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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
RETURN FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Buffers Delegates Pleased by Work
 of Convention.

Buffers Delegates fAeaScu Dy WOrk
 of Convention.
 CreenvilIe, Jan. 9S.-(Special. )- Henry Crenshaw, Wiley Howard and Fletcher Johnson, two farmers and a banker, were the delegates from Butler to the Cotton Growers Conven- tion which met in New Orleans this week. These have returned and are enthusiastic over the work done, and are of the opinion that 1t Is the begin ming of the time when the farmers will be able to control the price of the staple.
 An epidemic of la grippe Is now prevalent In some families there are as many as half down with It..
 The cold came on so suddenly that many citizens failed to shut off their water and the consequence is that the plumbers are overworked. At one of the hotels the water-back in the stove burst and the cook was very badly scalded. The guests had to go else where for dinner.
 Several very charming social func- lions have occurred during the week notable among them being reception and luncheon given by Mrs. A. L. Fra ger at her handsome home.
 Palms and ferns were used as dec orations and beautiful music was rem dered
 After the reception of the guests. in which the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Erie Smith. slips of paper were given each on which New Year reso- lutions were written. A seven-course luncheon was served, the guests seated at four tables, blue, pink. green and yellow.
 Mrs. Levy Beeland. Misses Carrie Benson, Madge Dunklin and Ella Fra ger. each dressed in the color repre- enteJ at the table. served the guests. The color scheme was perfectly car ried out on the and-painted menu cards. bon-bon baskets. ribbons and flowers.
 Mrs. Frazer's reputation as charm ing hostess was well sustained on this occasion.
 .- Mrs. Nell Ryan was hostess at an euioyable party given a number of friends. In her entertainment of her guests she was ably assisted by her sister. Mrs. L. c. Beeland.
 The handsome home was adorned with plumosa. ferns and Chinese lilies Some fire musical selections were rem dered and games of dominoes were en- joyed- .,...,,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Water Survey Commlttee.

The following committee has been appointed by W. P. G. Harding to con fer with the Board of Revenue in con nection with the appropriating of funds for the purpose of making a prelimin- ary survey of the country along the Warrior River and other points, look ing to supplying Jefferson County with a cheaper and better water service: Rufus N, Rhodes, chairman; T. c. Bush. Robert Jemison, Frank Nelson, Jr., Ross c. Smith. George NJ. Morrow. A. L.. Fullenwider, J. J. Smith, H. l.. Badham, Mason Fl. sherman, Ensley; Mayor w. M. Drennen, Birmingham; Mayor N. w. Scott. Ensley; Mayor T. T. Huey, Bes- semer; Mayor E. J. Hudnall, Pratt City; Mayor s. B. Mitchell. North Birming- ham.
 At joint meeting held yesterday af- ternoon by the committees of the Com mercial Club, the municipalities. res olution was passed that the President of the meeting. Mir. Harding, appoint committee of fifteen, as is done, to meet with the Board of Revenue for the object above mentioned.
 The date of the conference with the Board of Revenue has not yet been de- cided. but 1t will be in the near fu- ture.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Five-Term Senators.

Chicago Record-Herald.
 Senator Hale of Maine, who has been indorsed by the Republican Legislative caucus of his State for reelection. will take his place after March next in the little group of five-term Senators. He was first sent to the Senate in 1881, and is thus completing his twenty fourth year of service
 The Senate contains now one six term Senator, Allison of Iowa, who has served continuously since 1873, and one other Senator, Teller of Colorado. who has not served six full terms. He first term was for but a single session, and after he had been reelected he dropped out of the Senate for two years to ac- cept a seat in President Arthur's cabi- net
 Of fve-term Senators there are now Morgan of Alabama, Platt of Connecti- cut and Cockrell of Missouri. who have served continuously. Stewart of Neva- da is completing his fifth term. but he had q twelve-year gap in his service. having first been elected to the Sen ate, it is interesting to recall. as early as 1864. Senator Frye of Maine is also in his fifth term, but his first term, to fill a vacancy. lasted but two years, so that his actual period of service is tor Hawley of Connecticut and Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island are now finish ing their fourth terms, and Senator Gull lom of this State is just two years be- hind them in length of service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
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New Martinsvilie,

Mir. c. H. Farmer, New Martinsvilie. W. Va, writes:
 "our little son, Harry. is well and healthy now and we think if we do as you directed us. he will keep his health and grow strong.
 "we know that our little son's life was saved by your wonderful medicine, Peruna, and we shall always praise Peruna and use 1t In our family when needed.
 Should we have any more catarrhal trouble in our family. we shall always write to you for treatment. "--G. H. Farmer.
 Mir. Howard Andrew sterner. Muddy Creek, Pa.. writes:
 'T have Peruna in my house all the time and won't be without 1t. It is good for children when they take a cold or croup. It cured my baby boy of croup.
 'T have introduced Peruna into six families since I received your last let ter. and four have seen relief already" Howard Andrew Sterner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Some More About Marriage.

There Is no doubt that. at all events 90 far as tho Inoneyed and leisured
 classes are concerned. girls of today are by no means bent on early matri- mony. Throughout last season by far the larger number of brides were from twenty-six lowell, upward is a po- lite way of putting 1t. They have such a really excellent time of 1t as girls that they are in no hurry to as- sume the responsibilities of the mar ried state. IL balances things a little that young men are no more eager to rush into matrimony than girls. In middle life, where so many girls are earning their own living. their
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Two Highway Robberies.

The police this morning received two reports of highway robberies Walter Maxim, travelling salesman for the Cumberland Mills. who lives at West End, d suburb, was held up by three men, who pointed pistols at him and relieved him of gold watch and chain and 90 cents in money. Three men held up J. II. Williams and John Me Craney, two barbers. who live at Ris- ing, another suburb. Only 45 cents in money was taken from these men. The highwaymen were very angry at not getting more money and roundly cursed the two barbers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
re-ru-na Contain. No Narcotics.

One reason why Peruna has found permanent use in so many homes IS that 1t contains no narcotics or any kind. Peruna is perfectly harmless. It can be used any length of time without acquiring drug habit. Peruna does not produce temporary results. IL K permanent in its effect
 It has no bad effect upon the system and gradually eliminates catarrh by re- moving thes cause of catarrh.
 There are multitude of homes where Peruna has been used of and on for twenty years.
 Such a thing could not be possible II Peruna contained any drugs of a mar cotic nature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
M R. cox TO SPEAK.
He Will Address Montgomery Young
 Men This Afternoon.

Men This Afternoon.
 The meeting for men at the Young Mems Christian Association this after noon at 80 o'clock will be addressed by Rev. W. M. Cox, pastor of the Dex- ter Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
 MT Cox has not been a resident of Montgomery long and has not been heard at the Association, so it is with peculiar interest that the Committee on Religious Work will welcome him on this occasion. That he will meet a large audience of appreciative young men is an assured fact.
 The invitation is extended to all men, both old and young, whether members of the Association or not, to be pres ent at this meeting. Strangers are al- ways welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
New Contracting Company.

Tn the office of the Probate Judge to- day articles of incorporation were filed by the Theodore Poull Contracting and Building Company. The company Is composed of Theodore Poull, Carroll B. Mount and Eugene R. Stanfield. all of Birmingham The capital stock of the company Is stated to be $20,009, and further. that the company has been formed for the purpose of doing a gem eral contracting and building business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Carnations and Roses. s. H. stern & Co.,,
 Telephone 1001.
pRopucTs CoMPANY CAsE.
Referee strattOn to Again Hear Argu-
 menfR.

MNnNNs
 Referee in Bankruptcy Asa E. Strat- ton will hear arguments tomorrow in the bankruptcy proceedings against the Alabama Cotton Products Company. At various times throughout the past few months, references into the affair of the company have been held and Monday the matter will be finally sub mitted.
 This company. like the Georgia Cot ton Products Company and cotton pro- ducts companies in every Southern State, are declared to be straw corpor- ations owned oy the American Cotton Products Company. and peculiar inter est is thereby attached to the proceed ings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

FarriOr Case Is Still Pending in the
 Federal Court.
 Lawyers continued yesterday to ar- que the pleadings in the case of the estate of J. W. Farrior vs. the Equit- able Life Assurance Society in the United States Court. Judge Thomas G. Jones presiding, yesterday.
 The case went over until Monday. This case is a suit for $5,0QO, the amount of a policy alleged to have been held on the life of the decedent at the time of his death.
 The United States grand jury ad- journed yesterday until Monday. This body is still 'hammering away on misdemeanor Cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
More Side Tracks Necessary.

On account of. the increasing business about the various industries at Ensley, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and other railroads to that point have found 1t necessary to place more side tracks. The L. and N. has a force of men at work laying one mile of new side track in Ensley. The indications are that the various industrial plants at Ensley will be in steady operation for several months
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Noble Lady q Nurne.

Lady Marjorie Erskine. of England has entered a children's hospital in London as a ehild's nurse. and will be known only as Nurse Erskine. A sister of the Duke of Sutherland en- tered large London hospital, wishing to perform similar service. but had not sufficient health to continue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
A GREAT CONVENIENCE.

To Have Ones Clothing Cleaned and
 Pressed Every Week.
 Men who have never tried 1t, have no idea what a comfort and convenience 1t is to have their clothes kept in order by a first-class house like Holt's Dye Works. Rate, $2.0o per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
ChnnceIIor Bennern Jualifles.

The newly appointed chancellor of the northwestern division, chancery court, Judge A. H. Benners. today quail fled and assumed the duties of the of fee. He succeeds Colonel J. J. Altman, who died last Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Pe-ru-na Protects the Entire
 Household.

The officers and directors are declared to be: Theodore Poull. President and General Manager: Carroll B. Mont, Secretary and Treasurer. With Eugene R. Standfeld. the two gentlemen named will constitute the Board of Directors of the corporation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

N Tbresa Rook Ill., Treasurer Ladies Macca writes: n our Grandmother moth remedy female complaints lit hascu We when husband becomes w''" 'u' ' escold. A
 
 medicine that VIII all DC .nIc heaItho-Thresa ROeke
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Couldn't Fool the Queen.

It is stated by The Picking Times that among the gifts presented to the Empress of China on her birthday was 'beautifuI diamond" from a high of ficer. It was examined by the old lady's experts. and turned out to be piece of cut glass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
South & North Alabama Railroad Company. NOliCs Ot Special Meeting of Stock
 holders.

Tn pursuance to resolutions adopted by the Board of Directors of the South North Alabama Railroad Company, at a meeting held at the office of the Company, In Mont gomery, Alabama, on Saturday, January 2ist, 1905. notice is hereby given that special meeting of the stockholders of said e poration was called by the directors 2 feof and will be held on Tuesday, tna East day of March. 1905. at the office If the Company, 14 Commerce. Street. Montgomery Alabama at twelve o'clock, noon. to consid- CT and act upon resolutions adopted by the Board of Directors, submitting to the Louis- vilie & Nashville Railroad Companys prop railroads, properties, rights. privileges and franchises of the South & North Alabama Railroad Company to the Louisville & Nash vile Railroad Company.
 - c. w. CRAIK
 Secretary. South & North Ala R R Co. Montgomery, Ala, Jan 2ist. 1905. see
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

General O. O. Howard Is the only living American soldier who has com mandsd at one time 15e,000 soldiers. Once when he was emerging from the battle of Fair Oaks minis his right arm he was met by General Kearney. who had lost his left arm with the remark. Never mind, Howard, we will buy our gloves at the same store"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
Cheap Living.

Millions of Hindoos live, marry and rear families on an income which rare- ly exceeds 50 cents a week. They never eat meat and need little clothing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
The Beneft Which the Children of the
 United States Have Received From Pe-ru-na Can Never Be Put Into Words.

The chronic ailments it has prevent
 ed. the suffering it has mitigated, will never be fully recorded. ,.. .- But at least this much can be said that the coming generation owes a great debt to Peruna, for it is in the tender years of youth that slight ail- ments are liable to develop into lasting diseases, thus blasting the whole ca rcer of the individual. The mothers who are bringing up their children today to believe in Pe-
 runa are doing a great work for hu- manity.
 These children brought up to believe
 in Peruna from the start. will, when they become heads of families. them selves, use Peruna with unquestioning faith.
 Pe-ru-na Protects the Entire Household. As soon as the value of Peruna is ap- preciated by every household, both as q preventive and cure. tens of thousands
 of lives will be saved, and hundreds of
 thousands of chronic. lingering cases
 of catarrh will be prevented.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29

DAYBREAK FERTILIZER, Acid PhOsphates and PhOsphate-POtash Mix lures can be obtained In Montgomery only at Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-29
LIFE INSURANCE MATTER.

The Fertilizers of quality-DAY- BREAK. Marks & Gayle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-11
DESDE AGUAD|LLA
Ryp Ryp.
Setiembre 8.

Setiembre s.
Aver, en- las primeras horas de Ia
ms1ians, fue aprehendido por el to.
niente Villsriny ell individuo Juan
Gonzalez Alices, qu'en se lie acusa
de hsber sustraido un buy de la pro
piedsd de don Eulogio Jimenez, de
Aguada.
FL Gonzalez, sntes de ser csptu-
rsdo, habiA vendido ys dicha res al
senior Jo.e Colmenero, vecino de esta
ciud sd.
Ell presunto ladronzuelo ingrei6
en- q esrcel inmediatamente.
-SegGu dstos que nos suministra
el alcside de Ia c&rcel de este distri.
TO, en- dicho penal hay haata hoy re-
cluidos confinadon: varones en- Su.
maria 3; varones en- condens So; mu-
jsres eu condena 3.
-lnformasenos que ha aldo tras
ladado Viequss con mayor sueldo ,
casegorfa ell collector de Rsntas In.
ternss de esta ciudad don Joss Yer,
Ahrsu' Le Iulttuys don Adolto b
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-11
PARA Los F|LATEL|STAS

Auunciamos On obsequio de estos
aprsciables monomaniacos que den-
tro de unos diss dispondrkn de tres
nuevas asries que afiadir sus colec
clones.
LIE primera de elias es la aerie de
los se'los dc Tdnez que consta dc Gin
co vslores, cuyos modelos han sido
idssdos por el celsbre pintor france ,
M. Dumolin.
Despuss siguen los ssllos roma
nos, que serAn lanzados con motive
del 400 aniversario del rsinado del
rey Carlos.
Y, inaments, las taristas posta-
les belgss, llamadas de 10 Indepen.
dencia, que 70 80 encuentran en- cir
culaci6n y empiezan ser cotizada,
en- los mercados flatelicos.
bilonis, que eierce igual cargo en- el
pueblo de Csmuy.
La partida del senior Vera es muy
ientIds aquf
-Segdn volantes que han circu
lado profusaments por ests locslidad
en- la noche de msfans tSbado 81
llevara q cabo en- la Plaza principa
un gran Smeetings de propsgsnds
obrera.
En- dicho scto hsrsn uso de la pa
lsbra varios oradores, entire e,tcs 9
organiEsdor don Santiago Iglesias.
En- los momentos que razamol
estas lfneas, once de Ia msnsna d
hoy viernes, centenares de persona
de todas las claies socisles saleu hs
cia Ia Mocs en- peregrinaci6n.
Ls msyorfs de estos van & pag
promesas & la Virgen de la Monse
rrate, psIrona de dieho pueblo.
! Mario Morales,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-11
ARTE Y LETRAS
Un libro de kropotkine. La
realidad y la noveIa
en- Russia.
AUT0REs Rus0s
Poetas olvfdados en- Paris.
Uno es tabarnero y otro
agricultor.

FL principe Kropotkine en su tilti.
mo libro a6rma que 81 trsxo earac
terfstico en- 10 literstura russ, es el
realismo, psro un realismo distinto
del de Ia literature de los dem6s psf.
ses, puesto qne est6 insplrado en- un.
conception general ideslista. Les g.
critores rusos han tr.nsformado algu.
mas de las reglss del arte que SO crefan
fundamentals. Gsyol introduio el
elemento social en- Ia novela. FL rea
lismo de Zola era de cualidsd inferior
al de Ba)zac, aparte de que no pudo
nunca el profeta de Medan, disimular
10 que de romsntico habfa On su obra
Confnsr el realismo q la observa.
ci6n de los aspestos de la vida mas
bajos, no es ser realista sino pesimis-
ia. FL rsalismo ruso ha encontrado
su mas alta representation on sus dos
meiores novelistas: Tourgusneff y
Tolstoy. La abolici6n de Ia servidum.
bre puso ante los ojos de la Russia que
pensaba el mundo de los campesinos y
entonces aparecieron para pintarlos
gran nGmero de novelistas. Uno dc
los mejores que protest6 sobre TODD
contra o. arte conventional, fu6 Ryes
hetinkoff; luego Gorki, un gran artis-
10, un poeta que ha utilizado tambien
Ia sxpsriencia de todos los novelistas
que escribieron antes que 81 y que
como sllos ha mezclado el realismo y
el idealismo, pussto que hs idealizado
al miserable y al vsgabuodo convir
tlendole on rebelds.
~.
SQde ha sido de los poetas 90 ue-
Hos de quienes no hemos dido hablar
dssde hace algunos afios?
La condensation q esta pregurts
ACADIA dc ser consignada On Algnnas
interesantes correspondencias acerca
de los poetas que Sc vuelven conner.
ciantes, por dos del ofcio.s
Un poeta muy conocido en- los CIR
culos literatos de Paris hace ounce
aflos, y que prometfa rodear su nom
bre de una gloriosa aureola, aburrido
de luchar indtilmente, se hizo, 81 fin,
tabernero. Es Armando Cabrol; y q
81 % debe 10 humorfstica circular 81
guiente:
-<Habiendome decidido & deiar
Paris, donde eiercfa Ia POGO lucrative
profession de poeta lfrico, en- compa-
ffa de otros var.os, entire los cuales
era el mas distlnguido mi gran amigo
Verlaine, que muri6 On Ia miseria-
81 biSn q 81 le cabe la excusa del 90.
nio, --he vuelto & ls propiedad mater
nal, desde donde tepgo el placer de
remitir q usted los mejores produc-
tos, etc.>
FL otro poeta dessparecido, , que
por cierto se hs metido tambien q co.
iechero, en- Morbihan Auguste Chau.
vigne, aut9r de Gle Bopheur de mou.
rir.1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-11

de rusos y los gastos veudrfan, en- re-
sumidas cuentas. Grecser sobre China.
En- cfrculos navale, no 90 oculta-
be- Ia satisfaction de que la guerra
hubieIe acsbsdo como acab6, 90 decir,
sin que los iaponeses cobrasen indsm.
nizaci6n. Asf, decia un alto Official de
Ia armada, Ell Jsp6n carecsra do fon-
dos con que acrecentar desmesursda-
mente 81 poder naval hasta conver.
tlrse en- terror del mundo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-11
.DESDE SAN SEBASTIAN
Report de administration.
Una captura. abu.
so de confianza,
RAPTO Y MATRIMONIO
Por alterar la paz. ---Boda an
to el Juez. FL ascenso
del cabo Llenza.

Segdn ofrecf en- mi pen1ltima co.
rrespondercia, voy & ocuparme, aun.
que somera mente, del report del AL
calde de este pueblo, scerca de ~
standardization durante ell afio econ6.
mico de 1904 9O5.
Llama Ia atenci6n On primer ter.
mino 10 parte economical que atafls al
presupuesto, en- ell cual no caben mas
economfas, y creemos decir bastante
consignando que para ell empleado
mejor retribuido, que no 81 precisa-
mente ell Alcalde, no excede el susldo
de $500. Hemos visto los informes de
otros municipios y en- ninguno halla.
mos las economfas de cate, a6u com.
parandolo con los dc inferior catego-
ria. Asf Sc explica que eI sstado &C.
tual de la administration sea relsti.
vamente bueno. N6tase tambien que
squellss partidas que tienden & bene.
iciar Ia poblaci6n y & los dsahereda-
dos de la fortuna, tales como mejoras
pdblicas, mediciras & pobres, acade.
mia dc mdsica y gastos del hospital,
fueros cast totalmente cubiertas; y On
cambio el personal qued6 sin cobrar
tres meses y medic.
Aerecen APPLAUSE las mejoras pd-
blicas realizadas durante ell afio, GU
va consignaci6n era de s4O5. 10. Con
esta fndma cantidad fueron atendidos
la mayor parte de nueatras GALES y
edifcios pdblicos, afirm&ndose y rece.
bandose 800 metros de las GALES do
<Hostoss y sBetances., En- este s6-
10 srabsjo, 1cuanto hubiera gastado
ObrAs Pdblicas? Tiene Ia palabra 81
amigo Sola.
En- otra ocasi6n seguiremos ocu-
pAndonos del ameritado informe, y
pientras tanto vaya nuestra felicita-
ci6n para ell amigo Rabell , los que
le han secundado en- su labor admi.
nistraiiva.
Con motive dc 10 captura del
tristemente celebre Jose Morales,
alias Ysre Yare, de pdblico 20 diio
que 81 activo cAbo senior Disx Llenzs
serfa sscendido & sargent hasta
10 fecha no hemos visto que % cum
pla tai ofrecimiento. Cresmos justo
&c otorgue tan legftima compensation.
La estimable sonora dona Jose
fa Font , Disz, hermana de uuestro
correligionsrio don Miguel Font ,
esposa dc don Faustino Gons&leS, 90
encusntra gravements enfsrma en- La
res, de uni Affection cardiaca.
Juan Ramon Arocho, vecino del
bsrrio de Salto de esta jurisdiction y
requisitoriado por 10 Corte municipal
de Aguadilla por el delito de abuse de
con6anza, fue capturado q las tres de
la mafiana de aver por ell cabo de 10
policfa don Jose Disz Llenza.
Ell policfa jose L. Rivera arres.
to y denuncia al individuo Antonio
Ruiz, alias Baston, por sl delito dc
abuse de connanza. Fue condensdo {
20 dfas de carcel con trabaios forza.
dos.
Ell cabo sefior Dfsz Llenza arres.
IS sl individuo Juan jose Prats, vecino
de Guacio, por seduction de ls joven
Dsmasa Medina. Puesto q disposition
del Tribunal, contrajeron matrimonio
ante el sefior Juez de Paz.
CoRRESPoNsAL.