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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
WILL PROTECT MERRIwETHER.
J,ouisinnn COnEressmen Will stand by
 Nldahipnau.

Chicago, H., Dec. 11.-A dispatch 10 The Tribune from Washington, D. C.,
 If Mldshipman Minor Meriwether, Jr., is dismissed from the navy as re- suit of his courtmartial on the charges growing out of his fist fight with Mid shipman Branch early in November. and from the effect of which Branch died. he will be re-appointed by one of the members of Louisiana. and special bill presented which, If passed, will reinstate the midshipman as an officer of the navy.
 It has become known that Meriweth- CT was acquitted on the charge of man slaughter. but was found guilty of in- fringem snt of the rules and regulations of the naval academy which are of suf- ficient seriousness to warrant his dis missal The case now is in the hands of the Secretary of the Navy. who prob ably will reach his conclusions within a few days. It is quite probable that Meriwether may be allowed to stay at Annapolis. but if that course of action is followed by the authorities he un- doubtedly will be given some severe punishment, possibly by being dropped back a year.
 Whether he be punished or not in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
WASP NOW MISSING
GUNBOAT CARRIES CREW OE
 EIGHTY MEN.
Left Newport Few Hours Before the storm of Sunday Morning to
 Succor Disabled
 Hrfw. H.

Newport, R. l., Dec. 1.-The suspense attending tn outcome of the leak in the Nantucket South Shoal lightship and the absence of any news regarding the gunboat Wasp which left here a few hours before the storm on Sunday morning to succor the disabled brig Harry Smith, only twenty-five miles away. has made the day at the naval training and torpedo stations one of much anxiety.
 It was expected that the lightship would be heard from during the day either by the return of one of the ves- sells which went to her aid or by wire less from some passing ocean liner. The only word. however, was a faint mes- sage at a. m. from the lightship her self, which read:. Nantucket shoal lightship in distress. Send help from somewhere" The message then broke off into long series of unintelligible dots and dashes. At dawn this morn ing three Government steamers were on the way to the station of the Nan tucket lightship. It is a ten-hour run from New Bedford to the lightship's station, a twelve-hour run from this port and about the same from Boston.
 At 10 o'clock tonight nothing of the lighthouse steamer Azela, one of the boats sent to the rescue had been seen, although tidings were expected much earlier. The sea has moderated con- siderably.
 While the naval officers at the tor pedo boat station realized fully the seriousness of the accident to the lightship, there was more anxiety at the training station regarding the where abouts of the gunboat Wasp which at dark tonight had been out forty eight hours without being reported. She carries a crew of eight men.
 It was a run of about two hours to where the Harry Smith lay, but scarce ly had the Wasp left this harbor than the storm which had been threaten ing all day broke, and within few hours the wind had increased to gale from the northeast. On Sunday after noon after the storm has passed word was received that the Smith was still at anchor near Vineyard Sound. but nothing could be seen of the Wasp. 1t was then that the gunboat might have been blown off shore by the gale and that she would appear this morning. Up to a late hour tonight she had not returned nor had any report of her reached the training station.
 The storm was far more severe off shore, and it is believed by the naval officials that the Wasp experienced something bordering on hurricane and may have been driven far out to sea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
4 BAIN WORKER.
Mu.t Have the Kind of Food Tint
 NouriaheM the Brain.

Must Have the k1nd OI rOo"
 NourtaheH the Brnin.
 T am a literary man whose nervous energy Is a great part of my stock Tn ttra6e and ordinarily I have little pa tisnce with breakfast foods and the ex- ravssant claims made of them. But I cannot withhold my acknowIedge- rent of the debt that I owe to Grape
 .sI discovered long ago that the very bulkiness of the ordinary diet was not calculated to give one clear nedu' the power of sustained, accurate tnlnk- ing. always felt heavy and sluggish in mind as well as body after eating the ordinary meal. which diverted the blood from the brain to the digestive apparatus. -.,o but found them usually deficient In nutrl- ment. experimented with many breakfast foods and they. too, proved unsatisfactory. till reached Grape Nuts. And then the problem was sow ed.
 "grape Nuts agreed with me perfect lv from the beginning, satisfying my hunger and supplying the nutriment that so many other prepared foods lack. ,. before I found that l was turning out an unusual quantity and quality or work. Continued use has demonstra- ted to my entire satisfaction that Crane Nuts food contains all the ele- ments needed by the br8n and nervous system of the hardworking public wri- ter" Name give nby Postum Co. Bat lie Creek, Mich.
 There's a reason. Read the little book. "The Road to Wellville," in nkEaS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
Essays on 4SIoraI Trai.,r1. I,

A Californian who will not have hil name published has offered two prizes or $500 and $500 for essays on Mora Training in Public Schools" The es. say must not be less than 6,000 or more than l2.0OO words; 1t must be typewrit. ten. and must be submitted by June | 1908. Rev. Charles R. Brown, of oak land. President Jordan. Stanford Uni. versity. and Prof. r. B. Dresslar are tc be trustees of the fund and judges ot the essays.
 Last summer was record one in Paris for tips. The porters in the museums made more out of visitors whose umbrellas and sticks they took charge of than even during the Worlds Fair in 1900 Attendance at in tips of small amennts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

this manner. 1t is likely Meriwether will lose year. provided he is permitted to stay at all. He has lost over a month from his work and would have considerable difficulty in making it up. He has written the Secretary of the Navy for permission to re-enter his classes, but his request has not been granted. The Congressional delega- ton from Louisiana is in favor of Meriwether's retention in the service, and the members are determined to make fight for him. They think the court martial itself has brought out facts enough to show that Meriwether would make a splendid ofiicer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
TO Speak in Linden.

Hon. B. B. Conner will arrive in Selma Thursday night on his way to Linden. where. on Friday. he will de- liver liver his nrst speech of the gnberna- MT. Conner will make his address to the voters of Linden in the county coust- house Friday evening. While in Linden Tor. Saturday he will go to Sweetwa- ter. where he will also make an ad- dress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
viscOuntess Paints Minlatur..

Niscountess Maitland. the well known miniature painter. arrived last week from England for an extended stay; curing which she will paint people. among them half a dozen which she has been commissioned to do for members of the Presidents fam ilY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
wEATHIR. . ccS.s cs ....l HONS.

Generally fair. moderately cold weather has prevailed and now continues to prevail south and west of the Great Lakes. under influence of areas of high barometer central over Texas and Wyoming. The freezing ing frost is reported. Temperatures are also as low as six degrees below zero in Wyoming. A barometric depression nov ing eastward over the Lake region has caused snow fiuvries and high winds over the Great Lakes and East to the New England coast As the high" now central over Texas moves southeastward It Will cause continued fair weather in this section to- night, followed by Increasing cloudtness and warmer Tuesday.
 Temperature and precipitation EJ reported by the Weather Bureau for seieeted South ern stations during 2+ hours ending am. December II. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
Lieutenant LapsIey Resigns.

Adjutant General W. W. Brandon. yesterday, on order of the Governor. accepted the resignation of Second Lieutenant E. W. Lapsley. Battery D. Birmingham. end an order was issued for an election to i'll the vacancy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
Trial Set for Today.

The case against Berry Lishton. the negro who while drunk yesterday af- ternoon shot another negro named HILL
 was called in Police Court this morn ing. Perry Sunday afternoon near the tail pulled his pistol and began shoot ing One of the shots lodged in the fieshv part of Hilrs left leg near the knee and caused quite a painful wound.
 Hill was on hand at court this morn1 ing to testify against Lighton. but the latter was not ready for trial The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

FoEt Worth. Tex, Dec. 1l.--A special to The Record from Tulsa l. T., says: Mrs. Salile Berry. the insane woman who held the officials of Girard Kas. at bay for one week, was taken to pri- vate sanitarium at Kansas City today on recommendation of prominent phy~ sicians.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
Enr stenIinr Meal.
Advertiser Bureau.
 Galvna Gcc II.

Morris Meyer. q negro. attempted to steal half bushel of meal from the wholesale grocery establishment of M s Smith & Co, on Water Street Satur- day afternoon. The negro was detect ed in the act of taking the meal and was held until an officer arrived. Be- sides the charge of larceny another warrant charging Never with being drunk and disorderly was made out
 The cases against Meyer were called in Police Court this morning. For stealing the meal he was fined $25 or fifty days on the streets. The case of drunk and disorderly was dismissed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
$s.o4s.5s

Mexico City. Dec. 11.-Great numbers of Pilgrims arrived by special trains today for the celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Guadeloupe tomorrow at the village of Guadaloupe near this city. The occasion will be one of great splendor and interest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
Death of Mrs, Mckenzie.

Water Street occurred the death of Mrs Ellen Mckenzie, relic of James Mckenzie. She was quite an old lady and had been sick for several weeks ternoon at o'clock from the Catholic Church and the remains were followed to the grave by many friends. She Is survived by son, j.: T.. Mckenzie, of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
naath oa r. Al Arnnla.

Atlanta. Ga. Dee. i1.---Frank A Arr suffered a stroke of apoplexy in his of fee this morning. and died this evening. Mir Arnold was 59 years of age. unmar- ried and had practiced his profession in Atlanta for thirty years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

having killed more than 800 persons was killed lately by two English engineers
 Al strohoeek, Prussian saxony, chess is g every boy and girl carries A hoarS and men
 spanish women play with their dolls even after thev are married and have children
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Shortly before 1 o'clock today an alarm called the fire department to the residence of Mrs. Sallie May on Wash fngton Street. The blaze proved to be only a chimney aflre, which had fright ened the family and caused them to call the department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
HEFLrN GETS COURT HOUSE.
Defeats Edwardsviile i'm CIeburne coun.

Defeats Edwardsvifle i'm CIebuxne Coun-
 ty Elections.
 Hefiin, Dec. 11.-(Special. )-Hefiin Is shouting and rejoicing ever the victory gained in the Court House election this day. This was one of the most en- thusiastic elections ever recorded in Cleburne A full vote was boiled. 1854 of which Edwardsville received 629 and Hefiin 725.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Mortimer-'Tis we'll. Now back ta little old New York.
 Justice Fuller-The costs are---- AHA Daniel come to judgment. Exeunt onines
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Miss Theresa Cohn of Birmingham Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. s. Lehman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Free demonstration Tuesday and Wednesday,, Heinz 57 varieties of good things to cat. All are invited.
 BROCK GROCERY COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
New Dress Styles
 Will Prevent Female Troubles
And, More Important stiil, Perhaps You Think, win Make You
 More BEAUTIFUL.

 l You Think Nn Make You say, it congresses lungs and More BEAUTIFUL heart like a hand squeezing up
 ball of dough, and thus presses dsarranges deadens and disorders your female organs causing monthly pain, hreguary and diseases, in both mothers and children.
 So that the style of dress for is certainly great Improvement from health standpoint and health has beauty that is all its own, will surely improve any sick woman's appearance.
 Now, right dress is important preventive of female disease how very important must be Wine of Card the won der medicine that not alone prevents but also CURES female diseases.
 is pure, vegetable that acts upon the female the female fncons such irregular painful periods, chon- discharge, dragging down sensations, headache backach nervousness, dizziness.
 It is the medicine which women can absolutely de- pend for curing these diseases.
 Just the air breathe goes to the mgs does Car1 dui go to the female organs, and CURES DISEASE in tho parts 1t goes to.
 This marvellous, specific action of Cardu the female organs, what has made effective, in curing diseases pe- culiar to women, and explains it's ENORMOUS SALE and popularity, which have steadily increased in the 70 years has been before the great public.
 You get Wine of Cardui at any druggists, in $t.00 bottles.
 you want advice your write freely and frank Y, in srcest confidence, stating age and fully describing all your syptoms and troubles and will send hee valuable instructions m plain, sealed envelope
 Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga Med cne Co, Chattanooga, Tenn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
LOCKWOOD PLANS ACCEPTED.

Board of Revenue Wants WOrk On
 County Jail to Proceed.
 The Board of Revenue of Montgomery County at its regular weekly meeting yesterday decided to accept the plans for remodeling and improving the Montgomery County jail submitted by Frank Lockwood.
 These plans have not as yet been completed but the Board Is anxious to proceed with the work as soon as pos sible and accordingly Mir. Lockwood was authorized the proceed.
 Disbursements for the week were ra- ported by S. T. Westcott clerk of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

MT. and Mrs. E. J. Driver will arrive here tonight and will be domiciled al the residence of Mrs. Land on Lauder dale Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Miss Sallie Hardaway has returned to Montevallo after spending a few days here with relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

On Wednesday evening subscription dance will be given in honor of visiting young ladies in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

William Jennings of Philadelphia is in the city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Mrs. l.. E. Schwartz of Mobile Is tht guest of her mother, Mrs. Aaron Maas on Lauderdale Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

bOdTQ dS Interest county bonds. .........$ 10000 Redemption county bonds.... 2.500.0o Salary county officer. .,... 5000 Petit Jurors Criminal Diyis-
 ion city court. .. .... S4OO Special jurors criminal divis-
 ion city court. .... SOS5O Bailifrs criminal division city RaiIiffs County Court .. 200 Services overseer county roads S4.Oo Repairs plumbing, blankets,
 etc, county jail .. 66.OO Telephones court house and. Fixtures. lights. locks and tax
 assessors Ofice 6.oS Stationary probate ofice ..... 500 Repairs. lock clerk city courts Expenses Attorney Cochran case 297.00 Feed Stacey's teams county. sundries stacey's teams coun- Feed Rives teams county roads S5.65 Lumber, etc, county roads.... 25.85 Subscription Journal probate
 and of R offlce.. .... 1000 Lumber bridges county roads. 142.42 Witness fee hard labor cases. 100 Fine and forfeiture fund. d...... 1,SSS61
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
sociaI and PeruonaI,

Miss Genevieve Smith will entertain
 at a noon luncheon Wednesday. com plimentary to Miss Georgia Blob.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Miss Bessie Rencher of summerfield was here Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Address Ladies' Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga MedA cnne CO, Chattanooga, Tenn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
LADIES' HOME DOCTOR.
Straight Talk to Women.
We are certainly getting on. Here are the Parisian dress makers talking of doing with out the CORSET.

Perhaps you know how doc tors condemn 1t, because, they say, it congresses lungs and heart like a hand squeezing up a ball of dough, and thus com
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Hal Brown of Montgomery spent Sunday here with friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
! IndIcates rise. . xndieates fall.
River Forecast

Ritter Eorccnst.
 (For next two dayst The lower Coosa and Alabama will contin- ue to rise slowly or remain stationary. and the upper Coosa and Alabama will fall slowly,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12
Fire Departm<nt Called Out.

case against Lighton will come up for -e hearing tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

you want advice your case write US freely and frank Y, in strctest confidence stating age and fully describing all your symptoms and troubles, and will send free valuable instructions, Tn plain, sealed envelope.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

It is the one medicine on which women car ,end, for curing these diseases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-12

Just as the air we breathe goes to the lungs, dui go to the female organs, and CURES DlSE parts 1t goes to.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

J. =. Schnsck a Wooster,
Ohin, Que a ~ dirscbsss II the
Wooster Tsnn~l Il Crssds arrived
jn town Friday. He attended, tho
fair and will give . good r~post II
The valley vhsa he e~ss hack
houe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

Indigestion nearly sivavs dsstssis the
slssp asosr ~ lsas I'D y cstsa ths causp
At ias,mnis. May casas have ueea per.
1ansatN cussd b. Chsabssia,ss
Ssoasch and Nves Tables. r~ sais
IN all dsusg,ssA
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

h. u. Fulses d A,ssseoolh.
father 81 Mrs. Dr.. Rssssll. arrived
In town Friday On . brses vis,t
He took in the valley fair an.l vas
veil pl~ased viii tn spirit snd
sstsrpriss taaaisesasd BY tls~ de
play and sports.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

No shoosisg allowed on the
Sheridan propsrty. THIS means
sveryi,nly. Joa !. SHERIDAN.
Sprisg Crrek.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23
Fair a Big Success

Nphthu@o iip" h'-h p"SVp
Quarter mile burro race, won by
Thomas. Time ! AZ.
l mile chariot race, won by
Scott.
2! mile relay race, purse 500.
Morrow LIST, Larick End, Harris
3rd. time 5:B.
In attempting to ride the sorrsl
horse without hackamore or spurs,
Bud Mcdonald went into the air
and on the saddle at the second
plunge Of the wild horse. In the
broncho bucking contest for IA
purse Of 800. Mcdonald redeemed
himself by riding the sorrel with
hachamores and spurs and WAS awar-
dsd LIST prize. Peter Bruins second.
Snyder third.
A match game Of hall WAS played
in the forenoon between Alamosa
and Antonito and won by the
former; score $ tot
In the afternoon Monte Vista
and Alnmosa crossed bats for the
championship Of the valley and
was close 10 the end. finally won
by Alamoss by score Of . to :.
This game WAS scheduled Ia In.
the closest and most exciting Of the
series, but the score kept going up
On account ii errors and some
heavy hitting. In the first inning
il looked as though Monte Vista
would win in II walk. Five hits
were made but only two runs
scored. AlHmosa eveneh things
up in their half and no big lead
Was made by either team during
the game. Fettis. Of Antonito.
pitched for Alamosa and MAS
touched up for II hits.
Time after time with lmses full
Monte vists's third man would
fan out.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
For the best general display II
valley grown farm. garden. hor'i.
cultural and floral pr"luc,s Al.
tered from any locality In the val.
ny the first premium was awarded
n J. F. Zlnser. sscond Oscar wy.
iaad For bsst general display ~
valley grown garden proiucts. the
f"lInwiuv prizes vers awarded: 4.
/. Newton. q. n. Msryats. J. r.
Zinssr. For tsss general display
II valley grown garden proiucts:
First prise. Z. z. Newton. s~consl
6nkllsrs' Hone.
u0Rsxs.
Bsss Roadster Stallion. 4. n.
Webster.
Hssl Seeking Colt II. A. Daa.
~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23
37se laahe lse asla.

Guaranteed - wsi9b as pounds.
{. O b. lagosa Ssisup, Cola. 10 b
delivered bssvsss Nov. 1t aud
I0tA. Atklr~ss, T. n. FnAkEa.
Colosash 8prisas, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

Herbert GilbrsAih left Sunday
might for Ana Arbor. Michigan.
where be goss to enter upon =
-four years' cosras. As was 10 the
Aoats Vista graduating Glass lest
Nay bat wss prevailed froa, IN.
ishing by sickseos.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

Albert Mslx,nger. recently from
Indiana. who 10 rather . delicate
looking yo@pg NAN, ssrprissti the
ball players Friday. lie made
three runs ont 81 eight for the
home team.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

HOrsen.ca who hsll their stock
entered 10 the evcnts At the FAIR
speak very highly Of the treat.
n,cnt they received At the hands Of
the secretary. W. c. Sanford. the
presitlent ADD hoard Of directors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

Beat Mare nnlcr 3 years. q. ".
Sylvester.
Beat Driving Team. W. 4. Isro-
nAugh.
Beat Single Driver. A II. Web
st~r.
B-s, Grade Stallion. ov-r l..
under 2 years. p. Kolsnsler.
Is-sa 0rs.le Colt. pr,ser I year.
W. =. Clr~y.
l,1.~t Draft Mare. W. +. Ulrsy
B-s, Draft Mare. over !. under
2 yesrs. W. +. Ulr~y.
Beet Span Draft HORSES. ". +.
Ul-y.
Best Draft Stallion, Registered.
J. L. Hurt.
Best Saddle k,sllion. Gimlsrs 4
Woodward.
beat S~,i,lIer shown nn,lcr saal.
die, A. II. Webster.
CATTLE.
For hest herd ~ cattle n any
breed. the first priv. was awarded
to \. Anderson.
W. II. Tally got Let prize on
spring pigs. let ansl End on aged
herd. Let on Poland China lnar
aud sow aud sweepssakes ~ latter.
ki.,ler Let On Chester White bnar
aud sow aud 2nd On herd Al spring
hogs. n. u. Bri-n. of Liberty
ksnsas. a breeder of hogs Tor 80
years acted 40 j"slg~.
A. the time n going To pr-ss We
are unsbl~ n yet = liss ri the
large number II individual pre-.
miums awarded.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

Hiram Miller unslers~ut an
operation Tuesday for apt,-udi.
ciiis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

Will Pslaes lat THE week fos
81. Iouis where hs .nssss upoa .
iwo years. courss q the ~. Louis
College a Phasmary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

John r. t'osr~ll y having .
hone market Tor ell ths cigars ~
CO asnnfscssrs. hh bsnsh.s. ~.
Law froa AssIca. IsdIs~a, vill m
hsrs In s''"rt sisse n h~lp him
II W. shop
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-09-23

Judge ShieIsia. II Mosca. vas 10
town the 6rss n the vesk. liz has
decided to move 10 Idaho where
his anus arr euvagetl In business
, 1905-10-26
coLoNIzING E

F. r. E. Woodward, of the
"White City, in Chicago, is here
at the invitation of high officials
of the Union Pacific road, looking
over the country as regards its
colonization possibilities and the
beet sugar industry. Mr.. Wood
ward has had some experience in
the line of investigation of the re-
sources of a country and his sue
cess in other lines has commend
ed him to those in power as a safe
man to make a report on the pos
sibilities of the Saratoga Valley,
in both of the lines mentioned.
The gentleman is highly pleased
with the country, and will be able
upon his return to make a most
favorable report. Being used to
deal with matters of large scope
and requiring quick decision, he
was not long in making up his
mind as to the great future before
this valley, not only in an agricul-
tural way, but also in the matter
OF such industries as a beet sugar
factory, power plants and kindred
Industries.
He will remain here until Sat
urday when he will leave for the
east.