Was
passed 81 toS
AZ this point the hour 81 ~ having
arrived. the joint assembly Of the tuo
houses tor she vlrcIicn % = United
states senator, fully rvPorted below
sas held
The House then adjourned.
Election Senator TGEafsrro.
10 ioinl session Al noon the LeEislA.
ture ratified the cho,ce % the people
- the dominating body by Sleetipg
H0n JGmss p. TNliaterro 10 succeed
himself ~ Uuiled states senator frOm
Florida Cor The nsIt siE yeaH, short
" estoFe noon Ne. BueknAn % Duvsl
mnrrA INA he Rnankar annolRt a onn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

mittee of three 10 notify the Senate
that &C noon the House would be ready
10 receive the senate in joint session
for the purpose Of electing United
States Senator. The speaker named
Messrs. Buchanan OF Duval, Smith OF
Volusia and Wells OF Hillsboro as such
committee.
Promptly at noon tho Senators and
Secretary OF the Senate appeared at
the bar OF the House and were re-
ceived by members Of the House,
standing. President Trammell took
the chair and ordered a roll call OF the
Senators, 30 members responding He
then requested Speaker Gilchrist TO
order n roll call OF the members OF the
House. So answering.
Secretary Appleysrd they read from
the journals OF both Houses OF yester.
day pertaining to the vote for United
States Senator, showing 81 votes on the
part OF the Senate, and IS votes on the
part OF the House, for Hon. Jas P.
Taliaferro. President Trsmmell an.
nounced that Hon. Jas. p. Taliaferro
having received majority OF the
votes Of both Houses, he was declared
elected United States Senator from
Florida for six years, from March 4
1905.
On motion Of Senator Adams COM
mittee was appointed by the chair to
notify the Governor OF the action OF
the joint assembly. The chair named
Senator Adams and RepreSe tatives
Sistrunk and Johnston.
On motion OF Mr. Buchanan a similar
committee was appointed to notify
Senator Taliaferro. The chair named
Representative Buchanan and Senators
Wilso; and Crane.
In few minutes the committee ap-
pointed TO notify Senator Taliaferro
returned, accompanied by Senator
Taliaferro, who WAS received with sp.
plause. MIR. Buchanan reported that
the committee had performed its duty,
and presented the newly.elected Sem
ator. Senator Taliaferro was escorted
to the rostrum, and was introd uced to
the joint assembly by President Tram.
NELL, after which he delivered a short
but eloquent and appropriate address.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

IL have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, passing
gravel or stones with e1cruciating
pain" says A. II. Thurnes, a we'll
known coal operator OF Buffalo, O. II
got no relief from medicine until be-
gan taking Foley's Kidney Cure then
the result was surprising A few
doses started the brick.dust.like sub
stance and now have no pain across
my kidneys and feel like a new man.
IL has done me 800 worth Of good !"
FOley's Kidney Cure will cure every
form OF kidney or bladder disease
sold by j. W, McCOllum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
aAeY BURNED TO DEATH.
Children Fooled With Matches, Which
lEnlted Infants Clothes.

TRAILER, April 10 Friday MAham-
ery's two.months old baby met most
terrible death today while It's mother
was working away from the house.
The other children tried 10 light pipe
while ON the bed 10y the babe, and set
il on IRE, and A. no one was near the
place the bate was harmed in the
house, but the two larger children
were saved
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

statutes against the illegal sale OF Ii
qnoFS
By Mr.. Avery Of Escambia-Relative
TO municipal government OF Pensacola.
By Mr.. Avery OF EscAmbia-To au-
thoriEs the city OF Pensacola to issue
bonds for municipal purposes.
BY Mr.. Avery OF Escambia-TO
amend the charter OF Pensacola re-
lating to the chief Of the fire depart.
ment
BY Mr.. Wilson OF Jsckson-To pro-
vide for an irsue OF bonds by the town
OF Graceville TO build a brick school
house.
BY Mr.. Noble Of Lake-To prohibit
giving or selling OF cigarettes and Gig
arctic papers to minors under twenty +;
also a bill tO authorize the Governor
TO appoint commission OF three to
codlfy State divorce laws. and seek TO
secure uniform divorce laws in ell the
States.
By Mr.. Carleton Of Nassau-To
amend the law relating to the pres
ervAtiOn OF wild deer.
BY General Jewell OF Orange-ro re-
imburse Orange county for money
spent by that county for rent OF an
Rrmory for the use OF State troops,
BY MIR. Crawford OF Orange-To
amend the act OF 1903 providing for
the settlement Of the Wales. Beard
claim.
Speaker Gilchrist announced the ap.
pOintment OF Messrs. sprsgue OF Put.
nam and Johnston OF PAsco ms com.
mitteemen on the part OF the House to
visit and inspect the work on the Flor.
ida Coast Line Canal sad Transports.
ton Company,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE LEGISLATURE
Work is Progressing Nicely at
the State Capital.
GAINESVILLE CHARTER BILL

introduced In the House by Represent
alive ROsborough-Lsgislaturs In
Joint Session Elects Senator James
p. Tallaferro.
Tallahassee, April 2o-When the
Senate convened Wednesday morning
President TFammell announced the
following appointments;
To visit the Florida University and
East Florida Seminary, Senator Mas
seq.
To visit the Normal School at De.
Funiak, Senator Grill.
To visit the Hospital for the Insane
Senators Jackson snd Scott.
To visit the convict icsmps, Senator
Afford.
An invitation was received and nc.
cepted from Anna Jackson Chapter
Daughters OF the COnfedeFAcy, to at.
tend memorial exercises. at the city
cemetery on April 70
A resolution introduced by Senator
Crane was adopted, requesting the
Governor TO furnish the Senate all
correspondence and data in his pos-
session relating TO school book uni
foFmIty.
The following new bills we're intro
duced and referred:
By Senator Humphries-To repeal
the Law Of 1908, regulating the catch
ing Of food fish in Manatee county.
By Senator Crane-To create q school
book commission, to create 4 uniform
series OF text books.
By Senator CFlll--To prevent the
sale Of adulteFAtCd or misbranded
food, and TO provide punishment for
vIolators.
By Senator Nsel--To provide for the
division Of Holmes county, and pro.
vide for the formation OF the county
Of Bloxhsm.
The Senate had but short calendar
for the session. Senator TrAmmell's
fsFtillSeF bill was ordered enRrosSed
for Ice third reading, aud two bills
on the table, subject to call.
Brown-Baskin Case.
During the senate session General
Bailey introduced q resolution to the
eject that when the Senate adjourned
for the day It stand adjourned until
Thursday morning until 10 o'clock,
and that the commltte on privileges
and elections be Invited to use the
Senate chamber for the afternoon
meeting Of the committee. This TeSo.
luton called forth great deal Of de.
bate, and Mss finally laid on the tAbIe.
IL was announced q few days ago by
Judge RAney that the sessions Of the
committee would be public.
House Proceedings.
In the House this morning new bills
we're introduced ~ tollows
by Me-. Rosborough Of AlAchuA-To
extend and enlarge territorial limits
and powers OF gainesville.
BY Mr.. Tillman Of AlAchuA--To reg
ulats limits OF special tar school dis.
tsiots. Also, q bill TO regulate attend.
ancs at special tax schools by persons
living out Of district,
By Mr. Matthews OF Bradtord-To
amend the Lac relating TO pensions TO
Confederate soldiers aud their widows
By DTsJullah OF Columbia To pre-
scribe qualifications Of teaohep In col.
lsges and high schools
ny NJ, BOckman Of Duval (by re.
Quest) ITO SathoFiEe aud regulate ap.
polntmsnt Of trust companies ~ al.
mlnlstFAtoF, guardian, etc
by Mr., AveTy OF EscambiH-To pro.
vide for the privileges Of witnesses Ia
Investigations aud prosecutions for the
violation Of the statutes against bri.
berg. gambling and the violation oi the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Death At Prairie Greek

Mr Hale. mother OF =. n. Hale,
died ~ Prairie Greek "Wednesday
night, after an illness OF several days
Deceased VAS one OF the oldest rrsi-
dents OF the county, being elGhiy-'Sc
years oi agr a, toe time Of her death.
The remains passed through this city
Thursday en- rouie'Io Alachua, and the
funeral will BE- held a. that place To-
day. the iu,crneut being in NcWnahs-
VILE cemetery The arrangements
will b. In chArgs % the Thomas Un-
dertAkine Company. The SUI extends
sympathy TO The bereAvcd family.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24

No medicine can replace food bat
Chamberlain stomach and Liver Tab
lsa will help Joa 10 digest yO0S food
IL 10 BOt the quantity 81 fcod taken
that giVes stFVngtA and vtgoF 20 ne
systsm. bat the amoant dieestsd and
aaaimtlaisd. II trOabled wllh . veal
dlReNttoo, doat tail % ave these tab
lea q trial rhoosands havN Sesn oese-
nteA ~ their ase. feeg cay cose q
QuaFtss. Fer sale by ell dFuGEiBss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-24
Bills That Passed.

BY a vote Of % to o, the House passed
the bill OF MIR, WartmAnn OF Marion 10
regulate the running Of automobiles or
motor vehicles on the public roads or
highways OF the State.
The bill OF Mr.. Smith OF Nolusia. eI.
tending aud enlarging she powers OF
the city OF DaYtona, was passed % to o.
Dr, JuliAn's bill 20 leGAlire aud vail.
date all warrants heretofore issued by
boards OF county commissioners for
work aud materials IN constructing
court houses aud Jails for county pur.
poees
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
Boston on Florida Oranges.

There are many things we get from
the Boston journals that are not al
ways acceptable to the South; but
once in awhile-when digestion is
good, perhaps-there come down to us
words that are as balm to wounded
souls, so appreciative are they.
For instance, the Transcript says:
ITO many tastes there is no orange
grown that compares with the pro-
duct of Florida" Pitted against the
world, we stand, you see, at the head.
Our people have always claimed it
and so accept the verdict that comes
from Boston with eQuanimity-
California is our great orange pro-
Queer, but though the fruit from that
section is of fine quality, it does not
equal the best of that which comes
to us from the older source Of supply,
Florida" This extract is not likely to
appear in the Riverside or Los An
geles papers, where the Washington
Naval flourishes and is really the on
ly good orange that comes from the
Golden Notwithstanding Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
In Justice RuIIoek,s Court.

Emanuel Jenkins, colored, was tried
before Justice S. A. Bullock Friday on
a charge of petty larceny. After hear
ing the case the jury was out only a
short while when they came to a YER
dict, which was guilty Jenkins
was given a sentence of ninety days.
The jury consisted of A. j. Brigance,
J. Upton. J. E. Bailey, S. L. Biting,
Frank Hall and j. D. Landers.
jenkins had been making a habit
of visiting his neighbors' clothes lines
after shutdown and departing with
their wearing apparel
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
Christmas at the Ocaia Music Com
pany's Store.

A visit to the Ocala Music Com
pany's store is certainly a reminder
that the Christmas season is at hand
Thursday, Friday and Saturday they
held their formal opening Of Japan
csc goods. They make a speciality OF
everything conceivable along this line
and this year have some especially
beautiful things. The store was very
prettily decorated for the opening and
a large number Of visitors and custo-
merS were present.
Besides Japanese goods they have
an immense array of silver, cut glass,
china and all sorts of lovely articles
suitable for Christmas presents. This
firms goods this season are handsomer
than ever before and they are receiv-
ing a great many compliments on their
beauty, usefulness etc.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
OeaIa Patients Doing Nicely.

A letter to Major T. D. Lancaster
from Mrs. Lancaster. who accompan-
led their son, T. d. Jr., to Atlanta
several days ago to have him treated
at the Pasteur Institute for a dog bite,
says that the young man is doing
nicely and enjoying his stay in the
South's metropolis immensely.
The letter also states that Mr.. Henry
d. Stokes, who is in Atlanta on the
same mission, is getting along all
right.
The cases have been diagnosed, but
the result cannot be known until the
dog head which they took with them
has been thoroughly examined.
Mrs. Lancaster says there have been
fourteen cases of dog bite brought to
Atlanta since their arrival, some from
South Carolina, several from Florida
and others from other sections Of
Georgia.
The friends of the Ocala patients
will be glad to lean that nothing ser
ious has so far developed in their
cases.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
CAPTAIN STONE PASSES AWAY.

Saturday afternoon at about four
O'Clock Captain Spencer C. Stone pass
South Lime street this city. He had
been i'll only a short time and nothing
serious was thought OF his condition
until Friday afternoon from which
time he grew gradually weaker up to
the time of his death.
Captain Stone was born in Chatta-
nOoga, Tenn, September 81, 1927. He
was a son of General William Stone
for eight years a member of congress
from his district. He practiced law
fer a number of years at Jasper, Tenn,
and served four years in the Confed-
crate army as captain He was one
of General Joe Wheeler's trusted
scouts during the latter part of the
war. He came to Ocala about twenty
five years ago, and has for many years
been successful contractor and
builder.
two years ago, and leaves besides a
host of warm friends, a wife and two
daughters, Mrs. Carter H. Dame and
Miss Fannie Stone, of this city, and
two sons. Messrs. Spencer and Will
liam Stone, of Chattanooga Tenn
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
The Bear Story Confirmed.

Those who happend 20 be in the
vicinity of the depot Thursday morn
ing when the o'clock train from
Jacksonville came in, were attracted
by a large black bear which lay in
the door Of the baggage car. Upon
inquiry an interesting story was I'M
folded by the trainmen. AS the train
was nearing the southern boundary of
Marion County, before day that morn
ing. the engineer saw something on
the track ahead which he took to be
very large hog. GAS the train bore
down upon him, and the headlight
blinded him, the bear reared upon his
hind legs, ready for an attack On the
train, when he was knocked off the
track, which stunned him rendering
him helpless The men put him
abroad the train. quite proud of their
achievements. showing him to people
along the line, whose curiosities were
greatly aroused at so unusual an Oc-
currence, and especially is it SO in
this State where all the larger animals
have been killed out, but which We're
plentiful during the war.-Tampa
Springs News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
Leg Broken by Kick Of Horse.

Late Thursday evening when Mr..
George B. Tyler, proprietor of the
Hermitage Dairy was driving home
his horse became frightened at some
thing ahead of him when near the cor
ner Of South Fourth and WynOna
streets and began to kick.
He kicked over the dash board of
the wagon and struck the occupant
on the right leg below the knee, break
ing it.
He was taken to the home of his
sister, Mrs. L. T. Tompkins on Watula
street and DR.. Izlar was summoned.
Mr.. Tyler asks to state to his pa
irons that il his milk delivery system
is not just what it should be for the
next few days to bear with him until
he can get it going again in its regu-
uar way.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
IN THE COURTS.

Verdict of Mansiaushter Against Pet
ty Davis in Circuit Court-Ivy
Counts Discharged.
From Fridays Daily.
The jury in the Petty Davis murder
trial remained out all night Thursday
and it was after ten o'clock Fri
day before they reached a verdict.
The verdict was for manslaughter
and the maximum penalty is twenty
years in the penitentiary.
In the case of the negro boy, Ivy
Counts, who was charged with killing
a schOOlmate near Shady Grove, it
was proven almost cOnclusively that
the shooting was accidental, and the
court instructed the jury to render a
verdict of not guilty. Counts was re-
manded however and will be tried be-
fore Judge Bell on a charge of carry
ing concealed weapons.
The case of Il. ]. d. Cumimns, a
colored preacher, on a charge of OBJ
tanning money on false pretenSes oc-
cupied the court during Friday after
noon Attorney Raymond B. Bullock
represented the defendant, while
States Attorney Davis prosecuted. The
jury consists of the following: G. G..
Mathews, Charles H. Mathews, E. T.
and w. E. Mix.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
Coughing Spell c.usss Death.

Harry Duckwell, aged 25 years,
choked to death early Yesterday morn
ing at his home, lin the presence of
his wife and child. He contracted
a slight cold few days ago and paid
but slight attention to it. Yesterday
morning he was seized with fit of
coughing which continued 70: some
time. His wife sent for a physician
but before he couldi arrive another
spell came on and IT, Duckwen died
from suffocation.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat, Dec /, 1901" Billiards.
Horehound Syrup would have saved
him ;E25c. soc. and $1.OO at all drug
gists. m