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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
FOR LEaAsl.ArUKE,

am A candidate for the nomination for Member Lower House Alabama LeglslatuIe from Montgomery County, and ask the 1 sVp primary. O. S~ MAANNAN'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
THE HOUSE PAINTERS
SESSIONS bEiNI
 HELD IN BIRMINGHAM.
Members of the Executive Board Make Reports-New Warrants for
 Those Implicated In Free
 man Case.

Birmingham, Feb. )-, The third session of the internatlonal eonventlen of the Master ftepse iFnited itd States and Canada today, was as interT esting as those of yesterday 1nsre was a little. better attendanee soqSs Ss members mem of the Executive Board were called and each one responding made a report as to conditions of the orSanlr zation in their respective sections or
 The Alabama member of the board reported that he had not been success fui in organizing a State associatlon' but the prospects arc most eneouFas
 A resolution, which was adopted by the Massachusetts State Association, asking Congress to remove all Iax .,',i on ized and made unfit for beverage pur- poses, was introduced and rererreu; Another resolution was presented ana referred expressing disapproval Of. the methods pursued by the wholesale wal paper dealers and paint supply men m furnishing goods to private individuals at prices the same as chargeG to lheh legitimately engaged in the trade.
 The frs! paper read today was lnteI- estini; ts the convention and was oisS cusseG at length. The Necessity oI Protecting Our Interests Against the Present Methods of Distributing. Wall Paper Sample Books Charles .. van Cycle of Newark, N. J. The resoiu- tions adopted Dy the NeW JolseS if. !. sociation some time back reauesting manufacturers of all paper not 10 1ur nish any samples of wall paper except to legitimate dealers or members or the association and not to give dis counts except to legitimate dealers.
 Work Undertaken by the Associa- tion" was the subject of paper by William E. Wall, the Secretary. Henry D. Moeller of New York city, presented a paper on The Injustice Done to the Master Painters Material
 A furnace party was given tonight, the ladies of the convention being given | carriage ride through the city thls afternoon. A Southern barbecue. cake-walk and dance will be given tomorrow night al | the fair grounds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

CHENEY's ExPECTORANT prompt- ly cures coughs, colds. lagFippe and rroup 3Sc a bottle at all '-ug stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
ADMINISTRATORS
 SALE

Under and by virtue of an order and de cree of Hon. J. B. Gaston, Judge of Probate of Montgomery County. J: M Starke' Powell, deceased, will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder. on the premises at 329 Clayton Street in the city of Montgom- cry Alabama, on Saturday, February z4th. 1sO6 at l2 o'clock noon, for cash, the follow said estate, towit:
 Eleven bales of cotton stored at ware ons stove three tons of coal. one dining table, one mahogany marble top table. one mahogany whatnot, two sofas, three mahog- any chairs five rockers. fifteen straight chairs, one walnut bedstead. two walnut ygashatands. one walnut bureau. glass and earthen ware and articles of household and Kitchen furniture.
 Administrator of the Estate of Frances S.
 Powell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15

USE CHENEY's EXPECToRANT promptly for coughs and colds, and prevent pneumonia. 25cts bottle at all drug stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
Iocklnr at BirminRhaln Paving.

A committee of members of the City Council of Hattiesburg, Miss. arrived n fhe citv this morning to investigate inc bituIithic pavement. in this city. The members of the party are Alder men Hemphill and Watkins, members of the Street Committee, and City En- gineer Huston.
 Fl. B. Rockwell, representative of the Southern Bithulic Company Of Mo- bile. is in charge of the party.
 After driving through the city thls man Hotel Mayor Ward City Engi- neer Kendrick, Street Commissioner McCartin and Secretary Pepperman were guests at the luncheon. The par ty returned home tonight.
 The city of Hattiesburg has appropri- ated S2O0,00O for civic improvements, Sl5O,O00 of which amount is to be used in street paving. All forms of street paving will be examined and what Is considered by the committee to be the most serviceable will be adopted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
Mr. wenkIer,a cnndidncy.

Much interest is being manifested all over the State in the appointment of Chief Justice to fill the place made vacant by the death of Chief Just1re Thomas N. Mcclellan, of the supreme Court Governor Jelks Is now in New York. but 1t is expected that as soon as he returns he will take the matter up. ,-.-
 Leading business interests and pro fessionai men of this city and district will present to the Governor the name of Hon. Samuel D. Weakley, of this city, for the vacancy. Mir Weakley has sienifed his willingness to accept if the appointment is rendered him,
 Already petitions for his appoint ment are in circulation and are being signed at a ranid rate. The members of the Birmingham bar. with few ex- captions, will endorse Mir Weakley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-15
Ha.vxetbslf Game.

The game Of basketbaH 10 pc pIdyeu Friday evening on the court of the Bir- mingham Athletic Club between the Athletic Club team and. the tndepend- is elicitlnK a great deal of interest. Every indication shows that the game will be hard fought and 1t will be nee essary for the local boys to play their best to avoid defeat.
 The lineup of the Montgomery team is as follows: :: Tisdale. Davis, Alley, forwards; Peterson, Davis, centers;
 W. F Fry of Montgomery will act as referee, and l. W. Larrimore of the Young Mems Christian Association will umpire.
 derebilt team will play the Athletic Club team. Following this famous band of basketball players will be games with Chattanooga, Nashville, Co., lumbus. Ga, and the Auburn team.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-12

New York, jan 12-Through an
anonymous letter signed ''Wall
ley of Missouri discovered yesterday
a witness whose testimony it is de-
clared will probably do more to dis
close the secret workings of the
Standard Oil Company than all wit
neses that have hitherto been exam
ined. This witness, John Corhhill, be-
gan his business career as John D.
Rockefeller's Office boy and worked
up until he was confidential man to
w. E. Bemis, manager of the Stand
ara Oil clearing house, where the re-
lations between the subsidiary, COM
panies and the Standard are laid
bare Corkhill continued with the
Standard until John d. Rockefeller's
retirement from the active manage
ment Then followed a period of re-
trenchment and he resigned.
Corkhill acknowledged to Assistant
Attorney General Lake of Missouri
that he knew of the operations of the
Standard Oil Company of Indiana,
the Waters-Pierce Oil Co. and the
Republic Oil Co., and said he was
willing to appear as witness if his
lawyer did not object Later his law
yer was called into conference and
said he could see no reason why Mr..
Corkhill should not tell what he
knew, but advised his client to think
it over during the night. Corkhill will
be summoned to appear today.
The Standard Oil attorneys say
that in the event of an adverse rul-
ing by Justice Gildersleeve today,
the Rogers case will be taken at
once to the appellate division of the
supreme court.
The attempt made by Attorney Gen
eral Hadley of Missouri to compel
Henry H. Rogers to answer certain
questions came up before Justice Gil
dersleeve in the supreme court today
Counsel for Rogers asked for brief
delay, but the request was not
granted.
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SANITARY SITUATION
Says No American Engineer of Stand
ing Cares to Be Identified With the
Job.-Government of Canal Zone
Bad Mess.

New York. Jan. 12.-Poultney
Bigelow, for whose presence before
the Senate Committee on Inter-Ocean
ic Canals subpoena was issued yes
terday. had signed letter in today's
Times in which he says that no AM
erican engineer of standing cares to
be identified with the Panama Canal.
Of Colon he says: "The sanitary con-
dition of Colon is a shame Negroes
are leaving in large numbers by rea-
son of a legitimate grievance which
is a matter of common knowledge
Secretary Taft can hire hundreds of
politicians to call men by offensive
names, but until he secures a respec-
table engineer, a man of business to
indorse the state of the administra.
ton in the canal zone, no amount of
government printing will afford him
any real comfort
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Railroad Talk.

BENJAMIN H. Tallmadge. who has
been in the city for several days left
this morning for Canyon City, Texas,
ON railroad business. He stated that
the right-of-way and townsites for the
railroad from Canyon City to Plain
view, Texas, had been secured, ex.
cept seven miles in Randall county.
He will close this contract for right
of-way tomorrow. The contracts have
been let for the construction. The
distance from Canyon City to Plain
view is eighty miles. Mr.. Tallmadge
said that when this road was COM
pleted it would open up a new coun-
try and his company would bring
homeseekers there, but that they
would also continue operations in the
Pecos Valley for at least three years.
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sent to the calendar. He argued that
he could not say what had occurred
when the question was under consid-
Grafton in secret session. but when
pressed said that If permitted to do
so he would say that the resolution
itself had never been considered at
any time. On the suggestion of Sen
ator Morgan, the senate at twelve
O'Clock went into secret session for
consideration of the subject.
The President sent the following
nomination to the senate today: As
sociate Justice supreme court of Ar
izona, Frederick S. Nave.
President Roosevelt today was
made an honorary member of the
Improved Order Of Redmen- The GER
emony took place in the Presidents
private Office, and was participated
in by many prominent members of
the order.
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Gatchell, entered Fort Sam Houston
today amid the cheers of the local
garrison. The battery broke the
worlds record for a long distance
practice march of artillery, having
covered the distance of 1,100 miles
from Fort Riley, Kan, to Fort Sam
Houston in SIS days. The men presen-
ted sorry appearance when they
arrived here, most of them haggard
and lean, scarcely able to travel,
while the horses resembled living
skeletons. During the march the bat
terry lost one man, Private Arthur
Hall. He died at Austin in a hospital
from malaria, due according to the
to exposure and hardships
encountered on the march
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Just in, some of the famous Walk
er's Chile Powder for making Chill
S. Market.
suits Against Railroad.

Judge W. W. Gatewood of the law
firm of Gatewood & Dunn was in
Carlsbad the first of the week on
legal business in connection with the
fling of three big damage suits
against the Pecos Valley & North
of Eddy county. The suits. are an
echo of the flood in the lower valley
last year. -
The suits. are styled w F. Daugh-
erity VS. P. v. & N e. Lines, damage
asked $1,,34O; R. w. Yeargin VS. P.s-V.
& N. E. Lines, damage asked ST.
sos: Mrs. M. A Yeargin vseP. v. &
N. e. Lines, damage asked $3.50.
These parties own land adjoining the
Penasco river where the bridge of
the P. v. & N. E. Lines crosses the
Penasco, one mile north of Dayton.
Plaintiffs allege that the company's
bridge at this point was so construct
ed that during the floods last July
drift wood piled up and that there
was high grade ON each side of the
bridge and that their land adjoining
was flooded to a depth of six feet
and in length about one and a half
mile. and that there were many big
holes left by the flood waters and
they also claim that this flooding of
their land was caused by the impro-
perper construction of the brige,
which. could have been avoided and
that they had warned the company
that this condition prevailed before
the flood. and the company negligent
| ly failed to make the proper repairs
to let the flood waters pass through
or under the bridge, and that their
land was damaged to the amount
claimed.
At the time of the flood in July
last the residence of R. w .Yeargip
WAS washed away, and it is alleged
that this would not have occurred il
the flood waters had not been back
| ed up at the time by the bridge.
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MRS. CHADWICK In PRISON.
No Friends at the Station to Bid Her
Farewell at Cleveland.


Cleveland, o., Jan. 12.-Mrs. Cas-
sic L. Chadwick, escorted by U. S.
Marshal Chandler and deputy, left
Cleveland this morning for the state
penitentiary at Columbus to begin
her sentence of ten years imprison-
ment There were no friends at the
station to bid her farewell.
She Arrives at Columbus.
Columbus, o., Jan. 12.-Mrs. Cas-
sic L. Chadwick arrived here at the
penitentiary today to begin her SEN
tence of ten years for conspiracy to
wreck the Citizens National Bank at
Oberlin, Ohio. No special prepara-
tions were made in the woman's de.
partment for the reception of Mrs.
Chadwick. She. will be compelled to
sleep on a cot in the corridor of the
prison, as the wornan's department
is filled. She will be put to work at
washing or placed in the sewing de
partment.
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Apples, apples, apples, by the
box at $l.50. Jaffa, Prayer &
Company.
,ie Lumber Company Coming.


A gentleman, whose name we are
not at liberty to publish at the~pres
ent time, has been in the Valley for
the past month, quietly looking into
the lumber business. He is a repre-
sentative of one of the biggest whole
sale and retail concerns doing busi-
ness in the South Before leaving he
said that his company desired to in.
wade this Valley, and that in the near
future would establish mammoth
yards at all the principal towns in
the Pecos Valley from Roswell to
Pecos City. From what is known of
this company and its shrewd manner
of doing business, we predict that if
they do come to the Valley, there
will be something doing in the lum-
ber business. The firms already hero
are strong ones and will make an
able effort to oshold their own. .s.s5-..s sz-.,--
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HUNDREDS KILLED
Result of an Attack by cossacks on
Armenian Seminary at TifIis.-
Church Property confiscated for
Harboring RevoIutionists.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 12.-Nasha
Shisn today says that Admiral Doub-
azoff, governor of Moscow, will sue.
ceed Count Won Vorontzoff Dashkof
as viceroy of the Caucasus. Novoe
Vremya today says that the official
figures show that 2S2 persons were
killed during the recent uprising at
Moscow.
According to news from the Baltic
provinces Governor General Solo
CUB is following the example of the
government of the Caucasus in con
fiscation of church property on the
ground that it has been used for rev
olutionary purposes
The fact that Internal machines
addressed to Premier Witte, Interior
Minister Duronivo and other high Of
ficials have been discovered in the
postoff1ce indicates that a regular
group of terrorists are at work, but
all efforts of the police to trace their
whereabouts have thus far been I'M
avafIing.
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Has Three Quarter Sections.

L. w. Goodell, of Dexter was here
yesterday. He is one of the recent
additions to the Valley, and has three
quarter sections of land two and one
half miles west of Dexter On two
of the quarters he has artesian wells.
The wells are s39 and 913 feet deep.
Both are flowing and will irrigate a
large area. Mr.. Goodell is from
Beardstown. Illinois. His wife is now
visiting him at Dexter and will make
arrangements for establishing a per-
manent home.
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test them. This is attributed in con-
servative circles to~the certainty that
the Liberals will win the election.
Liberal enthusiasts claim their
party will have a working majority
independent of the Irish National
lists, but more conservative estimates
give Premier Sir Henry Campbell
majority of only sixty or seventy
leaving the Irish Nationalists the bal
ance of power.
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ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

Number of Seats Handed Over to
the Liberals Without Contest.
London, Jan. 12.-The general elec-
tfon opened this morning. Nomina-
tions were made today in 180 bor-
eughs2 The elections in these bor-
ollghs win commence tomorrow and
last several days Ipswick is the only
borough polling today One of the re-
markable features OF the campaign
is the extraordinary number of seats
handed over to the liberals without
any attempt of the. Unionists to con-
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Outside all is chill and bare and
desolate. Now is the time when our
thoughts turn to cheerful and at
tractive furnishings for the home.
and what is more cosy or comforta-
BILE than the bright warm glow from
the "fire in the CRATE" Let us show
you our line of mantels and CRATES =
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY, e.
Fourth St. 68tf
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
local Renort.l

observation taken at a. m.)
Roswell. N. M, Jan. 12.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., 81; min. 80; mean, AZ
Precipitation 90; wind NJ W.. veloc
ity miles; weather clody.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday: sta
tionary temperature.
Forecast for New Mexico:
Fair in south portion tonight and
Saturday; snow and colder In north
portion.
M. WRIGHT.
Oncial In Charge.
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One thousand boxes fine ap-
pies to be sold at once. Price
only Sl-5O. Jaffa, Prayer & Co.

William Woodside of LaHarpe. ILL.,.
is in the city visiting his son-fn-law,
DR.. c. H. Stockton, who has been
here for some time for the benefit of
his health. DIR. Stockton has not i'm
proved as he expected and left last
evening for Carlsbad to investigate
the climate there and will likely try
the Carlsbad before returning to IL
linois.
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BREAK WITH FRANCE.
Diplomatic Relations Between That
Country and Venezuela Cease.

DIpIomatIc ReIatlons BetWeen Ihat
Country and Venezuela Cease.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 12.-That
all diplomatic relations between Ven
ezuela and France are broken it is
although it is said that no formal or
official information to this effect has
been received, the department Off
cials assume that in accordance with
the usual procedure this will involve
the early departure from Venezuela
of NJ. Taigny, the French represen-
tafive there, and from France of NJ.
Manbourget, the Venezuelan agent
at Paris.
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HUNDREDS KILLED.
Result of Attack by cossacks on Ar
menian Seminary

Tifiis. Caucasia, Jan. 12.-Nearly
$50 persons were killed and wounded
as the outcome of an attack by Cos
sacks yesterday ON the Armenian Sc
minary here, following the throwing
of two bombs from that institution
at a passing patrol. Artillery was us
ed to shell the building and it soon
burst into flames. The troops subse-
quently shelled another Armenian
house and killed eight revolutionists.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-12
Fine Mountain Apples, only
Sl.50 per box. All apples, no
worms. Jaffa, Prayer & Co.

The ladies of the Chancel Guild
of st. Paul's church gave a Butterfly
Tea yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs George Hinson, and a
large number were present Tea, hot
cakes and butter were served The
hot cakes made the Butterfly"
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]. A. Foreman, having again taken
charge of the Richards Hotel, is re-
papering, renovating and putting ev-
erythfng in better shape than ever.
Meals will be served at the popular
price Of 25 cents, and none better can
be found in the city. Clean. comforta-
BILE beds, neat rooms well furnished.
68tf.
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Telephone No. so for a box of
Fine Mountain Apples, price
Sl.5O. Jaffa, Prayer & Co.

On the north-bound train this NOR
ming Charles Frantz, of New Carlisle,
Ohio. was accompanying the remains
of his wife, who died yesterday at
Carlsbad With the father was the
two year old child, Vfrgie.
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STUCK IN THE SAND.
Automobile Breaks Through Frozen
Surface of River Bed

Surface of River Bed.
Gallup, N. M, Jan. IAN auto
mobile driven by Percy Magargal and
David Fassitt, is fast in the quick
sands near Aztec. After being warned
to keep away from the Rio Puerco
ford, the tourists attempted to cross
on the frozen ground The crust was
broken and the automobile sank. The
men finally got ON solid ground, but
the car sank to the headlights, and
has not yet been pulled out.
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Rev. r w. Lewis, known as the
"Child's Evangelist" was a business
visitor to Roswell yesterday and left
last evening for Cumberland City.
Mr.. Lewis is having a nice residence
erected at Cumberland City of arti-
manent residence there.
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The Shakespeare Club will meet
tomorrow at 2:30 with Miss Kate En-
glish at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Thorne. Subject,,r Tanning of the
Shrew," introduction and Act 1.
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Rev. Mr.. Marshall, rector of the
Episcopal church at Carlsbad, will
occupy the pulpit here Sunday morn
ing and evening at St. Andrews Hall
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Now is the time to lay i'm
your supply of Winter Apples,
delivered at your door for $l.5O.
Jaffa, Prayer & Co
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Let us deliver to your house
q box Of Fine ApnIes for $l-50.
Jaffa, Prayer & Co.
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| Alfalfa hay for sale. Delivered
Phone 2s4E. L. Parr est4s
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TEDDY MIGHT JOIN 'EM.
Talk of EIeetine Roosevelt as Head
of Chicago university.-But He
is Not Yet a Baptist.

Chicago, Jan: 12.-Talk of electing
President Roosevelt as successor of
the late President Harper at the head
of Chicago University, has been
strong in university circles. To bring
this about it would be necessary to
alter the constitution of the Univer-
sity, which declares that only a Bap-
tist may become president.
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walkers Red Hot Chile Con earn,
just received. u. .. Markets
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If you want nice rich milk, patron
ize the Iowa Dairy. 68t4*
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BROKE WORLDS RECORD.

Artillery March From Fort Riley to
Fort Sam Houston.
Kansas City. Mo. Jan. IA spe-
cial from Fort Sam Houston, Texas.
says the Sixth field battery of U. s.
artillery commanded by Captain G. w.
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CLERK KNOWS ALL ABOUT STAN
DARD OIL METHODS.
ANONYMOUS LETTER

Enables Attorney General HadIey to
Locate Man Whose Testimony Will
Do Much to Disclose Secret Work
ings of the Trust.
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The Iowa Dairy delivers milk all.
over town 68t4s
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Iowa Dairy.-E. L. Parr 68t4s