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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
"Tbe Call of the Wild.

Those interested in place to go hunting this fall should write for copy of ''Haunts of Fish and Game" a publication issued by the Grand Trunk Railway System, telling where all kinds of game may be found, list Of gnme laws. descriptive matter regard ing the several hunting districts, maps. etc, sent free to any address on appli- cation to w. Robinson, Travelling Pas senger Agent. 5o6 Park Building, Pitts burg, Pa. thu-su-tu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
BIJOU FAMILY THEATRE, "H0w Baxter Butted In" Tonight.
 Prices, 10 to 75 Cents.
NEWS OF ABBEvILLE.
Ladies of Methodist Church Give an Eu tertmlmment,

Ladies eff Methodist Church Give an En-
 tertainment.
 Abbeville, Oct. 11.-(Special. 1.-The "Deestrick Skule" was presented to large audience at the Court House last night under the supervision of Miss Sallie Battaile of Nashville, Tenn.
 Abundance of fun and humor abound ed throughout the entire play.
 Tax Assessor J. F. Searcey assumed the role of schoolmaster, and right well he played his part. school of forty scholars was secured and some of Ab- beville's most prominent people partie- ipated. The recitations In grammar geography and orthography were espe- ctally interesting, as was also the oom- positions and speeches.
 Jeff Headley as the boy who drinks the water. Jim Espy as Mike, Mrs. liar vey Galloway as the crying girl and Mrs. 3. B. Hay as Mrs. Honeysuckle acted well their parts.
 The songs were interesting ana amusing. The large and appreciative audience reveled in merriment and run from the time the curtain rose until it fell.
 The play was given under the aus pices ot the ladies of the Methodist Church anu quite larg sum of money was realized.
 The excessive ani frequent rains of the past few lays have badly beaten out the cotton and the staple has been consii erably injured in consequence.
 The cotton crop in this section is ex- ceedingly poor. Many farmers claim that they will not make half of what they produced last year.
 But little cotton is being sold at present and if it is being Kept rom the market all over the South as 1t is here, the price will soon go back to 10 cents.
 Several beautiful residences are in process of construction nere. Robert Stokes is proceeding to build an elegant twe-story residence and when 1t is com pleted it will be one of the handsomest in town,
 N. F Chears has returned from bla, Tenn
 W. I Dawkins returned yesterday rom Nashville, Tean., where he has been several days on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
DEATH OF MIR. WHITFIELD.
He Was Son of Prominent Citizen 0
 DemOpOlis.

Demopolis, Oct. 11-(special)-News of the death of Mir. James Whitfield reached this place yesterday morning The deceased was a son of MT. J. G. Whitfield and was a prominent young man of Sumter county and lived at Black Bluff.
 The ladies of the United Daughters of the Confederacy are at work get ting up box to send to the Old Sol dlers Home at Mountain Creek, and are soliciting contributions of cash, good second hand clothing and shoes. They confidently expect to get up a good box and have it ready for ship ment in ten days
 The committee in charge Is com posed of Miss Grace Henly and Mrs. Dixon
 Rev. and Mrs L. c. Flames have re- turned from Jacksonville.
 Mrs Flora Levy has returned from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
B RH We have it. Best Oak
 Gnm m and Hickory. Phone W OOUW Dixie Coal Co. 5z7.

her summer trip to New York and other points.
 Miss Willie Royal of Tuscaloosa is the guest of Miss Maude Monnier.
 MT. Robert Folda has returned from New York
 Mrs B. Buchanan and daughter Miss Florence, have returned from visits to Chicago and Washington.
 Mrs. A. G. Barnes has returned from Moundville, where she visited he daughter. Mrs. Edgar Elliott.
 Miss Helen Rembert Is visiting rels tives in Birmingham.
 Mrs. George G. Bley and Miss Nab Rose have returned from Litb Springs.
 Miss Bessie Minge of FaunsdaIe been the guest of Mrs. B. F. Elmore
 Miss Georgia Ward has retur' from New York.
 Mrs Charles Smith Is visiting ttves in Little Rock.
 Miss Emily Folda has returned a visit to relatives in Montgomery
 Dr. and Mrs. c. B. Whitfield returned from Tate Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
THE CITY COURT.
Judge sayre Disposed of Several
 Cases.

Judge sayre Disposed of Several
 Cases.
 The following cases were disposed of yesterday in the civil division of the City Court of Montgomery, Judge A. D.. Sayre presiding:
 G. E. Pierce vs. Eliza B. Allen, gar nishee, garnishment dismissed, plain tiff to pay costs.
 Sandy Frazer vs. E. D. Moore. dis missed by plaintiff Alabama Steam Laundry vs. Mont gomery Steam Laundry, garnishee, set- tied and dismissed.
 Cases are set for trial today as fol- lows:
 Montgomery Carriage Works Com pany vs. W. A. Henderson.
 F. E. Forbes Piano Company vs. J.. C. Abercrombie.
 Jane Williamson vs. Ace Barber, ct al. @5-
 w B. wray vs. Montgomery Amuse- ment Company.
 E. L. DeBardelaben vs. John T. Han- son.
 Henry simon vs. R. A. Ashley.
 Mrs. B. B. Drady vs. The Conecuh Pine Lumber Manufacturing Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12

Ordinary drinking water. such as is procured from reservoirs. wells, or springs is more or less contaminated with organic material.
 The atmosphere is full of bacteria, bacilli and so-cailed disease germs, which become mingled with the drink ing water that has been exposed to the atmosphere any length of time.
 GENERALIZATION IS INEvITABLE.
 With the most scrupulous care, some contamination is inevitable. but. in some cities the most gross carelcssness ts common.
 The reservoirs containing the supply of water for the city are located in ua- wholesome districts. the drainage from the surrounding country is filthy, and everything tends to make the water impure.
 Again and again the microscopists nave called public attention to the specimens ofNanimal life found in drink ing water.
 Some cities are attempting to better impossible for the germ to do any plants and other expedients.
 EVERYBODY IS EXPOSED.
 But. whatever may be done. every persOn who drinks water is more or lsas exposed to the germs that are ca- pable Of doing damage in the human system.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12

SEE TIT DOG EATERS EAT DOG Tonight at Slectric Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. THE WESTERN BY. OF ALA. AND THE 4. 6 W. p. R. R.
 (Ths West Point Route. ).

from Mont gomery carries through Pullman drawinG-room sleeper to New York: Din. carries tArough Pullman drswias-room CONNECTIONS FOR COLUMBUS. MAJ CON AND SAVANNAH: Trains 1s and AA C. of ca. for Columbus. Train ss from Montsomery; if on time. connects for Co utes late. for Columbus. Macon .rd 6avan- nah. Through sleeper at opeiika for sS- coNNrcrIoN FOR MERIDIAN AND, JACKSON: Train 90 from MohtEomery vtA eslma connects at latter point for Mssfdiaai
 W. c. HUNTER. O. A..
 Montgomery Ala ', F, BHLUPS. c. P. A..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
WITH IMPURE DRINKING WATER

Use Horsford,s Acid Phosphate
 Destroys the germs of typhoid and other levers. Makes a refreshing and cooling summer drink. tu-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
SeabOarI Air Line Railway

Spring1 Ala, anal on Seaboard bel Montgomery and Ft-
 Solid train f0r sprtnGs; nc changeI
 of cara 5:a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-12
Frank TenniIle > Furniture Co.
 Successors to B. Wolff. Cor. Bibb and Commerce St..
 Montgomery, Ala.
Quarantine
 Proclamation.
Mayors Office, CitY of AQRfRQmeEE. Ala.

S VI
 Under and by virtue of the power vested in the Mayor of this city by the Lssislaturs of Alabama and the City Council Of Aont- xomery. and in accordance wtth the rec- omlnendations of the Board of Health of Montgomery County, new. therefore.
 t e !: McIntyka Acting Mayor cf the City of MontgomsIy. do hereby proclatm q sss ssWn. yisa sad aSns ss. n. a os sss Louisviils and NasnviIN asiirosd, ssswssS the said city of New orisans. Louisiana, and the Alabama State line. and any and ail piaees that are now or which may here- after ee infected with yellow fever. to the effect snat no person or persons from such infected point or points shall be allowed te come within ten miles of the city of Mont- ESmsssry; except under such rsssiasions :pa State Board Of Health. or for the pgrposs Of passing through on through 9stnk until public notice shall have been stvsa ef the dtscontinpance si this unarantine.
 In witness whereof, l have hsraunto set nay hand and the seal of the city og Montgomery. this 24th day of July. 1908.
 C. P. E'INTYRA
 tsEALs. Acting Mayer.
 Mayors Office
 hereby offsr q reward of s1oo for in,. formation that will lead to the arrest, with evidence to convict, of any porson who may hereafter enter the city of Montgomery the dated July ssss. is9s ,~rx~xar
 0 Acting Mayor.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
70 z HE EDITOR
Oi- TIE WORLD'S
CRESSET
NORWOOD MO.

Dear Sir
inrang'i the riudnessof s,no IN.
Fn"w Trend ! have beyn receiyi1p
yo"r paper for sama tima. ana
p'Ne 'hEcp note Of the work dopn
oy your yallous correspondents :
ana ! nave wondered il ii few
Kindly meant hints on journalism
rom one who has bpen writing
'"r me press many ycars you'd be
received N the -pirt Intended
FIRST Always write On one side
only 81 the paper on which y0u
ph' Your COMMUNICATION, this ia
lof mo benefit oi the printer.
Next avoid Aiparecy in yonr
work, as that has II tendency 10
lower the tone of The paper for
whIch yon write. Always number
your pages. Lastly, no matter
no" much yon may wish to
write, IieYer do 50 unless Won have
something Of interest TO commnpi.
cate
Hello Kind Ed. and ,nr II
Fot . respectful beginning to
your notes, Now viii ring of. a.
q very tlresoma conclusion.
Wien one WRITES for publication
ne Should Always do his best
remembering that critical ewes
may scan the page SEQ his work
and judge him by It's excellence CT
'he reverss. Cannot you choose
better per thames than kiss me-
and Sweetheart How would
YOU lllis to take ne name Of your
iaVorlte Hover Violet Pansy, 4
Margurlte,' Daisy are al pretty
ana suggestive pen names for
young ladies. while young gentlc-
men can usually select a good
name from the woodlands or
forest
DO not fesl hurt AZ this article,
] have taken The trouble and time
TO write IT simply 20 do you
good. Remember you are 4 litlle !
band Of strangers to your fricndl
md we'll wisler
May Myrtle,
sedalla Mo. May, 22nd 1905.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
'l'aImage Items
ny W0NDEd WH0.'

We arc having lots Of rain at the
present.
Flowing corn and cutting sprouts
ls the order Of the day i'm this
iart. =
Henry Smith is working for
Misses Manda Turner this summer.
MILESTONE was iaighty full last
Sunday.
Hello Alma have you got tho
small pox yet Henry hasn't.
| guess yon thought Wonder
who had wondered away but be
hasn't
We are proud to hear from
'smilax and Grinney' once more.
Dick Agec had n mule to get
kllled by tightening the other day.
The foot washing at Oak Grove
has been postponed on the account
OF The small pox.
| wonder II correspondence day
has gone dead don't hear any
more about II,
| guess had better close for
this time so good bye.
y
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
N lsstrr rAlENr.

Patent Attorneys, y shinelon ID G..
Granted TO Missouri inycn, .rs this
week. reported by @, A.Snow 4 Co.
Henry II, Delcrdug, 81. Louis,
Seed covorer and end gate for fur
row openers,-Ma E.Dohcrty, st.
Louis, Work table ,-Theo. N Goffe
Springfield ycpdipg machine.
Louis Goldman. ST. Louis, Dis
play fixture. Frank Holly, Kansns
City, Acetylene genorator.-Ben,
ljamin y. Lockett. Jefferson City,
rarpaulin rack William X Muck
Iind, 81, Louis. Slip mil. Herbert
Munr.ng, Wcathcrby, Telephone
cut oil, -Chatlic T,Whi,cseI. Jaspcr
Power hammer. Gcurgc W Wright
s. A Love, Kansas City, Mechan-
ism for automatically controlling
| elevator cars and the doors lead.
ling thereto. an
For copy Of any above patent:
send ten cents in postage stamps
.lwilh late dateot this paperto 9. 4
l,N sndtc. Washington. y. @
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
EVENING SHADE ITEMS,

Az have been absent few
weeks will come again,
Flowing corn and fishing is the
leading business Of tho day.
Mr.. James Murrol has lad u
very sick child but il is better AZ
present.
Mr., Kingsley and Roy Brovles
have just iinished planting two
acres OF water mollons.
Several Of the people went to
Oakgrove Sunday all reported a
nice time.
Mr.. Henry Smith has moved to
his farm ho has lately bought from
Mr.. J,u. Robinson.
Mr.. Dea Murroll driving into
tito river las. Saturday WHOM ".
WAS up got his wagon up set come
very near drowning his two d. ,gh
aers ahd niece but they all cse !,
Mr.. Henry Smith is going TO
have his house newly covered and
painted which will improve tho
looks Of his farm.
Mrs Lillic Absher and her little
daughter is visiting bcr daughter
Minnie and Mrs J,ti Broylcs ~
present.
MI. Liney and Mr. Herman the
PhnIaumatic Churn agents have
4 been selling churns at evory house
tho churns have raised grcai ex'
y citement through the neighbor'
hood because they can churn on
them from three to twelve minutes
they can churn so quick they huvc
began to think they can make but
ter from water,
Hosia Oliver left here last We'd
nesday for Webb city whore he ex
poets 70 spend the summer.
Virsie Hickman has been visit
ing her amt Mrs, Jason Young
the past week.
John Scaggs and Homer carve
and families and Grille Hichmal
Of Mansfield are spending TIE weel
fishing neal here:
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
Four Trains of
Soldiers
SlXTEENTH INFANTRY Is
BOUND FOR THE PACIFIC COAST,

Four train loads of soldiers, com
prising tie Sixteenth infantry aud
aggregating about 500 officers and
mon, was duo to arrive in Kansas
City a, an early hour on the
morning Of the 22nd. over the
Frisco. The soldiers have been
quartered at Atlanta, Ga,, and are
Sonnd for San Francisco. From
Kansas City the trains will be
taken ont over tho Santa Fc and
remain on that road TO the coast.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
w WASHINGTON
I-lEIT' ER
From Our I,cguIn Correspondents

President Roosevelt lla, inau
Ignrated d policy, which he term
The most favored nation treat
mcnt fur ourselves and whicl
both bis friends ard his oppo
Inonts characterized as the scnsa
Ition Of his entire administration,
This policy consists Of u de-
mand that American nIanufac.
tures who wish to sol. supplies
io the government to be Hsod
IN the construction OF The Para
ma Canal shall make 10 this gov.
eminent prices equally Us bow as
they would make to a foreign
InatIon or individual.
The President takes the ground
that bad France completed the
canal American manufacturers
would have been only too glad
to have made tG her thcir lowest
prices, whereas, because their
own governments is conducting
the goat Enterprise they were
prepared to cAt0rt TIE highest
domestic prices That the Pres.
ldent'S assumption was right in
the latter instance Is obvious
trom the nncontrollable, If in-
potent, wrath Of the very mana
facturerS who expected 60 sell
the greatest amount of matcHai
To tae canal commission.
The President determination
10 compel American manuiac-
turers TO make their own gov.
ernment as low prices as they
would accord 10 foreigners, took
the form Of an order to the Pan
ama Canal Com mission to make
their purchases OF machinery
and supplies wherever they could
be bought cheapest 1t bad been
tound that the Steel Tiust,was de
manding $33. u ton for steel rails,
Of which a quantity IS needed to
relay and double track the pan
anna Railway And while the
Trust was demanding this exho
rbitant prices from the United
States IL was selling quantities
Of the so me rails IN London for
S-0a ton, and paying approxim-I
ately sBa ton freight Moreover,
the attention OF the President was
called to the fact that Charles
Schwab, former president of the
Trust has .publically declared
that the cost Of these rails to
the Trust is only Sl2 a ton.
Another instance Of eXtGrtion
was learned ofin the case Of two
ships which the Commission had Z
been trying to buy. Ame cican 7
demanded for the
iwo vessels. SljOO,0 600, whereas,
lorcign shipbullders were pre-
oarcd to furnish identical ships
or $4,000. The President in
'tructed the Com mission to buy
,he ships abroad, but latcrl
'rdrred Mat foreign ships be
chartered, not bought,
There Is, however, a broader
lolicy involved than the simple I
purchase for the Panama Canal, 7
rhe President has been for
some time convinced that cer-
ain trusts were charging
American consumers too highl'
And that the trusts are
regularly selling abroad, at a
profit, for from one third 10 one 4
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25

llalf the price tliey' charge tho
American consumer He appre
ciales lhat they arc enabled 10
90 tilis as result Of tariff
schedules which are hio liqh apd
1hat whom last raa, lie urged
ongfess " take seHs IN soad
Jusl tlie tariF ID etlanged
lconGitiohs tie trusf, excrted
tlqir po~elfnl influence to
deieat llis policy II haye n6
objection 70 good fst protected
hoss al over the country. Tia
y resident ~ reported 10 have
sad recently, hut I wiil not
stand for the protected n6g
that has gat his hni fea5 ii tae.
trough And again he jsquoted
as saying, Certain protected
industries are charging prices
outol all proportion "a the wages
theypay their ~Orblosn Ii isnot
gust - ~ not q square deal fori
every man and ! viii pot q sfapl
10 II i the peop'c win stand by
me-"
OF course the President s course
has driven tila stand patlers al !
most distracted, Just now tEoy
adnit that he has defeated them /
lurl at n time when ,hey thouabtE
they had defeated hu. They
believe that the exposition of the |
difference in prices charged bv |
American manufacturers for tie /
same goods here and abroad I
"hlch has occasionsd the Presi.
dents course will rasult il Il de 1
mand jor tariff revsicN from theI
people which Congress dare mt
disregard Many prominent Re.
putlcans insist .bat tha President |
ms created an issue which will
spit his party wlda open. that |
hls lnslsience on 4 square deal
Tor All the people viii never I've
conntenanced BY the protected
industrie, which have IN the pnst
contributed SO generously to Re.
publican compaign funds, that
there will hereafter be Il high tar.
III Republican, party and low
tarlIf party, in fact there
ls no limit to the dire things
which the stand patters believe
That they for soc.
The President hlrusaf laugls
at these dire predictions. lie
bclleves that the Americao people
VIII appreciate lhat this is merely
one step forward ina compaign he !
Has consistently wuged against
the rapacity ol the great corpora.
iio'is and that they viii insist on
taritl revision; he believes, too,
hat Congress will not dare toI
'eiuso to revise tho tariff and
.hat once proper revision Il &c
'omplls'cd everyone will be hap
" ala contented aad that the
iepubllcan party viii Ne once
nore as solid united aa ever before
7 rs history lie has repudlated
very suggestion OF denomination
" tie presidency aud he il con-
'lneed that tho people viii AZ.
that he is slueore,and that
" IS working in their interest
nd that they viii not desert him
= abandoaing The partyot Which
e lsihe leader, il is an inter-
sung sltumtion, Mhatever, may
'e the ont conc, and will. be
with Interest by every
intelligent american.
+ i
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
SPECIAL COLUMN
or THE WORLDS CRESSET'
Coming to Nor
wood.

THREE MONTHS SERVICE FREE
DIR STEPHENSON, THE DlSTlNG-
UIsIlED THROAT AND LUNG SUR
GEoN, AND EYE AND EAR EX
PERT
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
J. 3 Little M, ..
PHISIcIlN & SURGEON
NORWOOD MO.

Has ton fele II year, and
handles Parke Davis Co.'S Drugs
IN his Oiiice and has Pharmacy
license and he right to fiji other
Doctors prescriptions and fur.
n'~h his own Drugs in his prac-
llce' and has no part in any Drug
Sore.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
CAMkER CITY KAN.
ITEMS
BY The Noble three from No.,

Kind Editor will you allow no
apace IN yonf valuable paper for 1
few items this week.
Nice weather ~ present writing,
Chas. and Fred Horton visited
Willie Orten Sunday.
Wheat looks fine in this part II
the country.
Well Charlie did yo1 HAYS aa
good time Sunday night tho rest
of No noble three did. SsyS
There wasga show Al CawketthS
20 every body reports y nics tifhSs
chas, n visitsd hIu xran N
father Saturday nieht Y ~ @ |Q sgR
Ths atma1 Bro1s b1nfb h \ NJ n
span 0i mules n a. " 4 II y 7nl II i IN IN
m oll " ~ M1 II 4wmyt MN \ a M ffl|H
rinG Nm t0r n bi63 NJ IN "A n ~ 7 A| e NJ v
the = dlapx 6Ms ~ 1sg n '|' I. S|' IN IN
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS

i, T. Vannoy M. D
physician and Surgeon
-~r--f--tf-s rsa--s--s~.--- 5t
viii serve all calls pun
ctua!!y.
ses" Office in the Meyer building
on South side Of R. K, upstairs
NORWOOD No.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-25
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-03-22
bJSh I'dg aeBasBf Hgmshtlsti

"Doh't you remember tbs box
bf flowers IN fropt uf tho Cabin
door when you were Ia boy. Don't
you remember the violets growing
theret" asked Senator Pettus in q
recent speech, says tho Danver
Post. DO we, Scnrtui! Well. we
yuesss yes And .ea whiz. the
sore toe, Senator: don't YOU ic-
member il2 And tho sun-pceled d
back from g"in' in swimin' in the
meadow dam, and the soreness
Just south of the hack from the
meternnl palm when we brought
the sore back home. Don't YOU
remember 1t, Senator! And the
mumps and the measles and the
stone hruise ON the heel, and the
feeling of exnI'ant pride which
swept through our whole system
after we had licked the fellow who
dared knock chip off our shoul-
ders All, Senator, don't you
wish we were bov agaln2"