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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
Other Quafantines.


 Mobile, Ala, Aug. 3.--West Point, Ga, has quarantined against Louisiana and all infected territories. Persons from such sections will not be allowed to stop within the city limits without proper health certificates.
 Sibley. Ga, has adopted quarantine regulations prohibiting freight of any kind from any port to be unloaded at that port.
 Prattville, Ala, has Quarantined against Montgomery and other infect ed points. This does not include train crews or freight.
 The Mobile and Ohio Railroad has been notified not to sefl any tickets from Montgomery to Northport tili further notice.
 Shannon. Miss. board of health had quarantined against all classes or freight from New Orleans and tropical fruit from all points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
Mena Feels Safe.

Little Rock. Ark, Aug. S.-A special to The Gazette from Mena. Ark, says that the City Council not only refused to quarantine, but invited refugees from infected districts to go there. Mena Is in the Ozark Mountains, 1900 feet above the sea level. where the yell low fever germ cannot exist. doctors say.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04

cast. Memphis. whose officials declared against a quarantine. and who have no reason to suppress a report of an ex- istence of the disease, has not escaped these rumors. Dr. Marcur Haas. secre- tary of the Board of Health. said to- night that no suspicious fever exists in this city. He said a careful investiga- ton had been made into reports of fe- yer at other places. Arkansas is en- tirely free from the disease. the sus- picious case at Texarkana having been ofhcially diagnosed as malarial fever.
 There is no yellow fever In Tennes- see." said Dr. Haas, "and should any suspicious cases develop in Memphis I will at once personally notify the As- sociated Press and local newspapers. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
Mustn,t Talk Too Much

Columbus. Ga. Aug. s.-(special)- Mayor Chapel today issued the foi- lowing notice to the public:
 Any person who shall be guilty or originating or maliciousiy circulating false reports regarding the existence of yellow fever in tho city Of Colum- bus will be prosecuted to the full ex- tent of the law. and upon conviction will be punished by fine CT imprison- ment."
 The hotels of the city have agreed to report promptly to the health author itfes all cases of sickness of any character whatever. so that they can be officially investigated. h order that the authorities may be in position to promptly deny any sensational rumors that may be set afioat regarding SICK ness at the hotels. Several such ru- mors were afioat today. but when in- yestiaated were found to be absolute ly without any foundation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
NEW ORLEANS CONFIDENT OF
 STAMPING OUT YELLOW FEVER

in the various towns by the local boards of health. They will be posted In con- spicuous places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
Some Towns In Panic.

Houston, Tex, Aug. 3.-Since re. port of a suspicious case of fever at Texarkana, a sort of panic is seizing some of the towns and counties in Northeast Texas and shotgun quaran- tines are being put into effect. Gregg County has given orders that trains shall not stop In the county either from he North or South. and that all sta- tions must be approached with doors locked and windows tightly closed. while all car doors fin freight trains must be sealed whether the cars are empty or loaded. "..
 The terror appears to be spreading and railroad officials fear serious re- suits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
UNIVERSITY FLExNER SCHOOL
 LOUISVILLE. KY.

The best equipped school of its kind in the south Specialists. a range of subjects that will place a boy in any college or sci entific school, individual small group method. Manual training departments
 chemical and physical laboratories. shop and gymnasium. Faculty of eleven regular and four special teachers Pupils admitted on certificate by over a dozen leading in stttutions. Boarding pupils $500. Fall term opens Sept. 1%. Address University-Flexner School. io47 Second St.. Louisville. Ky. for illustrated catalogue. u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
Dr. Lindsley Arrested.

Mobile, Ala, Aug. s.-A long dis tance message from Ad5utant General Fridge at Gulfport. Miss. tonight an- nounced that he had 'arrested Dr. J. M Lindsley. of Nashville. for viola tion of the quarantine regulations and sent him to Ship Island. Lindsley left here a few days ago to go to New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
Confidence In Tabor.

Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. VT haVe absolute confidence in the discretion, professional ability and courage of Dr. Tabor, and If human effort can keep yellow fever out of Texas feel certain that pr. Tabor will keep it out"
 That Is what Governor Lanhan. who was here today. said to Record re- porter Governor Lanham spoke with much earnestness and emphasis. "Dr. Tabor is exerting his energy toward keeping yellow fever out of Texas. He is performing his duty courageously. He has complete charge of the Guaran- tine work now on. He will receive the fullest support of the State Government and the question of combating the yellow plague is centered in his hands"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
St. Louis Quarantines.

St. Louis. Aug. s.-At meeting held today the State Board of Health de- cided that . rigid quarantine be estab- lished against all districts infected by yellow fever and that all railways, steamboats and other public convey gers a certificate of health before ad- hitting them to enter the State of Mis- souri from any district where yellow fever exists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04

.---. .. ~ofa,iie iiensofaIe prices. that IS. prices in accord with your loss of confi- dence, we have customers with cash to buy; call or write. Chandler & Douglass tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
PERSONAL.

TO YELLOW FEVER ALARMIST-If you wish to sell your vacant lots. residences or stores at commemorate prices. that is,
 prices in accord with your loss of confi- dence. we have customers with casn to buy;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
Twas old Malaria.

TexaPkana. Ark. Aug. -3.-The case of J. A. Taylor, reported yesterday as suspicious. was oficfally declared ma larial fever by the Board of Health to- day after . careful diagnosis. He will be held in isolation, however. until the expiration of seven days from the time he was in Shreveport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
WANTED.

WANTED-To know the address of J. ". DrnMnlcw, formerly of Richburg. Ala: left home July lst. Any information leading to his location will be appreciated by his wife Actress Mrs. J. W. Brownlow. Richburg,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04

IHsURANCE-we represent a fine lot of fire insurance companies; our rates are the lowest; prompt in paying losses; keep your property well covered with insurance: now's the time: phone. call or write. Chandler &
 Douglass. U
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
FINANCIAL.

BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITY-We have just been authorized to sell paying retail good line of profitable trade established:
 satisfactory reason for selling Address or see. in confidence. Sweatt Westcott. real Gt Wed-thu-fri-sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04

1NSURANCE-we represent a fine lot of fire insurance companies; rates are the lowest: prompt in paying losses; keep your property we'll covered with insurance. now's the time; phone, call write, Chandler &
 Douglass. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

INSURANCE-We represent fine lot of fire Insurance companies; our rates are the
 lowest: prompt in paying losses; keep your property well covered with insurance; now's the time: phone, call or write. Chandler <. Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04

CARD-Paticnts desiring admission to the wards o6 the Montgomery Infirmary may secure cards by teiephoning Miss Martin. head nurse in charge. at phone No. 1sA Montgomery Infirmary. Wsd-fri-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
FOR HENT-ROOMs.

FOR RENT-Fine office rooms; also cotton sampling room: Tyson building, 12h Com merce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04

WE WANT your typewriter business; our sale, rental and repair service is unsur- passed: supplies for all machines. Terry q Daxant- u wANTED-Everybody to know that we make trunk repairing specially. locks re paired and keys fitted at wings IA 5.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04

ED - Hustlers in every locality in Ia to represent the largest employ nd accident and health insurance in the South; $1.000 accident policy
 year; exclusive territory; send %
 for full particulars. American
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-04
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEATING nice elevated lots or the east side of Pleasant Ave; 1,o0v each; nc grading necessary. Address x.
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Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

1t is a mistake to longer refer to this
territory as Arid-zone-eh.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11
NOW END THE WAR

The invincible Russian has been found
in the person of George Hackenschmidt,
a famous wrestler. During the past
week he won match from Tom Jen-
kins, the American champion (so-called
because he is a Welshman) in two
straight falls. He also vanquished the
English wrestling champion, in three
straights, and in short time with
ridiculous ease. Now it is time to call
off the dogs of war in the Orient and
settle the dispute between Russia and
Japan by arbitration. The Japs swear
by jiu jitsu and claim to be invincible.
Georgius Hackenschmidtsky believes he
is it, and ought to be pitted against a
champion exponent of the japanese
wrestling art, even as David and Co
Hath battled while their respective
armies filled the bleachers. War or
peace might be settled without Earring
that sense of honor which is the chief
stock in trade among crowned heads
in foreign parts. The Hague tribunal
isn't in it and the white winged dove
might flutter down in a week or two
and peacefully gather kernels of grain
neglected by the overfed Bear and bask
in the genial warmth of an oriental sun.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11
THE PHOENIX ELECTION

We doubt very much if the better
element among the republicans of
Phoenix find anything to rejoice over
in the result of the recent city election.
They will certainly object to being in
Guided in Gus Hirschfield's eve, "
when he says "we got everything we
went after" and he adds: "People
voted for what the candidates stood for
andnot because they happened to belong
to some political party" The issue
was public gambling and, therefore,
Mr.. Hirshfeld's inference must be ac-
cepted that Mayor Adams and the other
candidates on the republican ticket stood
for the gamblers interests. We can
not believe that the majority of the
respectable taxpayers of Phoenix are in
favor of :" a wide open town." Rather
would we conclude that some well
meaning republicans were blinded by
partisanism when they worked with
Mr. Hirschfield. In our opinion the re-
suit of the election is to be ascribed to
gross Encouragement of the campaign
Tor reform on the part of the demo-
cratic and citizens leaders. Reformers
are seldom good politicians and the in
competence of the democratic managers
OF the capitol city is notorious.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11
ANTl-J0lNT STATEHOOD

A determined effort is being made TO Sc
cure large and representative attend
ance of Arizonans in Phoenix May q. at
mass meeting to be held for express
sion opposed to the detested plan OF
joint statehood with New Mexico.
Statehood is not like greatness, in that
it is not born, but evoluted, though il
may be acquired or even thrust upon a
section of this great United States.
Arizona desires to acquire it on her own
merits and feels entitled to the glory
singly-not as partner in a limited
corporation. New Mexico says "Me
too" and wants no mixing. After a
life experience few people with mem
DRY would desire to be born a twin. if
they had vote in the proposition in
advance. 1t is to avoid having this
twinhoOd statehood thrust upon us that
the people of both territories kick. and
it is to register this kick most emphat-
lcally that the mass meeting is called.
1t is to be hoped that every section of
Arizona will be represented by it's best
and most active and influential citizen
ship at Phoenix on May q. Let the
protest there formulated be given such
voice that its thunders shall ring in the
ears of every national legislator who
has vote on the question when next it
shall be presented for action.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11
THE PARCEL POST

The Phlistine for May contains on,
of Ebert Hubbard's most powerful anC
logical appeals for "parcel post y
service as an evolution of the rural free
delivery in the United States. Great
Britain has long enjoyed many enlarge
ments of her postal service which have
been ardently advocated by progressive
Americans before the postal authori-
ties. Operations of the telegraph, pas
tai savings banks, free carrier delivery
throughout the kingdom, life insurance
and the parcel post are all decided steps
in advance which will wholly, or for
the most part, be adopted in this coun-
try eventually.
John Wannamaker, when postmaster
general, was approached on the sub
ject, admitted the desirability Of the
idea, but said there were five insuper-
able obstacles to its accomplishment.
He gave the names of the five leading
express companies as the insuperable
obstacles. Mr.. Hubbard puts upon
the sloping but powerful shoulders of
Senator Tom Plat the burden of being
the stumbling block in the way of the
progressive innovation implying that
his influence as a United States senator
is used in lobbying against all measures
tending to interfere with the express
monopolies.
For time the free delivery carriers
We're allowed to carry parcels, do err
rands, make purchases for patrons along
their routes and in various ways serve
the public. This did not prevent their
completing their duties as mail carriers
on schedule time, and was a great con-
venience and time saver to the rural
populace thus served. But, saws
the Philistine. soon the express com
panies saw what the carrier was doing
and complaints were lodged with the
postoflice department. On
July |, 1904, an order went out that no
carrier should carry anything that was
not strictly mail matter.
In conclusion the Philistine saws
"Then the farmers howled, and they
will howl more. They will howl until
they get their parcel post"
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

The celebrated case of Nan Patter-
son, charged with the murder of Caesar
Young, has again come to halt by
reason of hung jury. A third time
twelve good men and true failed to find
evidence to convict, though the testi-
mony at times seemed almost conclu-
sive of her guilt to those who followed
the tedious evolution of the story. She
will probably be admitted to bail or al
lowed to go on her own recognizance,
and that will be the last heard of the
matter unless her press agent still keeps
the incident before the public in his eff
forts to boom the former Floradora
girl. The question of bail will not be
decided until next week, District At
torney jerome not having yet deter
mined what action he will take.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

A recently published cartoon anent
the teamsters' strike in Chicago pic
lures capital and labor in the form of
two giants assailing each other with
bludgeons, while between them Miss
Chicago stands in position to receive
the blows of both, her face betokening
anguish and terror unspeakable. The
artist portrayed great truth most eff
fectively it is always the innocent and
helpless who suffer most when mems
passions engulf their reason and drive
them to violence to settle what arbtra-
ton could arrange equitably without
the loss of dollar, an hours time or a
lapse of manhood.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11
EMBELLISH YOUR HOMES

A handsome residence surrounded by
asphalt pavement would lose half the
effectiveness of its architecture, how
ever ornate. A patch of green sward,
an orderly hedgerow and a few well
filled flower beds tend to make even
plain dwelling more impressive, to say
nothing of adding to the homelike APP
pearance. Nothing tends to stamp
place as desirable for residence as
tidy, well kept gardens or lawns and
climbing vines, Towering shrubs and
those carefully tended. The result is
worth the effort no matter how labori-
Gus. The soil and ordinary conditions
in Globe do not make such results as
above enumerated easy to obtain, but
there are few examples of what may be
accomplished, which surely are an ade-
quate reward for any possible outlay of
labor or money. This season is un-
usually favorable for experiments in
home establishment. Half as many
cultivated flowers in the yards of Globe
homes as have blossomed wild on the
hillsides this spring would make of the
town a veritble garden. No matter
how neat, cosy or ornamental the build
ings, or any of the desirable sites in or
about Globe, their attractiveness may
be enhanced an hundred fold by making
the most of the possibilities in the way
of floral embellishments. Grow grass
if you can, make raised flower beds of
imported earth if necessary, plant
vines, shrubs and SOW seeds, and tend
them carefully and intelligently. If
the ground is hopelessly barren there
are the porches, window lodges and odd
corners which can be made to produce
a fringe of bloom from boxed or ported
plants. The stranger and visitor who
come as homeseekers will marvel that
such results are possible in mining
camp. The result will attract them.
Is their interest and applause worth
the effort and expense Will your
own satisfaction not repay you richly ?
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

The Chicago strike of union teamsters
still drags along its weary length with
no settlement in sight There is less
violence than during last week, and the
sheriff is maintaining fair degree of
order. The employers claim to be gain
ing steadily in the amount of goods
handled by non-unionist strike breakers,
but the strike leaders threaten to call
out the affiliated unions and paralyze
business generally. No troops have yet
been brought into the melee.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

J. Edward Britt, of the city by the
Golden Gate, and one Jabez White of
England, which is in Great Britain,
held debate in San Francisco last
Friday night on the comparative ag-
gressive abilities and enduring powers
of two branches of the Anglo-Saxon
family. The argument was under con
ditions formulated by noble Marquis
of King Edwards court, Queensbury
by name. The English champion ar
gued himself into a state of complete
exhaustion so that he became uncons-
cious at a critical moment. The Ameri-
can champion still had some wind,
presence of mind and jaw force left
and was awarded the loving cup con-
tested for. Whereat the Eagle Bird
moved up a limb higher on his perch
and deftly adjusted fresh chip on his
left wing.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

In the issue of May 4, the SILVER
BELT made the statement that the
April output of the Old Dominion
smelter exceeded that of any other in
the territory except the Copper Queen
The figures are now available for com
parison and are here given: Conner
Queen, 7,75O,00 pounds Old Domin-
ION, 3,Oo2, 1881 and the Calumet & Ari-
iona, 2,698,OOO. Returns from the
United Verde are not available at this
writing but are believed to be less than
those published by the Calumet & Ari-
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

Phoenix is revealing in a "haunted
house" with all the charming accesso-
ries which brighten the superstitious
out OF their senses. An investigation
is talked of. Just now the census of
calves, sheep, dogs, cats and other
night providers is being taken and this
may solve the problem.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

We have heard of winter lingering
IN the lap of spring" for 10, these many
weary years, but Arizona has rarely
seen a season wherein sping so persist
lngly chung to the draperies of summer
and SO retarded ergenial advance,
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

IONA. Globe is certainly on the map
and will be found nearer and nearer the
top of the list as the increased facili-
ties of the smelter are utilized. 1t is
something to be second when the gross
output exceeds three million pounds
monthly
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

Gen. Adna R. Chaffee, commanding
the army of the United States, will
Visit Fort Whipple on Tuesday next
accompanied by his staff. The general
is making a tour of all the posts in the
country. Prescott citizens win tender
him a great ovation,
Arizona silver belt., 1905-05-11

The merchants trade excursions from
Bisbee, Douglas, Santa Rosa, Alamo
gordo and intermediate points, on Fri
day last, proved a disappointment to
the Ell Paso people who contributed for
their entertainment. The number of
guests was much less than had been
confidently expected, and the mer-
chants and board of trade are now try
ing to locate the loose screw.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-04

showing the old sod houye OF Nebraska and
the settlers wagon. The corresponding
panels upon the reverse side are used for
other features OF state interest and the
central panel contains the state capitol
buildina and the presentation inscription.
The weight of this piece is 800 ounces.
The punch ladle is eighteen inches long
nth the bowl formed in the shape of a
shell, WITH the sea weed decoration, ths end
of the handle formed of an Indian head
above the seal of the state and detail OF
grain and ether products This piece weighs
eighteen ounces.
A large tray is intended to holi the punch
bowl and GUS The center can be raised
with a retaining edge so that the punch
bowl will alwa: stand in the center. The
decoration on the tray includes the United
States ship Nebraska in the center etched
and entwined dolphin handles and the shell
border: also the two shields, with floral or
namentation. head and fore shoulder Of
the bear at the side is in high model re-
lief The weight of this piece is 260 ounces.
The eighteen punch cups weigh 100 ounces
and are gilded inside. They have the seal
of the state in the bottom; the handles are
fully modelled figures Of a sea horse. The
set is made Of sterling silver .924 fine