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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
CITY GAINS NEW ENTERPRISE
 IN NEW INSURANCE COMPANY

It is represented, will be invested in securities in those States. and not in other sections of the country. it IS their stated object to make the money they receive help the sections from which they receive 1t. Speaking of the motives which had influenced the stock holders in establishing the home omce
 or the company in Alabama, MT. Jack son said:
 We feel that the laws of Alabama are such as to encourage the investment or capital from other sections. we have come to this State because con- ditions here arec of such nature as l to insure rapid growth of all capital 1 wisely invested here. We shall do the majority of our business in the two States of Georgia and Alabama for the present"
 | The articles of incorporation of the new company~givc 1t the power to write insurance upon the lives or per sons, combining as well accident ana health policies. It is proposed to op- crate it on the conservative basis now in use among the old line" companies
 in the North, with per cent reserve. The officers of the corporation are; President. Winner L. Moore: Vice. | President and Director of Agencies, l P. c. Wadsworth: Secretary and Treas urer, Frank Orme; Consulting Actuary, Miles M Dawson; Counsel, Jackson & l Orme: Medical Director, Dr. w. D. | Kendrick: Assistant Secretary, Joseph | H. Williams.
 The Board of Directors includes Lewis
 I H. Beck. Asa c. Candler, Jr., W. T. Gen | try, C. E. Harman, Marion NJ Jackson. | H3rvie Jordan, T. D. Meador. Wilmer l.. Moore. Frank Orme, John S. Owens, | l. Y. Sage, J. M. Stephens. --. F.. Thorn ton, P. c. Wadsworth, John R. Wilkin- l. | son of Atlanta; c. G. Zirkle, Michael Cody, Jacques Loeb, Fred s. Ball Of
 | Montgomery; Tench c. Coxe of Ashe- vile; l.. P. HiIlyef, R.. W. Johnston, w. McEwen Johnston, R. J. Taylor, Macon, Ga; Alexander Hull. Savannah {; | W. s. West, B. $. Jones, Valdosta, Ga; | c. A. Afford. Sylvester. Ga, and Ray mond Cay, Jacksonville, ~'la.
 It is the intention to elect members to the Board from Birmingham and Mobile within short time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

| into his again. Now, you are just | my husband nothing more I can't
 even feel the thrill that ought to come when I remember the child. I have tried to, Jim, butt can't" | .Ts that final, Amy" he asked. after
 a pause.
 l q think 1t is." she replied T should lit is What died tonight can hardly
 be resurrected out of the dust of to-
 morrow, Jim; although all things are possible with God. I have tried to be q dutiful wife apd-even though I know why you have come back to me
 tonight--I will go nn trying to he one
 to the end. If you want me to go with you to the opera, will go-that is my duty; but don't ask any more of, me
 than just that, for all the rest is dust. Shall I put on my opera cloak and go
 with you, feeling like this? It Is for I you to say"
 No" he answered. letting his chin drop little. T won't ask you to be a
 hypocrite. Amy. Goodnight Tm go- ing"
 ITO your club?"
 NO; to my room to smoke and think
 and to find out If I can a way to a day
 when the word Forgiveness may be spoken between us I wish tv God had known you-and known myself long ago as l know us both tonight"
 T wish you had" she answered. sim ply, as she took up her book again. Tt
 is not knowing-or stopping to think
 what things lead to that makes up the
 whole tragedy of life; and 1t is so hard to restore the rubbed off bloom to the
 wing of butterfly Good night; break fast will be at nine tomorrow, as usual.
 The man stood for a moment hesi- ,-I1 door, opened 1t, closed 1t. and the tragedy was done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

The Southern Railway Company an- nounces very low rates to Chattanooga, Tenn, on account of the "Southern Baptist Convention" May 10 to 15. Tickets on sale May sth, 9th, and 10th, limit 10 days from date of sale. Extension of limit may be had until June 18th, by depOsfting ticket and payment of fee of 50 cents.
 For further information call on OF address,
 Jno. Metcalfe, T. P. A.,
 Montgomery, Ala, If. Telephone POI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
Urges Advance i'm Hearing.

Washington. April 16.--In tho su- pr me Courl of the tinted States, At torncy Edmund F Richardson. of Den yer, Colo. today entered motion to advance the hearing in the ease Of Charles II. Mover, W. D Haygood and George A. PettihOne, in custody of Ida ho, on al charge of assassinating for mer Governor Steunenburg af that state. He informed the court that the men were virtually Kidnapped in Col orado, by the collusion of the governor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
Executive Appointments.

C. Fl. Buchanan was yesterday ap- pointed pension examiner for Crenshaw county to succeed the late Major B. R. Bricken.
 Other appointments were announced as follows: C. W. Johnson. Beat 10, Marengo county, constable: c. w. Nasty, Dixon's Mill. Notary Public and Justice of the Peace; W. s. Prout, De- mopolis, Notary Public,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

Electrlo lLnteu UnInS cars ETC on IIaIH1 TIT Lnd A betM cen Birmingham aud New Or- leans, Lebanon and Cincinnati also on trnin < 10 , between Montgomery and NAsnshIs' service la carte ,. ..,
 New and handsome chair cars lseats free) operated on trains and between Cincln- natl and New Orleans High pack seat eoaches and chair cars are also run on all through trains between Cincinnati Louisville and New Orleans. ,,, .
 Train No 1 carries through Pullmans from Chicago, Cincinnati and New York to Ne" CT between st. Louis and Montgomery through tourist rleepers 10 San Francisco
 Trsin No carries through Pullmans from c,neinnati and New York to New Orleans ana St Louis to Jacksonvills: also leaving nssday and Saturday. via New Orleans and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
JOINT DEBATE IN oPELIKA.
COn,*r and Cun1lngbnm VIII Speak
 Dhcre April 23,

Orclika. April tSpecial) )--Cun- njuRhan and Conner will have a joint debate al upAlika April 23, A large crowd is expected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

of that State with the governor of Idaho. The governor took the motion under advisement
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite.
 The Old Standard Groves Tas,eiess Chin Tonic, drives out malaria and builds up the system. Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Price 50 cents tues
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
For Indigestion;
Senator I.xnne to Marry.

An effective remedy for obstinate indiges- ton. nervous dyspepsia. headache and de
 pression. 6-tu-thu-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
Ice and Domestic Coal Montgomery Ice and
 Cold Storage Company

ALL BEST GRADES OF DOMESTIC COAL FOR SALE.
 ALI ORDERS WILL HAVE PhOAPH ATTENTION. OFE' .sT,TS PHoNE or, FACTORY PHONE 05O. q, u, K. BURNETT, A' 1-SSS.. Vice-Preside mt
 L. H. MOORE, TreasureF.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
southern Pacific.


 1rain No. : carries through PuI.mans fran, New Orleans to New York anu CipctnnsIi and Jacksonville to St. Louis. making cnn nection at Nashville with through sIveper Io Chicago. "
 Train No. carries through PulInan sleepers from New Orleans to Ne,V VnrL Cincinnati. Chicago and through day coseh and sleeper Montgomery to St Luui, wIth out change. A
 All through trains make close conbs,-tnr at Cincinnati. Evansville, St. Louis ana NsS and West -@''
 For further Information pertaIpinr f, rates. routes and schedules. consult tickst agents L; & N; Fl. F.. write " cali on C. L. Wolf T, r A. phone 234 Monfcofr cry Ala or S. T. Surratt. Union Ticket Art.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

Port Eads, April 1s.-Arrived: Strs Olym- pia, Br.. Gait, Port Barrios; Proteus, Haisey. New York; Memnon Br., Morgan. cienfue- dor, Nor. Boe, Puerto Cortez: Corinto. Nor. Gundersen, Bluefields: William Cliff. Br. Davies, Liverpool; Ellis. Nor, Hansen. Fort Limon.
 Sailed strs.. Ell Monte, Maxon. New York: AppomattoX. Br.. Mado. Port Amon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17

The man came slowly up the stairs and the woman, hearing him. moved not a hairs breadth; simply went calmly on with the book she was read
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-17
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. April 1s.-Cleared, Stra. Origen. Nor, Wang. Port Limon; California Fr.. DuMont. Havana.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
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devtts oe laboe I'D lopsoveosals o.
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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
st lst pub. Jan.6
ORDlNAuCR.

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town of Aoots Vista:
section !. That 6ssaoa a Ordiaasss Ne.
Il Of the Town II Asass Visa pssssd Auguss
u, isoi, he. and The sans u Assshv aasnAsA -
as To road a. follovsi
SECTION I. All that posstos of ~ fosu a
Aoat1 Vista sohsnssA \ ~ eullovine uaies
shall constitute asd - kasva - ~ ass hnils,
Ia Wit:
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the north sids Of the rixhs a vay q ~ Ds.vss
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Road Company N tbs aiddls a vAas h tssva
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extsaded. tbeaes .oath 70 ~ liss suanina
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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
Executisa sale Nseiee.

Notice Ii beroby given that under and b. vir-
the Of an execution issusd oat ol She DistriS4
Court OF Rio 0rande coanty, IN Qauss vhssUia
l.. c. Boyle and y. 2. 0uthrie, g koyIs q OCth.
rio, Is plaintiff, and Lorsn 3. 1yIvcsese q tAs
defendant, commanding ne tie undersiansd
August ]. Weiss a. shsrlh q no 0sao1s go.
ty. Colorado. To make oas Il tie laHds snd tsa.
ements, and goods snd ehsttsi. os IL .aai1 as-
have levied upoc tho foalowiaS rsal stats
is described as follows, to-vit:
Tho northeast QuartSs of eoetSca tvunta, the
southeast quarter OF ssctoo ssysaAspa, sSo4jao
sixteen, tho south half of ssettua o1SGoo, ed
tho south half Of section fouFtosn, and ~
south half Of ssctioa thirtssa. ssse0s 4sesls d
the southwest corner of saia sssSlua tkisSopn,
all In toypship thirty-nine north d Fsaos eiGhS
Nov, therefore In parsssnes q ~ soanasa
Of said writ of execution. o. Tuesday. IL l1sA
day of January, leoa, at The boar of tvo o'elook
p. will odcr for sale and ell 70 thp hiaAose
bidder for cash all Of the ahove naatiqooJ ri
estate or 80 much thersof. a. e nooo1sasy o
satisfy said execution and eusts, at poA1ts sno-
tion In tho town oe Nuuts Vista b IL C00no1
of Mo 0rands and State a Co1oeaAo, a. the
north front door of Of tie OeieeA 0eatss ~
Office IL said town of Aooso Visa, ~ IL DQr.
pose OF rstiefyin8 aid exeeattun an4 ~ ~,
Judgment and costs thsFin n1nttcaeA.
Dated at Del Nogts, Co,er1Ao Jaaaasy ~
9Th, A. u. lsos.
Ayppsf J. Wssaa.
Saast9 d 1So 0ranAs Oe1aeV.
~ ist pub Jana
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
a Panic Threatened.

The national banks are again
threatening panic unless con.
gress grants them what they want
AN elastic currency. In speech
before the Chamber of Commerce
in New York few days ago,
Jacob II. Schitf. head of the bank
ing firm of Kuhn, Loeb L. Co, de.
clared that unless something is
done for currency reform there
will be panic in this country.
Shift said it WAS disgr ace to
the country to see the money mar
kst in the condition IN which it
has beeen for the last sixty days.
II this condition is not changed
said Schiff, there will be panic
in this country, compared with
which previous ones will seem like
mere child's play. II the presi-
dent would put part Of his energy
to this question, which he has
done with railroad rates, 1t would
he com mendsble.
In 1893 the banks threatened u
panic unless the purchasing clause
in Sherman law (Which provided
for the purchase Of silver) WAS re-
pealed there would be panic.
But there was no notice paid to
the threats and "an object lesson
was the result. The banks brought
on panic.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
NOTICE OF ADJUsTnRNT DAT.

C. .. srur~nAx, Sec.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

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ceassd.
The undsrsisnsd. hayiAg hssa qypsintsA n
ecutor Of tho sstets q C6IictoeSss 4. nsrAg-
shire, late q The Cosny q eto 0raaAf, b ~
notice that she will apIsaE bssors ~ CesaSQ
Court Of said BE 0rssde Coaaty q ~ CsqH
House In Del Norss, In said eoeeSy, o. nee day
Of 10 O'Clock A. \. II said day,. a NIL uos
all per.on. having clains aeainse saia sseAts
are notified and reQussted % attsna III ~
sons indebted TO said essats are rsQaes1sd 70
make immediate paymsot 70 tho undses3easd.
Dated at Dol N0rto, Colorado, thh 1nd day of
January, A. d. 1905.
Ese1tFix.
OF the E-tsts Of CHaisrornEs A. Dss1IssiRs,
Decoa sod.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
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The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
Nssice y sssekhs.dsrs.

Notice Is herehy given thst ths regular an
nual meetinx ot tbs stoskholdsrs q ~ Diassa
Falls Niniux C1. will b held Ia ths 1own uaii,
Monte Vista, Colo, on ths S5th day oe jassasy.
1906, At ! ,. u. for the Dssposs Of slssting .
board Of hvs directors fos ths ensulas rear and
to transact any othsr basinsss that may pso-
pcrly como before tho mss4ing.
q. n. AssofT, Prs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
CuAnsssLAIN'x COUGH REMEDY
ABSOLUTELY MARaLExA.

H. fssh of g,vIns children medicine
ooseaislnG luxurious subssanoss, 10 som~
0oss more DISASTROUS than ths d.sesss
sveo which shsy ass suffering. Every
asehss shosh ksow thss Chsmi,ssiain's
CesaA Rsnsdy + pssesosiy sass sor chill.
esse y taAa. Il suatsias noshins hsrn.
NJ I'D sps cpsesss. en,ds ssd group y
sasssvesssdL fos ssis " sll druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
who Are The BuxzardsP
The Eldorsdo { (Kansss) Repub.

Ihe Eldorsdo (kansss Repub.
lican says:
Every time President Roosevelt
vhscks his big stick down in a
rotten place in the public service
out pops a United Ststes senator.
When the buzzsrds begin to
circle around yellow spot in the
financial world, aud All investipa-
tion 10 started to find out what's
dead, out pops a United States
senator. Every time a stockholder
of . moneyed concern who believes
he 10 being robbed by his fellow
grsfters kicks the top oil the graft
out pops a United States senator.
The first shot out of the box in
Equitable Life exposure was a
United States senator. The first
vhsck OF the big stick on the land
grstters in Oregon exposed n
United S.stes Senator. The tx.
plosion OF a small bomb under
b. Louis get-rich.quick graft
nailed . United States senator.
One random shot at the Panama
scandal threatened to expose two
United States senators. The to-
bacco frauds now being investi.
gated will catch n United States
senator. There are but ninety Of
him IN all. but he seems ubiqui-
tous.
II 10 no secret that the senior
senator OF Colorado owes his first
election to Jay Gould aud that he
he's been friendly to the Gould IN.
eerests Tor aqusrter Of n century.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
Notice Of Application = Lease Ntate
Lands.
OFFICE OF rHE STATE BOARD ov LAxp
CONMIssIOuRRa.

CoNAIssiOuRRa.
Denver. Colo, Dscomhss ~ 1906.
Notice is hereby given that Fairfield 8xives-
tor, whose postofiice address IL Moute Vista,
Colo. on December 9tL, iNH, nads Application
No. 1912 10 the State board Of Land Co0nls-
sioners to Lease the following described Internal
Improvement lands. situate in Rio 0rande
county. Colorado, to wit:
n. W. !. Of section II. township % North.
Range East.
NJ other application 70 lease the sho.s q
above application will be considered aftss
February 2nd, 1905.
MARK O. WOODBURY.,
Hegister State Board LAID Con niasiousry.
lst pub. Jan. 8; last pub. Jan. n, ~.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20

A resolution WAS introduced ia
the state senate Of New York 70
ask Senator Depcw TO resign his
ssas 10 the United States senate.
Only ono republican voted for the
resolution aud "a against.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-01-20
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Physoc3an and Survson,
MONTE vmrA, CoLo.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06
SOME INSIDE HISTORY
Of THE MRS. MORRIS CASE,

Washington. an. 6.--"ThIs White House
outrage Is BURNING shame aud ma
tional disgrace"
SO said Dr. Minor Morris. husband Of
Mrs. Morris, who was forcblS removed
from the executive Office on Thursday
last aud taken 10 the house OF detention.
Or. Morris arrived here early today and
found his wife still confined to her bed,
sunering from nervous shock but much
improved. He was indignant. but was
guarded In hts statements as to what he
proposed 10 do
Mrs. Morris condition was such that
she was permitted to receive newspaper.
men in her room where She and Or. Nor
ria discussed with them the story Of hor
fathers Will which had brought on an
arrangement between Mrs. Morris and
her bother Representative Hull aud
which has led to much personal bitter.
mes, elimination and recflminatlon.
According TO DR. Morris he was removed
IRON the surgeon generals office on
charges hled by A>presenta tive HUI at u
time Mrs, Morris was about to proceed 10
Pueblo Colo. to get at certain facts per-
ialning to the viii which she alleged had
not been nude To appear IN the case. IN
was these charges. Or. Morris said, that
Mrs. Norris desired the president 10 have
Investigated inasmuch as both she and
her husband had exhausted their efforts
to have the then secretary OF war, Root.
and other officials OF the war department
take action. In View OF their refusal 20
act, MIR. Morris said, the president was
the only person left tS whom such an APP
peal could he made, What he desired he
added. was "A vndication OF the charges
filed by his brother-in.law rather than a
reinstatement.
Acting on the advice Of friends II is
probable that Or. Morris will address IA
letter to the president, urging him TO III
ycstigate not only the charges against him
but also certain officers Of the war de-
partment who are alleged 10 have per
mittcd themselves 20 be Improperly iniu-
enced In his case,
II do not desire q reinstatement to my
position, he said hut | do want those
charges looked into. They are unjust aud
false
According TO my present determination.
feel that 80 far as the treatment OF
Mrs. Morris Is concerned ! will take no
action. believing that the sympathetic let
tiers and kilograms which have boon re.
ceived from friends and strangers from
all parts Of the country as well as the at.
ttlide Of many uewspssers on the subject
have accomplished more than could be
done II a protest were 10 be made TO the
president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-06

state courts enforced the order of dis.
solution the Standard Oil company of
New Jersey became the holding COM
pany.
MIR. Hagerman objected but Mr.. Had
ley said he has a right under decision
OF the supreme court of Missouri to ask
leading questions.
Mrs. Butts said in reply to Nj. Had
lcy's question that the statement was
exactly correct.
Mr.. Hadey asked if the Waters
Pierce oil company was one OF the
original members Of the Standard oil
company. Counsel objected, but Mrs.
Butts replied:
ut is one of the companies named
In the trust agreement"
She never saw the original agreement
but saw certified copies. She does not
know where the original trust agree
ment is now She said that she does
not know OF any other trust certificates
and the liquidating certificate than the
ones she holds.
Asked for the names OF the companies
which composed 10 original STANDARD
gu company she said there We're SO
many OF them she could only give them
from the trust agreement.
Mr.. Hadley showed Mrs. Butts three
different kinds OF trust certificates.
'One OF them" she said represents
six shares In the original STANDARD Oh
trust
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FIRE IN KANSAS CITY.
Total Damage Is Something Over Half
\ Million Dollars.

Kansas City, Jan. "a revised esti-
mate of the losses In last nights fire
places the total damage at slightly
over half a million doiars. and the in
suraiice af twc-thirds ~ tipt amount,
The property destroyed and damaged
occupied two-thirds OF the block ON
the west side OF Walnut street between
Ninth and Tenth streets. The FIRE was
practically under control AT 2:3O tbis
morning, The losses are distributed as
follows:
National Bank OF Commerce. office
building and bank fixtures Tenth and
Walnut streets. Loss 100000. fully in
sured. Woods building. -s20-922
Walnut street owned by Dr. w. s.
Woods president of the National Bank
OF Commerce loss $4,000 insurance.
$1,000
Columbus Buggy Co.. stock, 500, 900:
Insurance. $4,000.
". w. kimball Piano Co., stock, loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
Hettnger Brothers Mfg Co.. sur
sical instruments and physicians sup
plies. stock. loss $4,000; insurance.
$50 600
Ridge office building. $4,000
Occupants OF offices In the bank OF
Commerce building and adjoining
property. $4,000.
The damage to the Bank of Com
merce building, six story structure,
was only partial. and was caused prin-
cipally by water.
The rooms Of the National Bank of
Commerce were partially damaged
and rendered temporarily uninhabit-
able, The vaults. containing $1,000
81 L.. H
damaged The bank. which is the larg-
est financial institution IN the city,
opened for business today in temporary
quarters.