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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
10 CeIebrafe Anniversary.

At the Fidelia Club tonight was held a meeting of representative Jewish cit- izens called together by Rabbi Alfred c. Moses for the purpose of taking preliminary steps looking to the ceie- bration of the 25oth anniversary of the landing of a Jewish colony in the Uni- ted States. While the celebration is to be held at Thanksgiven. Rabbi Mos es who is State chairman for Alabama for the celebration. said he thought the proper committees should be nam ed and program arranged as early as possible. The committees will De named during the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
Municipal Campaign.

In German Relief Hall tomorrow night will be held a rally in the inter- est of Pat J. Lyons. the present incum- bent. for the Mayorality. This will be the first direct campaign movement As the municipal primary is but little over a month away, the candidates are beginning to get busy. It is the pre- diction of old-time as well as curbstone politicians that 1t will be a warm race for every office to be filled. From indi- cations, the ticket to be used will be more than one and a half feet long and contain something like fifty or sixty names.
 There has been a howl raised in sev- eral quarters because of complications as to the right to vote. Many who slept on their rights and neglected to pay their poll tax have been using every endeavor to get in line. but 1t looks as if they are shut out. The County Executive Committee will meet the latter part of the week and settle several questions which have been brought to the attention of the mem bers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
ne.ver. u.ve . smoker.

Mobile Dam, No a6. of the Order of Beavers had a most enjoyable smoker tonight in their hall There was large attendance of members and in- vited guests and the function was great success
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Many people cannot escape the con clusion that Peruna is cure e-ai'' that IS to saw that it is a remedy for many kinds of diseases.
 This is no, true. however. The true explanation is that catarrhal diseases are numerous. That catarrh leaves no portion of the body untouched. That 1t stimulates in its ravages many differ- ent diseases.
 PeruI Q is the universally recognized remedy for catarfh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Bijou Family Theatre. Matinee Today, 8 ?. m. Wills Comedy Company. ~TvvO old CrOnles.v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Car COndctOF in Jail David Carroll. a conductor on 'i.s Davis Avenue Electric Car line. IS ID
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
rurniture Company Organized.

In the Probate Court today articles of incorporation were filed of the Horn Harteau Furniture Company of Mo bile. The incorporators and officers are Robert W. Horn, President; William H. Monk. Jr., Vice-PresIdent; Frederick T. Harteau, Secretary and Treasurer. The capital stock is placed at S6.OoO, paid in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
NEW TRAIN OF M. & 0.
HAVANA LIMITED WILL BE IN-
 AUGURATED JANUARY 5.
Trip From Chicago to Cuban Capital Wil1 Be Made In Fffty-Eight Hourn--Mobile Cotton Ex-
 change Meeting.

Trip From Chicago to Cuban Capital
 WflI Be Made In Fifty-Eight
 Hours--Mobile Cotton Ex-
 change Meeting.
 Advertiser Bureau,
 Mobile, Oct. 25.
 From Chicago to Havana in fifty eisht hours. The feat looks impossi- bie. but the officials of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company have so declar- ed and tho "Cld Reliable" generally makes good.
 that Friday,January 5. 1906. would be inaugurated the Havana Limited. passenger train. to leave the Western metropolis for Mobile via the Chicago and Alton to St. Louis. thence to Mo- bile over the Mobile and Ohio, here to make close connections With fast passenger steamship of the Munson Line for Havana. The train ana steam ship schedules will be so arranged as to place a passenger from Chicago. in Havana in fifty-eight hours.
 Col. E. L. Russell. vice president o' the Mobile ani Ohio Railroad. reiterat. ted what General Manager Taylor hao said and also declared that the HavaI Liniited' would be one of the fines, passenger trains in the South. Colonel Russell and MT Taylor. on their recent trip to St, oLuis, completed all neces- sary arrangements for the fast train The Munson line officials have guar anteed to do their part and Mobile IS today jubilant over its prospects for q great Cuban travel from the West.
 The local manager or the Munson steamship line. in connection with the announcement of the Mobile and Ohio of its fast train from Chicago to Mo- bile for the first Friday in January said the m a rnificent line screw steam- ship Prince George, which Is to be the vessel fer the limited. would clear on it's maiden voyage out of Mobile on Saturday, December 23. On the return trip 1t will make the first connection with the limited train.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
MT. ueaber win Bring Suit.

Mir. and Mrs. Gus Meaher are m MO- bile. Mir Meaher Is very indignant over the sensational statements which have appeared in Eastern papers with reference to his recent marriage to Miss Helen Van Nimwegan at <Patter- son, N. J. He denies the one hundred thousand check episode and other al- legged gifts. He stated that he had em- ployed counsel and would institute le- gal proceedings against the pubiish- CTS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
win Bring Them to MentEomery. :.

Deputy Sheriff s. s. Beiser of Mont gomery country arrived this afternoon
 He left at midnight for Montgomery
 taking with him William Mcculiom and
 Ada Belle Moore. who were arrested
 here on the request of Chief Gerald of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
win tsick to Mobile.

c. H. Ellis. general manager of the United Fruit Company. the largest ba- mana importing firm in the South. dis cussing a report In a New Orleans paper that his company would return part of It's vessels to that city after the quarantine restrictions were remov- ed. stated to President Hamburger of the Commercial Club this afternoon that the statement was erroneous. MT. Ellis declared lis appreciation of the treatment accorded nfs company here thls summer, while New Orleans was under ban. was such that 1t would be unjust to go back to New Orleans. h. stead of receiving only about thirty per cent of the business of his firm as heretofore, he said, fifty per cent would be received regularly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
Left to CommIttee,

At the regular meeting of the Mo- bile Pay Quarantine. Board held this afternoon the matter of raising the maritime quarantine proclamation was left to the direction of the executive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
picI.nocIket bound Over.

James Ryan, charged with pickpock- etIng, was before Recorder McAleer this morning, on complaint of George Culver On Ryan's person. when " rested, was found pocketbook' with Culver's name stamped thereon. Pa pers and $e0. identified by the plain tiff, were in the purse. Ryan was re- qufred to give bond in the sum of sou for his appearance before the CIty Court. James Ward, also under arrest on a similar charge. will be tried Dy the Recorder tomorrow morning.
 The total number of victims Of pick pockets on the occasion of the Presi- dents visit will. perhaps, never pc known. but list of fourteen with de- scriptlons-of the valuables obtained, ls now at police headquarters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Miss Corinne Orton has returned from long visit to the North.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
Death of Conrad Fisher.

Conrad Fisher died yesterday after noon at the home of relatives in Mount Vernon. in the north end of Mobile County. The remains were brought here this morning and taken to the family home. No. All South Conception Street. He was a native of Germany was 5T years of age and had resided Tn Mobile the greater part of his life he was an estimable man and citizen.
 For number of years he was en- gagged in business in Mobile and re- gently established general store as s Mount Vernon. He was memoer oi the Woodmen of the World. ,s.
 MT. Fisher is survived by his "lLe, and six children(Mrs. J. J. Hauser anu Miss Annie Fisher of Mobile. sister Gabrielle of the Sisters of Charity, ,,o ol Chicago. known in the world as Miss sS Maggie Fisher. and John, Dan anu | George Fisher, all of Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Mrs. Norwood Richards left today for a visit to Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Mir. and Mrs. Russell Ladd returned yesterday from their bridal trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Mfr. and Mrs. Ernest wagar have returned home from their Northern trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
Mobile Cotton Exehanse Meeting.

The thirty-fourth annual meeting of the Mobile Cotton Excnange was held at noon today there was a large and enthusiastic attendance. In hIs annual address President D. D. Burgess said the assets were far beyond those of last year. Exports show for the past year sixty-one Ter cent increase over the previous year. The gradual increase of receipts the past four years make man fest the importance of Mobile as a cotton port. Compliments were ex- tended the quarantine officials for their efficient work for Mobile in keeping the city free from fever. thereby making the ports business an uninterrupted one. Ills praise for Dr. Rhett Goode, pr ssident of the Mobile Bay Quarantine Board. was high.
 Three members. W. IT. Jones. c. T.. Heari nand L. B. Sullivan. have died since the last annual meeting. The report concludes with compliments for the assistant officers of the exchange. The other receipts were ordered made a part of the proceedings. The eIec- tion of officers will be held next We'd nesiay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

MT. and Mrs. Holcomb Quill and Mrs. John Quill have returned from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Mrs. R. H. Boiling and son returned yesterday from Virginia where they spent the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

Mrs. Wilt Porter and little daughter, Jessie, returned from Asheviile today with her mother, Mrs. Dorgan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Extension top surrey and pair oS gentle horses; used to street cars and autos; price reasonable Apply Haygoods FOR sALE-Fourteen empty ink barrels,
 zsc piece. The Advertiser Go. If FOR sALE-At a bargain. Star piano fn good condition. Inquire at Montgomery Loan O., N. Court St. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

PAPERHANGING and decorating: if you want it done on time by the best work men. 'phone 2S0. A. T. Reynton & Co.
 nsEt to post office. n-"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-26

wANTED-No 1 non-union electrotypers and finishers; wages s22 to s27 per week;
 open shop; position permanent for thor oughly competent. reliable. sober men: one of the largest printing and publishing houses in New York city. Address fully with reference. last employer, Lock Box l15s New York City. u-3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
Conferred on sassheoa.

Washington. Feb. 2s.--The ccnferees on the statehood bill were in session for three hours today. but were unable to agree, nor is any hope held out by the conferees that here will be an ul- timate agreement The House con. ferees declined to consider the admis- sion of Oklahoma and Indian Territory alone and 1t still appears that the Foraker amendment, wnien would ad- init New Mexico and Arizona as a State if both territories voted to adopt constitution. is the only chance of statehood legislation. One of the members of the conference commit tee said after the meeting land that chance is one ia a thousand" The conferees declared that no deadlock existed, and that considerable progress was made in the tentative reconciiia- tion of minor details of the bill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
MISS OFFUTT SELECTED
SHE IS RECORDING SECRETARY TO
 THE GOVERNOR.
Efficient Young Woman Called to FIu
 An Important once With the Stafe.-Succeeda Mg. Screwa.

Efficient Young Woman Called to giI An Important once With the = state.--Succeeds MF. Screws.
 Miss Mamie Offutt, the popular and efficient stenographer in the office oi the Governor of Alabama was yester. day promoted to the position of Re. cording Secretary by Acting Governor Cunningham to hold until the return of Governor Jelks from Las Vegas, New Mexico.
 The resignation of former Recordins Secretary Michel H. Screws, who was appointed Monday Justice of the Peace in Beat 5, Montgomery, took effect yes- terhay.
 The appointment of Miss onrutt is ap- proved by every person. man or woman, who has ever associated with the exec utive department of the State. It is a tribute to her genuine ability and that she Is well competent to i'll the new position none who know her will deny
 Ever since Miss offutt entered the of- flee of the Governor, which was at the beginning of the administration If Governor Jelks in the summer of 1901, she has shown excellent business tact and perfect feminine graciousness.
 The first public service Miss otfutt engaged in was while she was stenog. rapher in the office of the Secretary of State. While in this capacity she be- came quickly acquainted with tho de- tails of the oflce which prepared her for the duties of the Governors ofice. She went into the Secretary of State s ofiee in 1900
 With Miss offutt still in the Govern or's once, the woman visitors may stIlI expect the same courteous attentions that, have been extended them in the past.
 She Is the first young woman that has ever filled so important a public position as the office of Recording sec- retary in this State.
 Nearly every officer in the Capitol called at the Governors ofice and con- graduated Miss offutt on her deserved advancement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
Ed. C. Fowler Co.,.
| Phone 3So.
 Contractors and Property Owners
 Take Notice.

lust received car load each ,f Galvanized Iron, Mer- chants Tin, Gravel Roofing, Bath Tubs, SoilPipe, Wrought Pipe and Sewer Pipe.
 It will pay you to get our estimates on Plumbing and Roofing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
mour, of all men who have studied

mour. of all men who have studied the crops from year to year.
 Tt iB the greatest test in the history of the Southern farmers said Presi- dene Seymour yesterday. If the farmers are going to reduce the acre. age this year they are to be saved. If they waver or remain unfaithful to the pledges that are now being circu- lated over the country they are doom ed to bankruptcy
 The campaign of holding the present surplus cotton Is gaining fame. With time all over the South the grip on the residue crop of 1904 is growing tighter. The New York spectators were first acquainted with the determination of planters and merchants to hold. Now the fame of the grip has spread abroad. Even Liverpool in answer to Theodore Prices circular indicating a crop of 14,500,000 bales Is crying across the waters for somebody to put the cotton in sight. ...
 Therefore. with 100000 bales or more tied up. Independence of the planter will be forever established if he decides to clinch the situation by curtailing acreage this year.
 Extra large fancy Sght Pinks, Car nations e1.O0 per do1en.
 g. B. sterae A Co.,, Phone IOO1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
nerth for Taft,s nrother,

Washington, Feb. 2s--(speciaI. )--- Henry Taft. brother of Secretary of W3r Taft. living In Cincinnati. has been appointed an assistant special att Investigation of the alleged tobarco trust as it affects he growers of toe bacco leak in Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
20 Per Cent Off Books.

We offer our entire stock of Misce laneous books ex- cept those published under the net system at one-fifth reduction.
 A few titles: Little Shepherd of King
 dom Come. Rebecca.
 Courtship of Miles Stand ish.
 Bandana Ballads. Old Love Stories Re told. A Belle of the Fifties. An Old Sweetheart oi
 Mine.
 Emmy Lou. The Masqueraders, and many others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01

Extra large fancy Sght Pinks, Car nations 91.Oo per dosen.
 g. B. sterne & Go, Phone IOO1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
Time Is AuspiciOus.

President Seymour said yesterday that now is the most suspicious time in the history of the South to rescue the farmers. The commercial and crop journals of the United States all agree that from the present on the acreage statistics of cotton for 1905 must be the ruling factor in the price of the staple.
 The rainy season having set in will delay the blowing for the cotton plant eyes on the cotton grower. finding out whether he is determined to reduce acreage this year. An enforcement of the curtaiIment pledges now already made and being made would find 3 certain response from the unsrket thar would crush the bears snd reddun4 te the credit of the Eeuthlana
 This ts the eninion of President sey-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
poolxmaIkinr Prohibited.

Jefferson City. Mo. Feb. 2s,-The House today by vote of 11e to g.. passed the bill prohibiting bookmak- ing and pool selling at race tracks. or elsewhere in the State. This meas ure was introduced in lieu of the Cod frey amendment, the original of which .waS stolen from the records of the Hopse. rendering. the action of that body in passing the ntigamblinE bill void.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
TRUar INVESTIGATION.
Grand JurGs Summoned by United
 Stat,a neuufv gFarnhaL

Staus Deputy MarHhak
 Chicago. Feb. 2S.-The twenty three men wllo ale to appear March 20 to be empanelei as a grand jury to hear testimony ftom more than two hun dred witnesses in connection with the meat trust Investigation. have all been served with summons by Deputy UnI- ted States Ahrshals. The indentIty of the Juro-s vii not be made public un- til the venire has been empaneled and the members sworn in. The jury will then be unda charge of Deputy Uni- ted States MArshals. Three witnesses yet remiiin dhserved with subpoenas.
 Deputy unted States Marshals are searching for the missing trio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
Hmnaed for Murder.

Philadslphia, Pa., Feb. 2&-charles Yarnall was banged here today for the muEier ol 3e.ia Boyce. YarpaIl ,nd the lgomsk quzrreled. He poured oil over Ter asd set fire to her cloth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
TAILOR PARALYzED.

Stricken In Front of the Court Street
 Methodist Church.
 Our perfect work in renovating old suits and the very low price at which we make new ones to order has simply paralyzed the average tailor, once op- p.siie Court Street Church. Holt's Dye Works. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-01
You Can Feel
 Better at Once !
3GRS. INA r. LoWRY.

When everything seems an effort, when you feel tired most of the time, when you wake up every morning as tired as when you went @ bed,--then there is something wrong.
 Nature is protesting against some neglect q 7 some abuse. Nature protests more often against nerve neg 1ect than any other cause.
 Remember, your strength is not in your mus. eles--the muscles simply work when the Nerve Force tells them to.
 Even your brain does not work by itself-the substance in your brain cells must have energy to do its work: this energy must be nerve force- the same great power-vf-lifc that controls every organ of the body
 Every form of weakness, or sickness. or dis ease. comes from lack of Nerve Force to keep the organs working properly. When one speaks of "a good ccnsdtution,D one simply means strong, healthy nerve system When the nerve system is not strong and we'll nourished. it follows inevitably that one is easily "over-worked" "-easily run down--just as Mrs. Lowry describes
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