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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05

An absolutely new departure from all preVteas styles of mag making. By . new prOeess The AdVertiser Mag has been en- GFaVed to show the names of every county, ftver, raiirOad, town and city in the ktate, In white on black enasnelxd Dack. ground. In addition | vshOwA tOw RNhlP lines and range and tow nshir number. whIch will enable yOu to lind the iOca- ti0n Of any piecc eg land In the State. Distances are given be- tween sta ntioas on all tines of railroads, population Ia given at name of town, county seats are located by picture of court house in e0lOrs.
 It also gives the 1004 elertion RetuFna by ~0unttes of all votes east fer State officials, cOn- grensmen and Preident. The census by cOunties, showing In. crease and decrease of p0puIa- tiOn. with approximate erOp yield for cereals by cOun- taeSs area, etc., etc.
 And rhiS is mot allt On the reverse side ak> two mapS---tha world and the United States. making this map . most conve- nfs Ut sud use f1l reference ala to the business man, the lave yer, teacher, doctor or any Oth. CT i1telligent cltisen. Every omee, library, school room and home should have one of thrne exceileE.t maps. It ia a Dre- miNsu ~"rth having. In fsct. lt has sOt a rival in the premlum wOl d. and yet st is ofresed ou a special arrangement we are able to make our readerm thIs SRer The Daily AdvertImrv for 6 months and enc of the nnxv Imperial uulfi-COIOred Maus o1 AIabf$na sent prepaid to yOnp address upon receipt OF a 9O. NOu cRn afford to mIan thIs 0pT orfunity Ir yOL npprecInfn good thing that might Rot last very long you will s~nd TOT the map Snd paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Trnfh of fhe NIntter.

T heard when you played out West fin Bleakville the audience was moved to tears" said Bothby on the rialto.
 Yes replied Bearate. lightly run ming his hand through his hair. but who wept because he had paid out his money"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
DeIexates on for New York.

Henry E Gray. president of the Peo- ples' Saving Bank and Trust Company. First National Bank, of Birmingham, have gone to New York. to attend the of the Civic Federation and to in the discussion in regard to immigration to the South Birm- ingham will have four or five dele gates in attendance at the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
KilIed in GInnerx.

Columbus, Ga, Dec 4.--(Special.) )- W. F. Talley. superintendent of the w. N. Maddox ginnery at Whitesville, Ga, was killed there a day or two ago, becoming entangled in the shaftfng and wheels. His body was badly man. gled,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Poultry show.

The ninth annaui poultry show of the AL abama Poultry an1 Pet Stock As-ociatiou will he held in this city next week begin- ming Tuesday and continuing four days.
 The show will be held In a building on Fourth Avenue. between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets. and promises to be the largest and nose successful exhibition ever held in the State. Over 1000 birds from all parts of Alabama and many other South ern States will be displayed and the p~e- mum list shows quite a large number of valuable awards to he made.
 s. B. Johnson of Mcfarland. Ind. who was a judge in the International Poultry show at the St. Louis Worlds Fair has been en- gagged as judge. and will probably arrive in the city this week. Mir. Johnson Is one of the best known poultry experts in the United States and has had years of experience as a judge at poultry exhibitions.
 Premium Its for the entire four days meeting are in the hands of the secretary of the association. Charles Barber. of this city. and he will be glad to give them to all who are interested who will call to see him.
 pr. Felix J. Tarrant of Birmingham. Is president of the Alabama Poultry and Pet Stock Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Tom shelton Located

The police department has received information that Thomas Shelton, the white man who Is accused of killing Kate Ansley. a woman of i'll repute year and a half ago, has been located stated that the man under suspicion Is going under the name of Phillips. The authorities here have asked for tho ar- rest of the man and he will be brought back for trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
FIREMAN IS KILLED
T. 0. KEITH LOSES HIS LIFE IN
 BIRMINGHAM.
Ladder of Truck Comes Into Contact with Live Wire and Man at
 the Crank 10
 Killed.

Birmingham, Dec. 4.--fSpecia1.)--
 While making preparations to fight a
 fire in the third story of the immenSe
 building of Loveman. Joseph & Loeb
 this morning at o'clock. T. o. Keith. truckman at No. station, of the fire department, received a shock from an electric light wire on Nineteenth street. near the corner of Third avenue and met a horrible death and Chiof Walton, Pipeman Miller and another fireman were shocked.
 The fire started from switchboa I'd of a telephone system in the big de- pertinent stores catching fire caused by a cross wire eight blocks away. Tho fire was near the front part of the building. just side of an elevator shaft. The automatic sprinkler in the build ing let go and soon had the fire quenched though more water was al- lowed to run than was needed. When the department arrived. a general being sent In, the aerial truck was placed in front of the building and T. o. Keith with others took hold of the brass crank which raises the heavy ladder. By degrees the ladder went in contact with the heavy electric wires Instantly there was a loud shriek heard coming from Keith fol- lowed by several founder shrieks. The man stood stiff, his hands gripped tightly to the middle of the crank. His shrieks had been heard by Chief Walton and others who ran to his res cue. In an instant 1t was realized that the man was in a dangerous way and he was grabbed. The parties who touched him were severely shocked. In less than ten minutes. the man was released from the handle and gently laid on the ground, his body stiff in death.
 It was believed by the firemen, that the electric light plant, which receives a message from the fire department as soon as an alarm of fire Is turned in, that all current was cut off the wires and for that reason no effort is made to cut the wires.
 The only bruises about the body of Keith is on the soles of his feet, two or three little holes being noticed. T. Q. Keith leaves a widow and one daughter 13 years of age. He is brother of Ed. Keith who is foreman of the No station in the fire depart ment- Chief Walton and the other Bremen who were also shocked were not seriously injured. The funeral of the dead fireman will take place to- morrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Lenyea n Fortune.

AIonzo Crook. of Greenville. Miss, who died recently. is said to have left his fortune valued at about S100,000. to two brothers and one sister. One of the brothers is Alderman J. M. Crook, of Bessemer, Dr. Henry Crook, of Coffee county, Ala, is another broth CT of the deceased.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05

was in the. crowd which was at the dspp ddspet po to wines the arrival of Prssi- ther alleged that after taking the pocket book he handed It to Lily Ray. who ts said to be his wife. The ar- rest was made by Detective Bodeker, who happened to be near.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
GrasseIii Company Improvinr.

The Grasselli Chemical Company, To- cated at Hillman, on the South Besse- mer car line, about thre miles ftOm this city. are vigorously pushing the work of extending their plant The main factory. which originally was 300xS0 feet, has been extended 14s feet An immense new stock house 80x140 feet Is also in course of construction. together with the two new towers which when completed will be 50 feet in height.
 Several car loads of lend or the lin ing of four new acid chambers have ar rived. Two of these chambers will be 60 feet long, 30 feet wide and 80 feet deep. Thousand of dollars are being spent by this company on improve ments and when ali are complete the plant will be one of the best equipped chemical and fertilizer factories in the country. It is said that the capacity will be nearly doubled, which will mean that the large force of men all ready working will have to Le increas- ed nearly 50 per cent. As the trade from this industry comes to Bessemer, this city expects to reap a share of the henefit which will accrue from the Grasselli Company's progressiveness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The undersigned will continue the real es- tate aud insurance business. as successors to the firm of Sweatt 6 Westcott. at the form CT office location No. 10 South erry Street.
 N. M. S SwEATT co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Shot I'm My.teriou. Nanuer.

A negro passing along a lonely road north of North Birmingham, near the main thoroughfares known as the Ten nessee road, this morning found lying In. death struggle a white man. The indications pointed to a struggle be- fore the fatal wound was Inflicted. The white man had a knife in his hand which showed that he had attempted to defend himself He was unable to give his name and died shortly after being placed in the ambulance. He was large man and had the letters tD. w" tatooed on one of his arms. There were no letters about his cloth ing to identify him. Coroner Paris is making a full investigation and hopes to clear up the mystery. The road is not far from the negro quarters of the North Birmingham furnaces
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
BAD DIGESTION

Kidney and nysr disessss, dyspspsia. upset stomachs, run down general
 health. bed stomacAs, tad brsash and the hundred other trosbles thst ensue from those eeusss axs driven out of the system, cleanssd sway by
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
A noId Challenge.

SheeHIeIu Standard.
 The last election of county oficePu in this county was a shameless and corrupt debanchery of the ballot Chal. tenge us for the prooe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
ACT TODAY. DO IT NOW
ORDER BLANK

very iib> raI terms. Throuah The Adv Itiser Company,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05

Loveman Joseph and Loeb today made a statement that their loss was open for business as usual all day and the place was thronged. The death of Keith was the third fireman in the last eight months to lose his life while at work at fire, two men being killed by falling walls at fire on Morris avenue and Twenty first street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Can't Do It


 Heart troubles do not get better with. out help; if the cause Is not removed the heart contiues to get weaker.
 They are the outgrowth of exhausted nerve force, and as the heart cannot stop to rest, as do other organs. 1t must continue until completely disabled, and that's the end.
 On the very first indication of heart weakness, you can stop sll progress and effect a cure by the use of
 Dr. Miles Heart Cure It feeds, strengthens and builds up the nerves and muscles of the heart.
 q had heart trouble for years, pains in side, short breath. palpitation, smoth- erIng spells. Every exertion caused sharp pains end weakness in the heart. Am now on the third bottle of Dr. Miles Heart Cure. and the result is wonderful. Pains are entirely gone, and sleep good, have good appetite, and think pr. Miles Heart Cure the best medicine in {,
 AIoNZo MORLEY. Columbus. o.
 The first bottle wsn heneht, if not, the druggist WIl return your money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
HOLLOWAY & BROWN

q. Lee Holloway and Armstead cite, Aiasl. have formed partnership under the above name for the practice of law at Montgomery, Ala. OnceS, Rooms 3 and {. 16 Commerce Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05

fountain, good bars, or drink 1t at home.
 Pluto Water is different from common laxative waters, infinitely better than hsrsh drugs and cathartics.
 Pluto Water comes from French Lick; fhsre's book about French Lick that's good for anybody to read; tells all about the great hotels, the splendid environment and the mineral waters, sent free.
 FRENCH LICK SPRINGS MOTEL CO.,. Ines. Tasssrt Pres. French Lick. indiana.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the partner. ship heretofore existing between the under signed in the Real Estate and Insurance brsiness is this day dissolved by mutual con- sent The obligations of the firm being s<sumed by M. N. Sweatt. to whom all ac- eounts due tho firm are payable,
 M. n. SWEATT.
 6. H. wESTCOTT. December Ist. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-05
PLU II Q
 WATER

comes in IS, 25 snd 85- cent bottles. Get it anywhere, at the drug store, at the soda
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
ELECTION FRAUDS IN PHILADELPHIA.

The Philadelphia Committee of Seventy has already
earthed conspiracy corrupt the election Thir
teenth ward in that city, and arrested entire election
BOARD and outsiders including the OF
committees of the council charge evidence
be conclusive that before the opening of
polls in that election division deposited
the ballot box That precisely the adopted by
Samuel Slater in the Eleventh ward ago. which
made him fugitive from justice until after the present
elected district attorney. Then he returned
and through the malfeasaEce of the prosecuting Off
punishment, and since been enjoying u
crative and important office.
In the in question: in which it be predicted
that there will be conviction for the that the
frauds perperaed under the direction of the machine
the election officers brought with them yhen they
polls of hundred of ballots already marked
which in the bottom of the box When the voting
the first ballot marked, rather the voter
marked 21O instead of l. and when the votes counted
The 200 included But they weren't all straight tick
cts. With of humor that commendabe the
the division divided for subordinate Of
cers, and the magsteral candidate most OBJ
noxious to the machine two out of 200.
But the fraudulent cast and counted in that
division they cast and counted in other divisions
that city, and with the knowledge and consent of
party The sheriff of the county, James L. Mills
organized the conspiracy and has already thrown the shield
mis- official station the criminals. 1t be added
the will to the help of the perpetrators
crime the they arraigned for trial But it is
good sign nevertheless that the arrests have been made
and trial is promised. That in itself, will ad
moniton against similar operations in the future and
to extent decrease the volume of fraud in that city
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
An Incompetent Guide.

Rarely does Representative Serene E.
Payne unbend to tell an anecdOte, but
none the less he has few In his roper
tory. ''There was a preacher up my
way" said he an evening or two ago,
"who was going over to the town of
Holcomb, in my district, for Sunday
services. He did not know the way
and inquired of some boys playing IN
der big tree.
Following their directions, he found
the meeting house a short distance on.
He conducted the services and was re-
turning by the same road when he en-
countered the youthful band.
"'My boys said he in a fatherly
tone, you should not play on Sunday.
It's wicked. You should go to church
and learn the way to heaven
"Way to heavenv retorted one
worldly youngster. You can't show
Us. You're the man who didn't even
know the way to Holcombv Wash
ington Post.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
How Trfdes Count.

Some interesting statistics have been
compiled showing how trifing articles
count up in year on the Santa Fe
system. In the 400 stations between
Chicago and the Pacific coast are slot
machines containing gum. Into these
machines last year were dropped 1,15O,-
600 pennies for gum, the sum being
$11,5OO. The pins used by officials and
employees Of the Santa Fe system last
year weighed 5000 pounds. To keep
the depots and offices clean 10000
brooms were used. The lead pencils
used, If placed end to end, would make
a line over 325 miles long. Fifty bar
rels Of ink and 100000 pens were used.
From what is known as the 'scrap
heap" the company realized last year
$1,250,OO0 This included almost ev-
erything, from shingle nail to a worm
out locomotive. Over $1,000 was re-
allied from the sale Of waste paper
alone-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
RUSSIAN CONTRADICTIONS

Skepcism is the wise attitude to hold toward things
Russian The best informed and the most learned
pondents who the and write for serious peri
OdicaS abroad constantly mistaken in their fore
and interpretations Distinguished and free minded
Russians contradictory explanations of incident
editorials omnscient each successive
phase, forgeul of is because they
think they must Tmidly however, venture suggest
that the recent have been quite
vacillatng it His contradictory
probably dictated policy first sight clear
1t him and his advisers
consistent to Americans than keep in hand the
of population The divine rights manifesto
concOced reach the through the church
churches throughout the empire The promises
which followed day later the liberal party
Moreover White and other intelligent Russians hold
bnaon of familiar Germany where
William successfully essened hostility mis- divine and alb
soute rights by prominent social and economic poll
cies Whites plan has been much the Something of
that policy imagine is slightly influencing the
well the opportunt policy of different
proclamaons suit different ingredients of the people
AS matter of fact also laws probably less
needed than willingness to allow existing laws to
operate without being made of the bureaucracy
the police.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
The Point of View.

Representatives Thomas Of North
Carolina and Powers Of Maine were
having a little tilt i'll the house over
the subject of reciprocity, and Repre-
sentative Williams Of Mississippi took
a hand in the controversy.
''If I recall the matter right" said
Powers, 1.-The Democratic platform of
1900 denounced reciprocity as fraud
and humbug."
"It did not" asserted Thomas; cit de-
clared against sham reciprocity"
''The language" interjected Will
liams, twas that Republican reciproc-
ity was a sham and a humbug."
From the present outlook" said
Powers, eff we have any reciprocity
at all it will be Republican reciproc-
ity"
"And will continue to be humbug,"
retOrted Williams.
Il apprehend that It will be-" said
Powers, from your standpoint"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
RockefeIIer's MilIfons.

A Wall street banker is credited with
the statement that the fortune Of John
D. Rockefeller in a few years will
amount to $1,OOO,OOO,OOO. There are
many estimates current Of Mr.. Rookie
feller's wealth, estimates hanging all
the way from $4OO,OOO,OOO to $6OO,OO0,-
600, but the Wall street authority adds
that all estimates Of the Rockefeller
fortune have been too low. Years ago
Mr. Gladstone was one of the guests at
a dinner in England where the Oldest
member Of the Vanderbilt family was
also present. Somebody whispered to
the English premier that the rich
American had $1CO,OOO,0OO, and Mr..
Gladstone commented after looking Gu
riously at Mr.. Vanderbilt, Then l
should say that he constitutes peril to
the American republic"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
REVIEWING A BOOK.
The Strenucsity and SIapdash of the
Famous "Tay Pay"

The Strenucsity and Slapdash of the
Famous "Tay Pay"
The ways of book reviewers are often
as mysterious as those Of the heather
Chinee. Tom Hoods plan was to cut
the leaves and smell the paper knife.
Mr.. 7. L. O'COnnOr, who introduced a
lew feature in journalism in 1.-The
Book of the Week." is an artist in the
result he attains and a ruthless de-
stroyer in attaining the result. He will
only review the best and most valuable
books. He cuts the pages into ribbons
and fluff, not with paper knife, but
with pencil, his finger, or, possibly, a
pOker-whichever comes handiest
When he Is finished the book is
Of no value except as Renaissance.
He reads with feverish haste and often
sees facts before he reads them. He
scores passages with blue pencil for one
purpose, with red for another and
black indiscriminately. He dog ears
one page at the top, another at the bot
tom, sometimes folds a whole page
double and sometimes into an ugly par
Ccl VI lWO VI llItc I1c Will
glance at a beautiful engraving in the
book and scribble his comments Of
character over the face of duchess or
q statesman.
The book Quilted, he sits down to his
typewriter and writes out his review
This Is series Of Intersections, 100
pages Of a book boiled down to 100
words, and yet all intelligent. A sheet
Of his typewriter manuscript is a Won
der to behold. If you ever get pen
written letter from T. P, l should sug-
gest you take it to chemist. What
ever complaint you are suffering from
he will make you up prescription
that will kill or cure you. No one else
can read it, On his typewriting ma
chine T. P. rattles over the letters of
the alphabet without stop or space
or punctuation mark. The page is just
a mass Of letters. A secretary then
draws a line between each word, and
T. P. reads it over to see what he has
written.-Pearson's London Weekly.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
PROMOTES PROGRESS AND DECENCY.

Councilman Smiths ordinance passed by the council
last night requiring that July questionable
sorts in the tenderlon district
ing ground floors of progress decency
and will prove good thing for the town. Augean
stables in the vicinity Of the city hall
cribs be rebuilt structures is likely
that effect of the cleaning
out of that unsanitary district
comparatively respectable quarter. is likely
that the tenderlon will be
from the business center of city there
be properly restricted Another ordinance
will be to do with combination of saloon and
brothel that has come into vogue in this city
There is good reason why the on Rose street
between Third should not be respectable
and valuable business property advantageously
situated the corresponding street and
should be just valuable.
Altogether Councilman Smiths ordinance is splendid
piece of work and passing council deserves the
commentator of all good citizens.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-03-30
WILL BE CHEAPEST IN THE LONG RUN.

1t took considerable the part of the city
council order that all sidewalks in the paved district be
placed grade and built in compliance with the regula
tons by ordinance No doubt the order will be
condemned by many property owners, it will
heavy to he but it will the best thing
property and for the long The
ragged, jagged hit miss sidewalks that the
appearance the district large offset
the advantages of the pavement The removal of
these eyesores will add the property
and thus offset the cost of the Improvement 1t
that all sidewalks laid strictly grade
in the first place, but they the thing
for the is have Strengthened and
and to that hereafter all walks laid
the official grade