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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

Syrup of Figs ..............4oc Lemon Elixir. 4oc and ..... soc Acid Phosphate. 40c and. soc Paine's Celery Compound. soc Peruna .................. ..S0c Promo Seftxer, 10c, zoe, A0c
 and .J0c Kutnow's Powder. ....... .00c Capidine, 10c, 2oc and. ...... .]Oo Harper's Cephalginc, FOG and .]Oc Phenyocafine, 10c and ..... .90c wyeth's Eff. Phosphate Soda. sSc Warmers Lithia Tabyets. .
 grains ............ .loc CaStOria ............ .1cc Cheney's Expectorant. lSc
 ana ...Soc Kings New Discovery, 40c
 ana ...ss .ovc wampole's Cod Liver Oil ... soc
 D.~aA~-s. OS En~~p Un<tIA T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
America's Champion
 Heavy-Weight Wrestler

Tom Jenkins. for Years the Unconquered Heavy Weight Wrestler of Ann erica, States that Duf- fy's Pure Malt Whiskey Was the Only Medicine lie Used Duringthe time He Held the Champion ship.
 TRegard it as the Great est Body Builder and Nerve Tonic in the WorId-lt Keeps My System in a Normal, Healthy Condition, and 1 Heartily Recom mend 1t to Every One Who Wishes to Be Strong and Healthy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Jacobs Pharmacy.
 3 Court Square

Ever since Montgomery large enough to have drug ore its good people paid dollar for dollar bottle of medicine, seventyve cents for seveny6ve cent bottle fifty cents for fifty cent bottle etc., etc., UNTIL JACOBS PHAR MACY COMPANY opened and made possible for to least 20 to 30 per your drug b This fact should merit your trade For WE and WE ONLY the of this great saving The largest freshest best selected stock of drugs and sundries in Alabama
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

Purchsse. Bottle Lots wn Eattis You te tAs
 ale Prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Monday Specials
Moth Balls, per ID. 5 Cents zO-MuIe Team Borax, 1-pound 1llr packages, per pOuUd ... AVN ReuuIar Price 20 Cents.

OUR PRICES always the lowest made 50 by the volume of business which makes possible for to buy in large quantities and the best prices and discounts Note these quoted below taken random demonstrate c
 and enable you compare with the prices asked by other store
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Begin Where You Are.


 If you want to be happy, Begin where you are. Don't wait for some rapture That's future and far. Begin to be joyous.
 Begin to be glad, .~. And soon you'll forget :>~.s That you ever were sad. If you want to be happy. Begin where you are. Your window to sunlight And sweetness unbar. If dark seems the day. " Light a candle of cheer Till its steady flame brightens Each heart that comes near. If you want to be happy, Begin where you are. .s .. Tune up daily discords .+... g.. # Till out of their jar New harmony rises.
 Rejoicing and sweet ...-- And onward, in music,
 Go over your feet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Tbe C;irI who succeedn,

The girl who succeeds is the girl who works on the theory that what is worth doing at all is worth doing we'll.
 She puts as much earnest endeavor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Patent Medicines

scott's Emulsion. 4sc and. .soc Oxomulsion, 40c and ....... .ooe Psychfne (Slocum's) ...... .o3Se Moller's Cod Liver oil .... .o8c waterbury's Cod Liver oil. sec Fellows Hypophoephites .o1.9o Beef. Wine and Iron. pints. :. .50c Russell's Emulsion ......... .66v Kilmer's Swamp Root. 40c
 ana S0c Stuart's Gin and Buchu .... .e0c Warmers Safe Cure. l0c and. .6oc Cams Kidney Cure. 4oc Carter's Little Liver Pills :. .1oc TutCG ftt1e. ..s.........s tA9c Brandreth's Pills ........... .14c wiiiiams Pink Pills ........ .loe Atwood's Jaundice Bitters .. .1oc Halls Catarrh Cure .........e eoc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
DAWN OF NEW ERA.
Religious Freedom VIII Aid Russian
Government.

st. Petersburg, May 3--After three
DAYS holiday the newspapers. except
the extreme radical organs which new
81 find anything to commend in the ac-
tiOUS of the dutOcracy. are filled with
praise at the grant OF freedom of re-
ligiCn. generally expressing the opfn-
ion that liberty Of conscience must be
the precursor of political liberty The
NOVOe Nremya says
For decades we have lived under the
reign of the chaHceIleTies and the gov
eminent officials generally. who had the
right To close churches and stihe the
most sacred ideals of man. Until ApTfI
30 the names of men were inscribed i'm
the official papers as orthodox who
never perhaps had been inside an Ortbo-
GON church Let us hone that the old
believers VINO were bauiShed abroad
may now return To Russia and nninv
here the same liberty they possessed
abroad
II is generally believed that the old
believers viii SigHaliZe their aDprecia-
ton Of the emperoT's favor by a munif-
cent gift to the war chest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
BUSINESS MEN
DESIRE LIGHT
Private Plants Planned for Three
Central Blocks of City.
EFFECT OF GOOD EXAMPLE
NO FRANCHISE REQUIRED ON
PRIVATE PROPERTY.

A PPLICATION for information was
- made yesterday to Assistant City
Attorney w. II. BrameI that would
seem to presaga a revolution IN the
lighting Of the business district of Salt
Lake. Prominent business men and
heavy property owners desired to know
from the official named if it would be
necessary to have a franchise from the
city to operate an electric light plant
wholly within a city block. The infor-
nation was given that no franchise
would be required where the wires did
not cross streets OF other public prop
erty. that all that would be needed WAS
the consent of the property owners
investigation following this appliCa-
tiou developed the fact that a number
of the heaviest light users i'm the city
have determined to install light plants
of their own Incidentally they may
furnish light for the entire blocks in
which they are located. 1t * known
that three such propositions are now
on foot affecting thr5e Of the best bust
ness blocks in the city The fact that
no franchise from the city is required
for such an enterprise will greatly
stimulate development along this line
Wo OOOO inject Lessons
This move for private lighting plants
follows as 4 natural result of the sue
cess that has attended the lighting of
the Emery-Holmes apartment house
The light furnished hsre is of such fine
quality that the Alta club across the
street has applied TO the city council
for the privilege Of connecting under
the street with this same plant
Another recent instance Of the III
stallatiOn of a private plant is that Of
the DOOly block. The light has been
so good i'm this building that the Com
weTcial club applied for the privilege
of taking its light from the same cir
cult. The change was made the last
night that the trouble occurred with
the general light system. and the club
embeTs have been cOngTatulatiuG
themselves ever since on the change.
The men who are engineering the
plans for private lighting plants I'm the
business district refuse to discuss the
matter for publication at this time =
is understood that they desire 20 secure
contracts from as many light users as
possible on thsiT respective blocks be
fore making their plans public 1t Is
an open secret, however. that the block
bounded by Second and Third South
and Main and State streets. the
block bounded bv Second and Third
South and Main and West Temple: and
the block bounded by First and Second
South and Main and State are three
that are foremost at this time in the
matter of establishing private light
plants with the idea in view of furnish
ing light 10 all on the block who care
to make a change
The Emery Holmes apartment house
light and the light in the DooIy block.
the Commercial club and ali the other
institutions on that corner have given
the business men and property owners
an object lesson that * proving of
great value TO them
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
PRESIDENTIAL HUNTING PARTY IS
ST0RM-B0UND IN ROCKY MOUNTAINS

dent, and he is very anxious to get one.
Ten brown bears have fallen to the
party. and some were Off-Size.
President Roosevelt Is expected here
Saturday night. instead of Sunday
morSing. If camp is located on Gar
field creek the party will ride to Glen
wood Springs, crossing the Grande
river at South canyon.
The presidential special Will leave
GlenwOOd Springs at "A. m. on Mon
day morning and reach Denver at , D.
m that day This is more than an hour
faster than the fast passenger schedule.
The train viii be made up Of the pri-
Vate car Rocket Union Pacific
railroad library car and Il baggage car.
\ pilot carrying officials Of the Den
Yer & Rio Grande railroad and Denver
newspaper men viii be run ahead of
the special as far as Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
SUIT OVER SALE OF A BUTTE MINE
Franklin Farrell of AnsOna, Conn., Claims Thomas Wallis and
r. Grant Held Out $500 600 as Well as Two and
0ne-Haf Per Cent Commission.

between the defendants with William
Rockefeller or II. II. Rogers, or the
Amalgamdted Copper company, with
the result of their insisting on control
of majority before taking the prop
srty- The members of the Farrell
family and the defendants secured ad-
ditional holdings sufficient to raise their
total holdings to 115.1I9 shares. OF a
small majority of the 100000 shares
outstanding
The holdings of the defendants were
then returned as sold at $40 a SHARE.
the total received by plaintiffs being
given as 81. SIS. $50 The plaintiffs now
claim that the defendants received
about 5000 coo or about 100000 more
than the amount returned In making
the sales il is asserted in the papers
the defendants also obtained 2l2 per
cent commission upon the total amount
sold at the returned price of $40 a share.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
MURDEROUS ROBBERS.
Missouri Man Killed by Footpads at
Sand Point. Ida.

Butte Mont. May &-A Miner special
from AIissouIa states that word has been
received there from Sand Point IDA. NJ
the death Of F. w Schultz, an attorney
from VandaIia. Mo- at the hands or three
masked and unknown h9ld-u0s- SchiilH
was shot through the abdomen and dle.t
several hours later NIllou. -g=.-'L. --i7
rJ.,,e.i,-rsDaez Marshal Moran pursued
the robbers. emutyirE his gun at them,
but apparently without effect as INC
men disappeared iu the darkness. " n
hers of the militia company az o-liu
Point are in pursuit of the InuTdele57-
There Is little probability of the o stnalss
being taken. however, as i Is u--5l -
the men have gotten out OF the coLItL5
on an aqSrh0urT fr.i-ur tram WillcA
psSsed here during the nlEEL ---,.-
Just prior TO the shooting OF ~ ~ l.- IL
two employees of the HuTn'eIt ulLL 80 -,
watches. Schultz was q Mason, ODD ell
low and a Knight Of PyJhlsS-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
THIRTY INCHES OF SNOW.
stockmen of Carbon County Mon
tana. VIII Lose Heavily

Red Todrs Mont. Nay 3.-The pres
ent storm is the worst in the history
Of this section. more than thirty inches
OF snow having fallen IN the last three
DAYS. Shearmeu viii suffer heaNy
losses as this is the Landing season
The cold Is growing more intense 20
night and the Thermometer IS Fdyl--y
dropping For the first time III q , 90
the STAGES leaving here have been COM
peIIed To abandon their trips Ae.-
chants are unable to deliver goods On
account of the depth of the snow Con
Siderable damage has been done 10
houses and buildings. many roofs nay
ing been broken iu by the weiEhJ OBJ -L- '
snow. Tonight there IS no sign or an
abatement and sheepman are atl.lii . ~
ing to provide temporary 7.lli'.- I'LL '-'-
way of sheds for their nerds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
No Forfeiture Clause.
GROSS CORRUPTION.
Uncovering of Big Scandal in the
City of BrotherIy Love-

Philadelphia, May 3.-One Of the sen
SatiouS today I'm the proposition to
lease the municipal gas works to the
United Gas ImproVems mt company was
the reading at a mass meeting held at
the Academy Of Music tonight of an
affidavit made by Robert Doruan. a
carpet manufacturer. that bribery was
TesOrt=d 10 when the United Gas COM
pdny secured its present thirty years
lease OF the gas works i'm 1897
Mr.. DoTnan'S affidavit declares that
a syndicate Of which ne was u mem
her submitted better bid for the Lease
than of the United Gas company. but
that i'm consideration OF $4,000 cash
paid TO each member and other vaIu-
able considerations the syndicate after
ward withdrew its bid Mr.. Dorian
says. howevzr. that he and one ether
man refused to accept their shares OF
the money which was paid. he alleges.
by Thomas Dolau. "a representative Of
the gas company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
KANSAS GRAIN DEALER
LANGUISHES IN PRISON

Topeka. Kan, MAY Sc. !. Smiley.
secretary Of the Kansas Grain Dealers
association. was today placed i'm Jail
at Lacrosse. Kan. to serve A ninety
days sentence OF the United States su-
pUsme court for the violation of the
antitrust law This case is noted
one. and has been fought through all
of the courts to the highest tribunal in
the last four years.
This is the first instance Of a mem
Der of trust" being sent to jail in
Kansas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
FLOOD RUSHING DOWN THE VALLEY
Bursting of Big Dam at ST. Johns, Arizona, Endangers
Life and Property at HObrOOk-PeOpe Moving
to Higher Ground.

medgeT Information has reached here
so far and no news as yet of any loss
of life.
Another dam AT Woodruff between
St Johns and HOlbTOOk. Is in the path
of the flood and viii be carried away.
adding TO the volume of water. The
population of this city is greatly ex-
cited and the worst is feared The
business section of HOlbTOOk is on low
ground and will undoubtedly b. covered
by the food. At { o'clock this after
noon 4 special train over the Santa Fc
arrived here with fOrty-five empty box
ears in which is being loaded great
quantities of merchandise and othrr
movable property. The train when
loaded will be run to Aztec the next
station on the Santa Fe. where it Will
be safe from the flood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04

GIenwood Springs, Colo. May 3.-For
three days the presidents hunting par
ty has been storm-boUnd i'm the noun
tains. Rain and snow have fallen con-
tinuOusly. and tonight there is no sign
of a break. The roads are muddy and
the trails exceedingly dangerous for
hOrSemen.
The hunters intended to move to the
East Divide creek on Monday. but as
the party Will break up on Saturday,
the camp will ~ be moved to the
head of Garfield creek as soon as
horses and men can get through
Mountain streams are raging torrents
and most Of them cannot be crossed.
Grizzly bears are the only kind of
game that viii he hunted for from now
on. Thus far the king Of the Rocky
mountain beasts has elUded the preSi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04

OLBROOK. ATiZ-. May 3--The big
dam at St. Johns, Ariz.. seventy
miles southeast Of this place,
water is rushing down the valley to-
ward Holbrook. Much damage is be-
ing done to the rich farming valley
through which the flood Is raging The
flood is expected TO reach HOlbTOOk
within a few hours and d portion of
the town viii undoubtedly be sub
merged. Merchandise. DANA bic rail-
road material and other portable prop
erty Is being conveyed to high ground,
beyond the reach of thu waters The
population of this town has already
moved to the high surrounding hills
and will be safe from the flood. Only
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
IMPORTANT WITNESS
IN HOCH CASE MISSING

Chicago. May S--Thc dlsapP ne
Of an important witness III the u ~ -, ~
a. .Teged 'bIucbeard" Johann HoCn
is causing cousfdera bic anxiety IN the
stale attorneys Office The witness
mo * missing IS Annie Holzapei A
nurse who attended Mrs Marie Wal
,l-er- Horh during Mrs HOch $ illness
II is said that the testimony OF MIS-
FIoIzapeI is expected to supply q miss
ing link I'm the chain of evidence WHICH
is being placed around Hoch-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
ELECTION THIEF CONVICTED.

Pueblo. Colo, May &c. II Wilson.
deputy state game warden. was TODAY
convicted of fTaUdUIeHtIy registering
names before the last general election.
His attorneys gave notice that they
would file motion for a new trial to
morrow The chief witness for the
prosecution was Blanche shaw tb..
woman who was spirited away mys7 erf-
ously and later found by the officers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
MURDER AT BUTTE.

Butte. Mont. May 3.-Willidm Phe-
Ian was shot tonight and it is believed
fatally wound q by Harry Smith dur
ing row in a Dublin gulch saloon
Smith claims he was attacked by Phe-
Ian and TO save himself from being
beaten to the floor by the fists of Phe-
Ian he drew the revolver and fired, the
bullet passing through Phelan's groin
to the physicians tonight
there is little probability of Phelan
living Phelan was the star witness
for the defense in the recent Siattery
murder trial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
RUSSIAN FLEET BEING
PROVIDED WITH STORES

London. May Cabling from Toxic
the correspondent of the Daily Mail re
ports that dense fogs continue to pre-
vail OF the China and Japan seas. Tho
correspondent says il is definitely known
to Japan that on MAY > ships Of the
Russian squadron werC in Port Deit,
to the northwest of Hongkoh bay, An
nam.
The Daily Mails Hongkoug correspon-
dent says that numerous steamers are
constantly plying between Saigon and
the Russian warships with full carSoes
of provisions mad cattle He adds that
it j. reported that American and Ger
man newspaper correspondents at Shang-
hal have chartered the steamer WI
chang OstenSibIy 10 Wow the coming
naval battle. The vessel he reports,
* flying the French flag. hut it Is be
lieved she Is really Russian property
Togo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
BUTCHERED HER CHILD.
Crazy Woman Attacked Her Little
Son With an Ak.

Seattle. Wash. May @.-Nrs Nc1s f
Nelson. wife of d Cottage Lake farmer
attacked her S-year-9ld son with an axe
and fatally wounded the child Several
days ago a ueiEHborS house burned and
the inmates had a narrow escape from
death. The incident appeared to prey
on the mind of Mrs. Nelson. who has
been i'm poor health for several months.
Finally she became CT8zcd over the mat
ter. and this afternoon she went 90 the
wOodSbed. armed herself with an ak and
attacked her son Samuel without warn
iT-.
II wanted TO save my children from
the fire" she subbcd i'm explanation OF
her action.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
al Ew HAVEN. Conn. May 3.-In

Al EW HAVEN. Conn, May 3.-In the
~ suit of Franklin Farrell, the mil
liOnaire manufacturer of Anso-
MIA. and others. against Thomas Wal
lis of this city, and Robert D. Grant
of Salt Lake City. to recover $500. 000
d second count was put in by the plain
tiffs in the superior court here today,
relating to the alleged circumstance
of the transfer of the-PaTTOt mine to
the Amalgamated Copper company. II
appears from the papers that in 1899
Franklin Farrell owned 81. sol shares Of
the property and that in ownership Of
himself and family there were I02. 459
shares. The plaintiffs, 1t is said. agreed
with the defendants for sales of these
holdings at $50 a share or as much
more A. could be obtained.
Negotiations followed, it is declared,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
WALTON WILL ASSIST
IN THE PROSECUTION

Butte Mont. May "A Glasgow.
Mont. special TO the Butte Miner states
that the Malcolm murder case has been
called for trial at that place Greer
The murdered man. came from Utan'
,,-l,ern HI, is said to be well connected.
+. Walton of Salt Lake has been
anrointed to assist the states 2ltor-
ney in the prosecution.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
PADEREWSKI BETTER.

New York. May SIN statement is
sued today by Dr. FToucak. physician
to lgnace Faierewski- the pianist. said
that while the patient was far from
being q Wcll man. he was feeling better
than at any time in week past There
Il no ground. the physician said. for
the report that PadeTPwSki. Is threat
cHcd with paralysis and unless some
thing unforeseen occurs he will sail for
home next week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
PLAY FOR MAu0E ADAMS.

London May 3--CharIes Frohmau
has arranged for the appearance of
Maude Adams next season at the En-
piTe theatre in New York in Peter
Pan which play was SO successful in
London. Maude Adams viii visit Mr..
and Mrs James Barrie in England this
summer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
PLAY A SUCCESS.

London May Richard Harding
Davis The Dictator" which Charles
FrOhman presented at the Comedy the
atTe tonight kept the house in peaIs
of laughter. Willie Golfers clever act
ing was so appreciated that he had to
respond to calls for 4 speech at the
close OF the performance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
CASHIER SPEAR GETS
LONG TERM IN PRISON

= Cleveland. O. May "a. r. =
y Spear cashier Of the closed Citi- =
= z7Us bank of ObeTliu. today in the y
= United States district court entered y
y a plea of guilty TO one count of >
y the indictment, charging him e
= with makiug false entries i'm the =
= banks books. District Attorney =
sullivan recommended that all ,
= other indictments against Spear =
= be noiled- =
y Judge TayIer at once sentenced =
= Spear to seven years imprisOu- >
nent in the Ohio penitcntiary =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-04
MURDER CHARGE
HANGS OVER HER
Jury in Nan Patterson Case Unable
to Agree.
DISMISSED BY RECORDER
PRISONER WILL BE RELEASED
ON BAIL.

nj EW YORK. May f.-HaviuE failed
IN TO reach a verdict and DECLARING
that they were hopeIessIy dis
agreed. the jury I'm the Nan Patterson
case was formally discharged at go
o'clock this morning
At 1870 O'Clock this morning the jury
was called into the court room by Re
corder Goff When the twelve men
were I'm their places and the court Off
Gals had all arrived the recorder asked
why the defendant had not been
brought into court \ deputy sheriff
replied that she had been feeling jill
and had retired, but was then being
dressed. After wait of twelve min
utes Miss Patterson appeared. looking
pale and in highly nervous state.
Unable to Agree.
Gentlemen. have you been able to
reach an agreement asked the re-
Corder of the jury
No. sir replied tho foreman.
is there any question Of law OF evi-
dence in which I can instruct yoU2 Is
there any way in which the court can
help YOU
The foreman looked for an instant
at his fellow members of the jury, then
iUfiitU 10 8iP ltf-btt'f ana Nrlil-
No, sir; l don't believe you can help
US"
Jury Sent Back.
Then you viii retire to reconsider
the matter"
The jury filed out and the court room
was cleared Recorder GOn remained
i'm his chamber ready to receive a YER
dict If rendered or TO further instruct
the jury
Miss Patterson collapsed on the
jurys announcement and tainted dead
away She was assisted from the court
room by one of her counsel and re
vived in an aute-rOom-
On the second return of the jury Re
COTdeF Golf made a personal appeal to
the foreman to eudeavor again To
reach a verdict. The foreman entered
the jury box and pOIIed the jurors I'm
open court. but they were not able to-
agree The recorder then asked them
again if there was not some point lin
law or something he could do by which
they might be able To reach a verdict.
but the jurors remained steadfast and
finally declared their verdict "a dis
agreement.