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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-15
Busiress Block Burned.

Wilmington. y C.. Feb li-Ffr" o.
unknown oririn has DESTROYED on" ~
the most importan' business blocks
H. IN city ~ Wilmington, cn'aii.nr
a loss of sab uuo II was the grca''~'
fre ,re IN v.lrs Tho fire started IN
grocery store and spread. con srlniAg
an enLire BLOCK.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-15
NATIONAL WINTER
Bible CONFERENCE
Proves a Very Instructive Gather
ing to Searchers for Truth.
THREE ABLE BIBLE sxpoNsNTs

~ t"U 'aOGVVdN'c tVv VeVp'e s"0V6'
Prof. Browns Interesting Studies.
Rev. George q. Stuart Draws Anoth-
er Large Crowd.
The pleasant weather Of Wednesday
morning had much To do with increas-
ing the attendance on the lectures Of
Prof. Brown. the eminent Bible schoi-
sr. The l-s,on was from the third
chapter OF 81. Matthew, aud the inter.
est manifested by those in attendance
m0st have been very encouraging TO
the teacher. As an exponent OF the
Word he was clear and concise. The
attendance 10 growing daily.
Afternoon Session.
Prof. Miller. in his continuation Of
che "ULfulfilled Prophecy" enter
tanned Q large audienee as the after.
moon meeting, and HE thorough kBowl.
sdse OF che Bible and explanations Of
what 10 60 be found In the Book do not
fail to convince HE audiences that he
has Q very thorough comprehension Of
iss teachings. He shows from the Va
rious passages in the Bible that it Gays
very plainly shas Christ will come
again and be seen by His followers.
He asked his hearers to be prepared
to meet Him o, HE second coming.
- "A aas,e;~oaA akH,,s 90 h~ aua~ ~~aA 10
to meet Him, ~ His coming would be
% Hash Of lightning.
And what makes the remarks Of
Prof. Miller % full Of force: he sakes
the words from the Bible, and asserts
that although skere are many In the
church who are loash 60 believe In the
second coming OF she Savior Of man
kind, the statements regarding che
event are in che Bible, aud have been,
juss the came 40 when it was hrss eivsu
20 us.
M. Bagby favored the audienee
With Two very pleasing tenor soIcs,
and his rendering Of the songs in the
books used st the Conference 10 vsry
much enjoyed BY the large audienees
present.
Evening Session.
The evening service was attended by
q large audience, and was opened with
song service Of Z :45 o'clock, the choil
being very strong and the music In.
spring.
Prayer wa offered BY Prof. Miller
followed BY q solo by Mr.. Bsgby.
While the choir sang IN Offering wa'
taken. and this Was preceded by . fsw
remarks from DR.. Ssrouse. who asked
she congregation to show thsi' appre'
citation Of the excellent sermons b.
their offerings.
Dr.. StFouse made . fervent prayer
Mr.. Bagby sang the sacred colo, "Fsee
to Face" after which Rev. George
Stuart delivered one OF HE resou rcefpl
sermons. making many excellent
points and sustaining his high repata'
tion as . pulpit orator. There 10 bu'
one George stuart. and he 10 Q powell
In proclaiming the gospel.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-15
Wool prjee Climbing.

Phoenix, Ariz-. Feb. 1.-THE price
OF wool this season Is higher than ever
before In Arizona The average price
OF that bought to date has been %
cents. Forty thousand poands were
bought Monday at AM cents and ON
another lot of eo.oeo pounds. n cents
Was refused. -.- -
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-15
GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
jacksonville Firm Offers euilding lots
At Very Low Prices.


at Very Low Priees.
Recent transactions and the daily
advance in realty Indicate positively
that oil suburban property in Jaekson.
vii. 10 worth every dollar asked fos 10,
and even more. But while appreci.
s,ing this fact TO the utmost. and With
full knowledg- d jacksonville real
eriate values, the Jscksonvi!le Devel-
opment Company Offers all of Grand
Park. u most attractive and most de-
sirable piece Of property. iust outside
Of the city limits. for CSC . lot. and on
n plan which places the proposition
within easy reach OF every msn and
woman in the United States A pay
ment Of % down aud 81 q month for
lees than four yeArs will give the pur-
chaser . deed TO q lot in . moss prom.
ising subdivision Of Greater Jackson
vile. just outside Of the city limits.
free from city tsxes. bot In eight of
JAcksonvilles skyscrspers and In the
most desirable factory district Of Q
great aud growing city.
A srsct OF land, high and dry, being
twenty five feet above che level OF the
St. Johns river, In the center OF the
greatest transportation district of q
great and prosperous city, with greas
railroad sepair chops. round. .hooses.
twenty miles Of sidetsaek. coal shusss.
and oil that 10 necessary for the great.
ess terminal fscilisies In the eo0sh,
contemplated or under construction (;
O property through which passes oil 0f
the trains which enter jacksonville
from che North and West, and where
the arss stop in the State 10 made By
the maGni6ceRt pslaee tourist srains
which enter Florida.
The Jseksonvil.e Development Com
paBy does not make the present. odes
with the promise that 10 shall eonsinus
In force indsanitely. Far from 10.
The company will absolutely advance
the price Of oil the lots In Grand Pask
GO the extent OF 20 per cent ninety
dsys after February lS;h. Those who
are 20 accept the great opportunity
conveyed In the o6sr will have 90 acs
quickly.
A feature of this odes which ought
60 dispel che slightest doabs of iss
great advantage 10 that che eompany
sells she loss for go on slime wishoss
interest and without taxss % be paid
by the purchaser. AL saxss will b
paid By the company unsil The deed
for the property he's been issasd. In
addition to shis che Jssksoavills Do.
velopmeus Company, oGlesssd By come
Of the leading basisess msn of Flesids.
puss Ito absolute guarantee behind the
values asked In this ssb-divisioe.
The loss In Grand PARA ore nos % be
offered 70 eoaosed people. Sales sre
made only 20 whites, insuring q eoa-
munity OF the best class Of people.
There was never such IN oppoTssn.
ity for IN investment In Florida real
essase % shas offered BY che Jaeksoo-
vile Dsvelopmens Company In die
posing Of its Grand Para subarb. Il
10 the opportunity Of Lifetime 20 &C.
quirs real sssase In Greater Jsekson-
vile. where values arc doubling anna
ally.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-15

DesMoines. Iowa. Feb. II District
Attorney Hadley. Of 81. Louis. has ar.
rived here for the purpose Of taking de-
positions In regard TO alleged unfair
competition In the same Of oil by the
Standard Oh compsny I'm Iowa Depu-
ty Attorney General Rushlake ID also
here, and will assist.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-15
wemsa FsIassd; MAN sslsssed.

Woman FsImtsd; Man esieide6.
Chicago. Feb. l%.--Thomas Nolan,
believing that he had carried oat his
intentioa of taking tho lifs a Mrp.
Jane Mccarthy. turned his revolver
on himself and committed suicias.
Nolan ran into the womaa's house at
ThiFty-afth street and Auburn avenue.
with the revolver IN his hand. GAe
fed through the house. with Nolan On
close pursuit. He fred ons shot and
the woman tainted through fright. no
Ian, thinking her dead. shst himseif.
The woman was not injured.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-02-15
MONTE CHRISTI SCENE
OF A REVOLUTION
CAPTURE the TOWN or oAJAooN
Generally Believed that Movement ~
~ors Jiminsx snd that OBJECT 10 10
Prevent oovsrmmsat From heldiNe
the Approaching elections.

the Approsehins elections.
Cape Hayticn. Hayti. Feb. IA
messenger who arrived here Tuesday
from Monte Christi. On the northern
part of the republic on Santo Domin-
go. reports that q revolutionary move
nent. has broken out at Moass Chris.
Il. General Neney. at the head Of q
body Of troops. has attacked and cap
tured the town OF DaJasoa. On the
frontier of HaytL
Neney is q devoted partisan Of Gen-
eral JIminex. former presiaent of San
20 Domingo. and k ID gsnerally 10
lieved that the movement is On fnvog
OF Jiminea. and that its ohjeet ts Do
prevent the government from holding
the approaching electiOas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
@affcnitillituno I'M aoblenltreit.

% em 0orf, 81. 6e6r. - 8Gb
reno cine 8etlegung Der Gortrooerit
6lpiicben Oen @rubenbeiiBern ltuO ber
@eid)foblengrdbcrn in 6olQe 0e5 lt
Itrigen Shreibens oe8 Grdiioltcl
HooieueIt in Ger St)1pebe lit. iin0 DIT,
ltnterbano(un8en jmiiGen oer Grly
benbeittcrn mo BEN S9ortfoblengrI
bern iuspeuoirt. DIE auf morgcn all
beraitrte SuIamenfllnft Der Sertrctel
beiOer porteier lit dbbeipellt uno fein
Datum fiir eine on6ere 9uiamuler.
funit Durbe 5is iest arrmgirt. Die
8rltbeitbeiiser slallben. oaB YrGlioent
DiitheQ 0ie Intbracitfrase bis our
8eilesrtns Der obLenfrdse aiif
lid, ber1rben Ioiien miro, uno bab feline
ipateren Soroerungen fir Die Sarts
foblenerdber bon Ser epentllellen @i-
niglrng i'm @eihfob .9iItrift ob.
bdngen biirften. Den Slntbracit.9rl.
benbeiisern lit fetne WfittbeiIung bes
Brdiioenten GooieDeIt alteegnngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
SanfrGnber ant @erf.

2ineoIn, Sus., 27. Sebrrtar. =
6iinf ginbreher iprengten bette bos
8elpoIbe oern Beople's 9arf" Su Seen.
nep, Sns., nit Opnamit unS erbeute.
teu 5000 in SortseIb, bod eeIare es
ibnen niht, bie innere Spinoe su off
nen, tpeI6e $500 entbielt. sic tpuroet
bon ben Dienitmdoden eires beltod-
borten SoteIs beobohtet. inbeIien
tpogten Die Wdofen es nidt, Ilorm
5u i6lagen, Biz na6oem Die 9tGuber
alf einem Spge Der rSninoiier ger.
traLbabn" entfon1nlen ,paren. Die
ganf lit @isentbum Der Sirma Suell
& Sngrom BON Clinton, sSns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Nas funtmt 0aopn.

GoIum bus, g., 81. Sebr. -
Gobert Butts ltito Geo. 9ribgelpoter,
ir,nse neiBe Mdnner aus 9aem.Bitts.
burg, g., itarben bette I'M SoipitoI
an S6uBipunoen, tpeld)e ibnen Der
Neger George Oononn ON lesten
0lontog glberto beibradte.
Butts iino 9ribeelpoter batten 90.
nooor nit porsebaltenem Gepolpcr
gum II eites Clog" ge5tpiirecn.
linn Die 9ieoolber Dor ben Siiben obge.
feuert unb i'm ouf ale moglid)e 8eiic
berbobnt. SdlieBIib sog 8onopan
ebenfoI1s eilten Gepolper ii1o ifob
Butts in bic linfe 9unse, 9ribgepa.
ter in ben Wagen. Ser Sbdter beiin.
BET iif 5it 2ogan I'M @efdrgnib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Grant 5tahbam,
Gcneral ,glgent,
106 9lmcrican-8ebGnoc.

Gunbeuiirfer 9luspeis ibcr ben stanh Der
,9tndlpr Sire Suinrnure Gumpnnn" nan
cincinnati, S1ip, AM 81. Se5cmber 1908.
Seiamntte Ginnubmen .......... $471.33o.9t
SCinmmte 9tusgdhen .,......... 45O.495.91
G5ntbnben.
obnptbefeu nut Gjruuoei9eubunt $12575s.T9
@fteiten uuo CbIieationeu BON
Der GeieQi1nit geeignet ...... 20463413
9ddr i'm @iiredu uub In &uHfen.. 121 6s5.22
IGentensGOntiz9idn5en ......... GI63S.3I
5dutee uno uutgelauene 9inien
ullo Wdefben ............... S,lS4,44
N3arftperib ber glftien unb C6Ii
eaitonen lber ben 9uhpertb.. t.22s,17
0(obeI. GiHr1tung mn Rldue. 4O9l.1l
@rutto,G,utbober ............ s563, 42O. So
Iidlt 5ugeitouOene ojntbnbcm
GgeHtensSiluH5eu, orci
poer meDr Dtonote
D1bbeI, Ginridnne etc 400111
GefamHtc 3usctanoere Gut6aben $55s154 81
gcr6iublidlfetcu.
ltn6e5oblte 8erluiie IL.
9lnfprlde (ltetto) $4I4s9.36
9ti6t tdqise 9r1ntteu 244 SO
Gomntiiion, NIdfler9e'
bubren etc. ........ 24ilp.e9
s5eiammte Standardization NIT
9lusnabme pes s3apitalS. ...... S316,575.61
Sinbe3ablteS 9runos
l,eberid5nB iber aue
8erhinoIhfeiteu . Al $3.50
liebert6ub fir 4olteen'Snbaber. 24l,5I9.3O
G5efommte @erbinbIi6feiten. =. $55s. .15491
Betrae Der an 81 December 1905
beftn6Ii6en 9oIieen. .$a4, ,so7 SOS. 90
Setrlg Der in gtGr9ldno tudbreno
bes Sobres 1905 1usgeiielteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
@r.Guntru[cur SprSan alfaefnmpen.

2tttIe q o 4, 9lrf., 81. Sebr. -
@s lit bier befannt segeben tporoen.
bob iit5 Sbomas 9. Sorban, Der fri.
bere gontroleur Der Equitable 2ifc
glliuronce Co." ipeIder geIesentIid)
Ser fiirslifen 2ebensoerii6erlings.
llnteriuhi,ns in geeip-Dorf seiiidIt.
ober nidt sefunoeu ip1irbe, sur 8eit i'll
eineln Ser eriten SoteIS III Spot
Springs. 9lrf., altfbdIt. Gr peigert
iih, iiber feline slffairen gu reben, al.
lein ieire Satin, tpelhe BEL linn lit.
GrBerte 9ebouern bdriiber, oab cr
oufgefunben ipuroe, Sic erfldrt, ieit
glufiirben tpiirbe 10 piel runiises @e.
reoe peritriad)er.
9lllf cine Grage beSiigIit Der bon
tbrem Sobne Dor Dem unteriuhi,nss.
Gontite gema2ten g(redbe, boB er
nift ipiiie, Oh iein Soter tobt ODER nm
2eben iei, eripiberte Srou sSorbon, ibr
Sobn babe mir Die 8abrbeit seiast,
9erIeIbe babe tbatidhlid) ni6ts iiber
ben IerbIeib ieineS 8oters geipibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Gin IiiiiunGrs. .Truteit.

9 o It o II, Maii., 27. 6e6ruur. -
5ipeiunofiinf5is Wiiiion0re aus gns-
Lamb, Canada, GeutifIano, Roripe.
gen, Sdpeoen unb 9dnemorf, Wit.
elieoer Ser Goneo.He aiiocia.
ton, baben bier einen Yroteit erlaiien
eesen oie MiBipirtbidaft Der gebor.
ben i'm gonso.0reiitaat. Gas grefli.
tibsGpmtite 1pirb am g1ittDod eine
Sisiing abbalten. Inn u6er Die slnt-
mort oes Stodtsiefretdrs 9foot ihliii.
Jig 5u peroen, iporin er Dem 8erbanbe
auf beiien 8oriteaungelL i'm Congo
einsridreiten, Die MittbeiIung n,adt,
onB Die 8ereinigten Stonten nihts I'M
Congo su iuben 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

] FsHe snr 8eiic ms susfnnb beiprgt G.
iOstne, Ex. i11. ct. Gaul.StFahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Gunbenfrtcr 9luspeis ibcr ben etanh Der
p9lndlpr Sire Suinrnuce GumpnuI" nan
Cincinnati, Chic, am 81. Sc5cmher 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
9eioreniIfe 9 IN Seriien.

Petersburg 80. 6ebruor. -
Cine 9epeide aus Seberan, geriien,
beiagt, oaB Die Wto9lidfeit zines
anslo.ruiiiiden Ginoernebmens bort
betradtli6es slufieben erregt bat.
9te periiiden 3eitunger rpornen Die
9fegierung, ouB elm ioldes ginper.
nebmen Die 5beilungBeriien's beoeu.
ten ipiiroe, uno oIs Elm Waittel 5urge.
fdmpiung zines oerortigen 8laneg
pirb bringeno Die iofortige ginfiib.
runs bon Staotsreformen nod Wu.
iter Der britii6en @erfoiiirg befiir.
tportet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
lIcber her 6uueupfurte

5urli1. Die Sbr bier eintretet" Ia unteH in
oeier 3oae giebt es eben feline Soffrune Der
eroigen Dearter nno pein 3u eHtfItebeu. 6lr
ntorrbciben.S tmer5en 9eiberoen erbuIoeH eteUt
es gliidli6ertuefe etne Grlofnne bon bem
nebel. g9ds alle ffarfen Gtnfprteuneen uno
SdIben ber Gua6fnfber nidbf oermoaen uno uut
bic Operdttonsmeffer unb g6niirfetten Der Gbis
rureen ntdt 3n @eae brireen o1s ocnbrinat
Sr. stIsbee's anafeHs. Brober irei oerfanot
bon O. 9euftdbtcr & Co., goy 2it6, Geip.Oorf
(UlpWiJr ,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

Geidmmte Standardization init
siusnabme bes aapital3. 80. $316,57;
Ginbe3ablteS Srunos
tnptt1l .......-... .S2Ou, ,OOO.uu
lleberfdub iiber 1ue
8erhinoIibfeiteu ... Al 1.579.30
lteberi6ub fir 4olteensSnbdber. 24i,57'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28

- Ser Stationsagent 9otrif g.
WcGabe ans Bolton, ST., ipeIder Ses
perIubten attentats ouf ben Netp
gnglano-@UpreB5ue bon Bolton nad)
Mortreal be5idtigt lit, tpurbe in
Wsortreal, rahOem er uni6uloig pIai.
Dirt bate, Biz gum 6. W1r5 obne
giirgi6oft in Saft senommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
- 9sotis.
Weltern 2IdrpranO 0a6n So.

8om 1. MARS 1906 an neroeu Die BON Der
sStitItd1cn WfnrHlnno sSnbn.G pmpdgnie" GuSgei
qebenen 1000 0leienzgiidber titr ole Sdbrt uber
bic enn5e 9inie, einid1liebIicb Der g8eit9irentGs
8toiiton, friiber dls Die ,g8eitsSireinia Central
unb etttsburgtgabn" befdunt, bonnrirt meroer.
Ste .g3eitIidIe W(drh Lamb s8abn sMelen 9ii6er
tperben 5ur tIad5en Rate bon $1,000 perfauit,
thr ben 9ebrauch auf 5rpei Sabre bonn Gnium
ber Glusenbe 9iiltie, uno Deroen an Yeripncn,
SamiIten. 8ef9dftss sfSirmeu uno @orpordtiouen
inter IiberoIen 9ei6rdnfuneen au5eeiteut.
(557-q)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Webr neue &arDin1le.
Yapit Bins iuirb int Ipril ein lucite.
res Gpniiitorinm nbbalten.

fhPh fthp iht ~tpAh Nth at
res Guniiitorinm abbalten.
Ter britiI6e Gy.Irentier SoIfour er
ringt i6IiebIi6 bod nod einel
Sib i'm nelien Parliament 9iir
ger bon Bath Iebnen cine Garne
9ie.9ibliotbef ob. - glnitrengurt
gen Scr SeiI8ormee I'M Sntereii
Ser 4usponoerung nod Canada
- Siitoriidle Snr YobIo.9irhu
in Barcelona burh 8ranoItiftung
serit0rt. - Wolfenbrud) auf Wfa.
bnga5far perilriaht 9roben 2e'
ben8Derlillt.
q ont II. 6ebruor. - 98ie bier
5ebauptet miro, bat Der Hopit Die glb.
itdt ongefiinoi9t, in ser eriter SGlf-
te bes OlonatS 9lpril ein Gorliito'
RUM ob5ubaIten lutb etlidle nere
aoroindle 5lt ernernen. IS erliti'
Ten 5ur Seit 5lpolf &ofon5e1 i'm beili.
gen GoQegilrm. llnter Ben neuen
&orOirGlen miro iidj Ofoniignor 2o'
ren5eGi, Der fritbere 9fulltiliS lit Ea'
ris, unO Otoniienor 9iinoIOini, Der
9tuntiu5 5t OtoOrio, befinoen. Ger
2estere miro DierDur6 in Starb &C.
lett, oils &orbirol bel Der 8erndb'
lung se5 &oni9s 9lIionlo nit Der
Grit5cilin Gno Don 9otterberg 81
dmtirel1
Or Yremter 9 oIfoltr 5ilm
. Bdrl a men 8 DC ttg Iieb
ermoblt.
2orbon, 27. sSebr. - Slrtbur S,
9dlforr, Der friibere Yrenlier, nltrbe
beute nit elmer WoioritGt BON 1886
Stinmen iiber ben 2iberaIen irc
Sretb1noler Gbon1oS 8ibion 9oiples
gum 8orIoments Oiiteliebe fir bia
Stoot 2onbon eripoblt. 9oIfolr i'll
sur Seit nnp1blih inb nor nt6t In
Stonbe, BEL Ser Stiirrnens1blung in
Der @uilb Soil 5it erideinen. gr pur'
be burd feline S6neiter SRI. 9alfour
bertreten, tpel6e in elmer Hebe Den
9Gblern i'm Nonen ibres 9rubers
oonfte. Gos 0feiultot Der @obI mor
feinen1 3tpeifel llntertporfen, iino eE
fono feline belonbere Seier itott.
In ter # ii + e q II 10 q II D e.
rune II q d. Gonobo.
2onbor, q. Sebr. - Seit Dem
4. Sonuor bot bic Seilsormce 1000
Gmigronten 9ieiieeelegenheit no6Ga'
nobo peridJofit. Ger fir brei Sobr.
ten ee6arterte 9arnpfer ~acniington"
gebt om 1. WtGr5 nit 140O gmigron.
ten ob, bon ipelden 1000 orbeitsfdbig
iinb.
Carnegie 8ei6enf 5iir ii d.
gem efen.
2onoon, 81. Sebr. - Die Siir.
ger bon 9otb boben in elmer belite
itotteeinnbenen 9lbitimmi,ng bo5 If.
nen bon 9(norep Carnegie ongebotene
@eidenf pnn $4,000 fir cine offent.
Iihe gibliotbef nit einer3neibrittels'
MoioritGt obgelebnt.
StitoriI de Stride ein9e
4 b ert.
Barcelona, Spnnlen, q. Sc.
6rnor. - Sic biitoriife Son Boblo-
Stride lit beute brrd) einen grano-
itifter anee5iinbet nno totol 5erltort
lporben.
@iIG Ser 8elt emf gen.
sc orib, q. sSebruor. - giner
ni6tamtli6en Welbung 81 Solge III
es Der @uni6 Der &onigin.@ittipe
0lorio G6riitine, nod Der @ermGb-
lungs ibres Sohnes aories gllfors
Don Sponien nit Der Brin5eiiin Gro
bon gottenberg in Elm aloiter SIT ge.
ben. Sbre friibere 9lbii6t, einen Be-
ionberen Goloit oI8 ibren @itttpeniib
onsufoufet, bot iie aufgege6en. sic
.,,.,.S So u la... .La. .h.a,. cSaeh4ar VA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

bile, requesting that the fifth annual convention be held in the Gulf City. A telegram was also read to the Ass0- ciation from Leland Rankin of Rich mond. Va, urging that the convention be given to that city. Several speeches were made by members of the Associa- tion, favoring the Virginia city. and on a rising vote. Richmond was selected over Mobile by a count of i5 to B.
 Among those who attended the morn ing and afternoon sessions of the con- vention were: s. s. Rogers. Chicago Evening News; Major J. c. Hemphill. Charleston News and Courier: c. !. Palmer. Houston Post; R. l.. McKenney, Macon News: J. J. Smith, Birmingham Ledger; Paul E. Rapier, Mobile Regis ter; Edgar M. Foster. Nashville Ban- ner: J. H. LaCoste, Charleston News and Courier; G. F. Milton, Knoxville Sentinel: T. T. Stockton. Jacksonville Times-Union; F. H. McMaster and George Nj. Kohn, The State, Columbia, s. C.; C. W. Ufford. Birmingham News: J. c. Morris, Charleston Post; M. K. Duerson. Lynchburg News; E. S. Noble, Montgomery Advertiser; H. H. Caba- miss. Atlanta Journal; F. P. Glass, Montgomery Advertiser; " H. Hanson. Montgomery Advertiser; J. R. Ross, Charlotte Observer; J. L. McRae. Birm- ingham Age-Herald; J. P. Caldwell. Charlotte Observer; j. A Davis, AL bany, (Ga) Herald; E. ". Barrett, Bir- ningham Age-Herald; c. I. Grower. Co., lumbus, (Ga.) Enquirer-Sun: Max Ham, burger, Mobile Herald: Edward O'Con- ner Mobile Item; Horace Hood. Mont gomery Journal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-17

! ence." he continued, but shall pass on with a mere suggestion to thoss of you who control the policies Of pa pers of what a magnificent thing it is to direct their publication. The question which confronts every pub fisher Is how are you meeting the re- Newspaper success is not attained by lodging the issue or by avoiding the question. Honesty is the best policy in new< aper work as in all other lines of business. And in speaking of newspaper honesty, mean the integrity and loyalty of the paper to the best public interests. If we are right, we never mind the loss of a little circulation. or the loss of little advertising. The policy which fears a little loss of money Is not Honest.
 with the power that the publisher exerts over his clientage, he should feel the magnitude of his influence. and should recognize the responsibility he has in his office."
 The speaker then referred to the work in his own department in news paper work. The advertising depart ment.
 Advertising a By-Product.
 Advertising" he said. 'fs one of the most important features of newspaper management. It Is most important. nevertheless, that 1t be regarded as merely the by-product, and not the ob- feet of the paper. Before everything else. the owner should remember that he is publishing a newspaper. It is hard to remember this. when the re- turns from readers arc so small. and when advertising pays so well. as 1t does in the cities Under these condi- tions. 1t Is hard to maintain the prop e- balance"
 The success of The Chicago News. he said. was founded upon principles laid down early in the history of the paper. when the publication was small and un- important, principles which have al- ways been rigidly adhered to. without ,egard to financial advantage.
 Speaking of the problem of classified advertising, MT Rogers characterized i. as one of the most important depart ments in the metropolitan newspaper management during recent years.
 "When a paper has built up so that fl becomes valuable as want ad me- diun, there is real advantage In using wsnt ads" he said. Classified adver- tis,nx has always seemed to me prof itahle responsibility. More than that. 1t is a great method of getting the paper