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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10
NOTICE
DR.. w. B. Fleming
Veterinarian
OFFICE AND HOSPITAL
sa-1I w..hinxton Phone sos
DR. BUCHANAN, THE SPECIALIST.
Treats without the Knife.

Diseases Of women. piles. fistula. stric-
..,.H sLin Kidney. bladder private and rec
tai diseases nervous diseases and consti-
nation treated with electricity: syphilis
same treatment as Hot Springs; electrical
outfit complete; nurse in constant attend
ance. w.. 1>,...
1su Dexter Avenue. Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs. TITLE Reinhart, a most estima-
BILE woman. while at the circus per
Torrance on Government and Monte
reg streets. was taken suddenly i'll
ana died in a few minutes Heart
trouble was the attributed cause. She
was looking at the animals when
stricken. Mrs. Reinhart was the wife
Of oJseph Rheinhart. She was 80 years
OF age and a daughter. Of Chief of
Poiice Edward T. Rondeau. Besides
her husband and father abe is sur
vived by four children, a brother, a
sister and other relatives.
In order to remove sunken vessels,
deadheads and other distractions in
the river and bay channels, the gov
eminent snag boat Demopolis has
been ordered here. Immediately ar
ter arriving she will begin operations.
John G. Carlin and his two sons,
while engaged in work on their place
in Collins Lane, two miles west of the
city. caught young negro stealing
sugar cane. The Negroes name is
Nose Swain. The Carlins secured a
rope: tied the negro and notified the
sheriff. A rumor gained currency
that the negro had been lynched but
this proved an error.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs. John Mitchell and daughters.
have returned from Sewanee. accom-
panied by Miss Roberta Johnston OF
San Antonio. Texas. Miss Johnston
will remain several weeks.
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Personal and General

The Timbermen's Benevolent ASSOC
citation of Mobile, at a meeting, au-
thirized the treasurer to issue a check
for $25 to be sent the treasurer of
the Relief Committee for the storm
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EOR SALE

at, outfit: as horse power boiler; 25
horse power Skinner engine, one Munger
section, one press. two gins. one so new.
enc 10 nearly new. IS per cent off invoice
S,h4ect 10 examination by machinist.
S~o' BETHEA & CONNIFF,
First National Bank Building.
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Among the Mobilians who will at
tend the Smith Stoklev wedding in Bir-
mingham. are Mr. and Mrs. T II. Lake
and Mr.. and Mrs. Devcreaux Lake, Miss
Bessie Lake. Miss Margaret Lake and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fearn.
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Mobile society News.

Mrs Hunt Chamberlain who has
spent the past year in Great Falls
Montana. will return to Mobile and be
with her parents. Judge and Mrs.
Maupin, during the winter.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Captain j. r. Cothran. Mrs. N. A.
Richards and Mrs. T. c. Richards. re-
turned Mondan on the steamer Sabine
from New York.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs Treplett and daughters. Missa,
Mamie ana Helen. are in Chicago for
several weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs. Drury Ludlow Of Washington
ID. c., Is expected soon to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Conway.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Directly at the foot of Government
street and at the Mobile and Ohio
fruit wharf this morning was display
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

John A. Altman left this evening for
Asheville. n. c., where he goes to re-
cuperate after prolonged illness.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs. ]. A. Howard and son. have
returned from Danville. Va.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

The friends of Miss Virginia Dor
man will regret to learn that she is
very i'll at her home on Conception
street.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs. Wilbur Brown of Bay St.
louis. spont Yesterday in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mr.. Berd Robinson. president Of the
M ]. X and c. Railroad was In the
city yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Dsessy men prefer
tailored-to-order
Clothes, Because how
ever good feady-to-
wear suits may be in
cot and fabric; many
of them do not ex-
press that individual
style which is a dis
tinguishing feature
of smart attire.
See our exclusive
styles and patterns
today.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

There are quite a number of Mobile
young men at the University of Penn
sylvania this session among them,
Messrs. Edward Sledge. Mcclure, Pape.s
McKeon and F. NJ Inge.
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NOTICE TO RED MEN.

You will meet at e. c. crenshaw's office
until further notice. ~.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

| ltoH GNC" ISA
| Mr.. Berd Robinson. president Of the
NJ ]. X. and c. Railroad was In the
city yesterday.
Owing to a derth of more elaborate
entertainment, society turned out in
full force yesterday to the circus.
expedient to give half holiday so that
the youngsters might not be compelled
to play hockey"
Miss Eleanor Weems is at home from
cry S'S'' :" '
Mrs. NJ. C. Hale has issued invita-
tons to the marriage of her daush-
ter, Marie. to Mr.. George c. Morton on
Thursday, October IS. at o'clock at
112 South Jefferson street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Syne Of Montgom-
cry are in the city fora week.
Mrs. Mary Hodges and Miss Louise
| Hodges have returned from Spring
Hill
Mr. Edgar Clarkson is on visit to
| his aunt. Mrs. Peter Bryce of Tusca-
loosa.
Mrs. John Friend and Miss Nellie
Friend are in Nashville.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Mcmillan and son.
Thomas. are at home after spending
| the summer at Chatauqua. New York
Mr.. Leighton Mcmillan has entered
| Princeton.
Mrs ]. C. Wilson and son. Mr.. st.
; John Wilson, will return to Mobile
| November LIST, after an absence Of
three years in Mckinley. Ala.
There are quite a number of Mobile
young men at the University of Penn
| sylvania this session among them,
Messrs. Edward Sledge. Mcclure, Pape.,
McKeon and F. NJ. Inge.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

BijOu
Family
Theatre
Matinee TOday z n. mn
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs ]. C. Wilson and son. Mr.. st.
John Wilson. will return to Mobile
November LIST, after an absence OF
three years in Mckinley, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Miss Eleanor Weems la at home from
visit to Kentucky and to Montgom-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs. Thomas NJ. Mcmillan and son.
Thomas are at home after spending
the summer at Chatauaua. New York
Mr.. Leighton Mcmillan has entered
Princeton.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-10

Mrs. NJ c. Hale has issued invita-
ttons to the marriage of her daush-
ter, Marie. to Mr.. George c. Morton OH
Thursday, October Is, at O'Clock al
1l2 South Jefferson street.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

not al furerenoc EIelnenter | oetI1e
Ersoepatte III II reoiicere 9Goel'en
az Den an9rchne Gel rleget, I'll at
lP9e Saor9eocN % lucerotIone1.
@tter Srsoe1I er 'or0t, oil Apoteteren
fate Dig Ell %'r AZ FproInloS FOR
90 Gents.
S@S Mrs. |on03 Sreo, 'om ror'
teller, bnorleoe2 5'rt leo % bIeo lin
bret ON life ob'oIltt tl1reret eTter at
baoe brl18t en- 90 cents Sor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
buno oe Rat.

s 2onSon err Der ct tolmunalt
Stem, boor table % iorptISeoe Sun.
Be bringes ben. S 1905 bar $500
WeMemmer al ben taIrtge Sunoe.
ilpgt | 8oit pg Sogt / Sismmet.
Wauae bIir ienere berlteSe biem
iaien, nogIe i9lges, mems Retcn ef.
ter en- his Eios Sorleb oua en- inner.
terri IaaSe briuaeS no at 8erSer
git life ale table Sun0e brin9es dis
Of "SiuSeren", fpneS at freuugna al
ben SmftRnbigbeo, at Der en- enfeIt
IaaueS Tan p9re 800 6orepsrgile.
Here END Sunbe. 0ten &unOetpps.
rter bar aItio pGrct en- irfarIig %
temmeIig inSbpirqcnOc Sport. DC
fIeite Sitnbe brinees jn0 al '8oIitiet;
en- aouitabel bragte iiNite Boar &lIno
Or. 1000 til Sieurmet, / hoiIfen In.
Ie0ging Der boIStes en- "5ttbtIGums.
te1t ior pam.
s Spoe 8arf bar Suroere itn
eger 3irfeaaaro me0 boo6e 8or$ o.
Nnpn % 9Iomiter; Sc foqlrmtnnIt
benrette6e Suuoe b.ir oog life an.
broqt Der.
Tcr &utten finbeS Ser fl,r ct Bar
miu6re pripate Siem. bpiS @o8uc
bngIia fiprer riinot / @ooerne fllIOe
al &urpe, bopr IitS on5ringeS, boor.
paa Sen uu0er ID6e.,G @iPIoefIorg
- set fienote Signo, tor &uttepos,
nen - fisrer til hicnmet. Mau
tror, at ser er onttrert } Wiuioner
aattc ! 2onoou - en- ior bOer treble
Su0bpg8er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
Ct Qar Norge.
Cen tSbe Rooember ifrioer "Set.

Cen 1Sbe Iooertber ifrioer "Iet.
oens Song:
~SSSoog er g~arSoo9en for Songe.
poIget. 5 SenboI6 til 6oIfeaHtem.
ninaet ben 12te o. 1899 Horem5er
6eiIutteSe Stortir9et BEN Dag, al
NorgeS arone ffrIoe tiIbDoes Frins
Carl al Samuorf.
Set bar en- Lpffelig @eIlutrins,
icm De ienere 9egipenbeoer bar oiit.
Z be beIe toget bar, Select oGret
ureS Ror9e / ale Sc nfsisrenbe
sfrtbt, iom bets Stortin8 og bets
Megiering tog / BET itore Inr 1905.
Ueen bet bar fife SllmpeIpffen, iom
rooSeSe, men fIo8e og fremipnte
Mpnbs foritanoige 8nlg meaem De
W1digbeoer iom frembso Jig. Set
bar ct hrmtf9roigt gggp9rf, iom
BIep reiit, meS boer Sten bere9net %
fprtrinlig i1rbpasiet / Oct Sele, ira
Storineet / Rorts rebiatte i'm Spe.
cioIfomite, til &rorieu funSe beTies.
DC Song Saafon o9 Gronuins RauS
Ben 25be Ropember bolot tit Suotos
/ 1orses Sooeoitnb.
Ru poa aars6aseu efter Ronge'
boIeet beitnSer Rorgs aonse liz
pao RatnSreiie iii gurOpaS Scffer og
mootases me6 Be aGreSbeOisntnSer.
Der tiLfonmer gRrereu Gf en- al Gu.
rcpas rlbfte arouer. Ser biampc
Ieper hi unSer roEise Og crSueoe Gor.
bolb, ingen Sare uSen' eIer inSen.
fra trlter Dor uperbperuebe 5ri5eo.
Naotte bet norife 5olt, / Satneume.
IisbeS berfor, oltto / 8Rroisbeo os
aloeifob itaa pun ben iamme $sioe
icm / aapet 1901
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
Sra Get ipenifc
"hieh Site"

Sra Stoofbo[m meNAcIea NJ Wrrn
Grit3 BON Roier Ritnr,ytcr rrh Hr6t.
dorNpr. bnis Gbci cr Ur,nA 0orr
bor fnotpt fro qouhc+ moo Rr,,nh ~
"trimiueur observation-disclosures ; 40.
uomiFr Gooer" Ser,rc or mrcner
orrriterrt ! IF AotcJ Q;,bcrhonr a.
,bpr5ihbpr NJ, ! wrrr;tc,, 40, pr+,rn
Otter siocrhc bsIabpr pchroocri,
crur iio III "a 100 GOO Or . So T,r
bore romt fIcrr bsir7tn,rrhe Terio.
rpr : StnrsbnIm N,rs mirrh f,r
Gorn \ @,ono MORO bret hrfr,+ ~
rior SIro+riroc mon Rrpncr rcneh,
Blot D5riot piSpre N itiitch, mn
CirCA
@rep woicn bor ooioo ,toopt :
Observation-Disclosures" ush he,,
rrnrtr Qomrncrberrc Gre, Wronoou
~ n @re,,er bor hont o., mnron,
Werrcr ~iorrrrcr ~ het MR. iorIi,
@rrn wronoeus TI,,,t iou, oiorrc
ermropr fritiH for Gro, Woip,
"gCfterbIoNet" tooer 5tnrFt tiIorN,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
SiSeie
at Ettcs.
Siffcrt linbrct al &nrumio Silc
SurC.
On GrBpepafft ituSrs frit.

Ser cr ingeu @rm0 - piSieIi9
ingen go0 8runo b0orior nogeu
Wano eIler &pinoe itljNc ocoblipe at
lioe al Rile8, naor ct O~c0erbeftigt
aompnni al Apotefcrc bar Io8t /
bpert aniCeIigt IpOtct on poiitiu %
oIbrigipigtenoe 81ir ior 0enre frpQ.
teIipe Spaoom for en- |ria inOen oen
fnttigite R%Gffepiobe e bar giort
mere. Sc tiIbpber at Iinore Den
ip9e mioIertioigt % latte BAN pua
Geicn til Sunobeb ocO at Qioe til
bier BileSootieut, JONI ienocr lit
Nopn og A0reSie, en- iri @~rbOcpoffe
al set oi6urocrligc &uromio QiIe
Cure / ct enSforpet 0milog. Ger er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
Snuses Ssnobe.

- Isisiionar .. u. 8oIo ifrtper
ira Gperett, 8ab, Tnber 19be Ro-
rember: gai er ri | amerifa isjen. 8i
bar bGpt Ell bebaeeIis Cur ODER So
ret tiItroSs for oaarIist 8eir. % ri
ircS ,Reiien itSmerfet. gi itanSier
mi Dos en- al mine 8rsore, iom er
6orretniug beri,oe. gi oil uof fom.
NE til at itanSie Der for bet ierite %
frifer berfor bore Blade og aroen
Boit n~oresieret til 2Si5 Rcdeierer
Ipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
en- Gerineslop.

s Gt{nrto, Ga, beitoor en- Nmcri.
can Gnti. EltbercuIoiiS 2caaltp, o.
Den nrbciocr mi poa at brinle @cNt8-
IottrcH i bOer Stnt / llnioucn til at
ceNto8e en- IiacIDSeuSc Con ON De,
ban6Iing At ErrirgSpotientcr cQ ON
6orhoINSrc0Ier til IorebuggeIic al
SpQhommeu8 llbbre0eIie, Pile On,
behSmGno. iom or oniatte al Ratio.
noIreQicriuQeu, Stotcruc8 ReQirrina
eaer almmtneitprcIicrnc. ifaI ammo,
oc& ON at me0pirtc til So4cu&
Grcmmr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

equator Aaiipn. 9dmIe Senator
@iaiam 9. aHiion fra Soma aeter
fig life til 8aibinatpn, isr SuIeie.
rierue u0Isber, flyer ct Telegram fra
SarSets SopebitaO. Sons genrer
fortlarer bette iaoIeoes, at set life
batter meS arbeioet / 9epidiugsfo.
miteen, bois 5ormarS ban er, oo ser
life for oper Rptaar oil BIZ Sssrgs.
maal ON SnSitilinser fra ben, Oct
er life paa @runS Of ioae SeIie, ban
bIioer biemme. Gan fOmmer iig Ita.
Dig efter Ben Speoonl, ban tit paa
8aarparteu, % Ter soSt no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

~terior, 1inn., og ". 9opim, aren'
bal, Minu., begse at Sauges Spnooe.
s Sisie iemti aar er ! oisle Wfe.
nigheSer 3,008 bleute bbbte, 1,53l
forfrmeret, $50 agteDiet cg 961
iorbfeite. SsIsenbe 8reiter bar !
sette Siosrlm betiert bis1e Renig5e'
Ser: ScnSen, Masnus, 8rrbn, @ii.
boIpb OIien, Irpeien og g. q. 8iere.
af bisie er be ire fsritn0unte Ssoe.
ct Offer paa 81 Dollars cptoses til
MisItonen bIanSt Be %bspitunme. Ont
trent 1900 Meuneifer bar tiliteoe.
Oct bar en- bpggeIig Dag. a1n fun
al "ee isrite" bar meo pda oenne
Set. Se er enten bsoe eaer lto1lpt'
teSp ... ...
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

3%nosOGrerbe StpIsnar begpuote lite
Sept. @Ieoer fan tiItrRoe naar iom brlit
oQ bar 8ulaet az fBldeuhe 0urier:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

ri brpSer % life ON boaS Sc les,
e1cr boao Der life hinoe bsIbreSe Gem.
8oa0ter5 8ocfb Rourtniu Sea aisr oeu
'pinTeitc % iuugeite gaatto eusr Spinoe
teri 90 iuuo.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12
.C!FS ARE RAISED
LARGE NUMBER ARE INCLUDED
AeSus sh.cco Operatives are bsrs-
a;esd s.ncs rtrss ef ysas las
oca Ttx,lle Operatives IN New Eas
ana Have n~ea oFaafea IassvAs
cd Wages.

Roslvn, St-re,al. advance 81 p
rer ecnt Va Wages ia the ,'ssi"n Nais
in Ja O. murp esit~s. towns asa ~
lag-s of S.,nih~ra Massachusetts ard
Rloic islaud. uvut into rtfe~t M"n-
dag.
Aboui $500 operative. Ans heuss-
nt'od. S,uce the tucvpl,.u of the uts-
ward movement ia mill uaEvs early
in the Near. lti.0od ssNtalr operative
Ia New EnlSaud States haze bal
their pas al, Aarrd i've - Ii Ier rcnt.
OF the total utsmbrr llnm ws,Tk tn
The -oitou mlll~. aud ah.mi hhoasn -
the Wt..lcu mills. and Huteisd plani..
Al 'be eo'tau usills ia Fail kNsr
increased Ihcir wages l0 t-r e~ui a
week a&u. Nth ia" .xc,.ptl"u "f SIS
Falt River Lou Works Mails uh,.n
were paying Ia I~r cent motr thgn
thc either faetul1cz THIS hr"uEht inc
feeaving schedules to the basss rhich
existed before the reduction af iaof.
Today the Fall River Irnn WORKS
: which are controlled b. VI. 4. II.
BORDEN nt New York. made a further
advance which Agasn places waT.s
IN Mr. borden s mills higher than
those paid in other factories. The
Iron Works Cotton Mills employ
| about 5000 hands.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12
Admiral Roicstvensky Acquitted

tronstadt, BY Cable.-Admiral Ro-
JescvenNky was acquitted. Roicst-
'enSkN : trial on The charge Of sur
rendering 4" the enemy after the bat
tie Of the Sea Of Japan before court
martial july T. The court delibcrgf-
ed nearly ten hours Four officers uf
the torpedo boat destroyer Bedo1i.
who were placed on trial with the Al
mIral. were found guilty Of having
premediiatlvely surrendered the BE-
dow and all four were condemned Ia
death by shooting. But. on account
of cXtenuatIn2 circumstances the En-
peror viii be requested 10 commute
the sentences of the four officers to
dismissal from service aud 10 be- de-
prived of certain rights which they
would otherwise enjoy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12

Washington. Special. - Secretary
Shaw has i~su"d an appeal Ia the ua
tlonai banks To assist the government
In supplying the pressing demand f"-
notes of small denominations. liz.
has sent to all national banks a let.
Ter requesting them la issue n much
as possible Of the aggregate Of their
circulating notes ia five dollar bills.
indicating I" Them that there - morn
profit III the issuance of such notes
than IN putting out nofes nf larger
denominations The secretary Sa.s
the trca Surer of the United States *
unable to meet the pressing demand
for notes of small denominations.
The law permits the national baul.
tn issue onc-third their circulating
notes IN five dollar bills. The aevr,-
gale outstanding i little over 500
ooo.Wo. Instead of one-ihird there
- hut SI1.0O0.00 IN iives. The ad.Ii-
ti"nal so 0.000.000 Gvrz would greatly
relieve the situation. Tie SECRETARY
SAYS II the banks will cxcrciSc it'll.
care and pav over their cuumtrrs o,,-
~ national bank notes they viii
greatly assist in times of mnncfar,
str1n@cncy National bank note. are
not available for reserve and are ,al-
uahle only when in actual use.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12
The Margarita on Fire.

New York, SpeciaI-The Clyde
Line steamer Carib. from Georgetown
and Wilmington. reports having sight
ed the Uruguayan bark Margarita on
fire at sea off the Delaware capes. The
Margarita left Philadelphia July s
bound 10 Halifax There was 10 sign
of life on board. The vessel was
blazing fiercely aft. From the main
mast forward everything was untouch-
ed by fire. The crew were apparently
taken off BY a passing vessel.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12

The worth Of promise = proper
" Judged only BY performance. !
SIX xoa Ia compare Democratic pnssn-
i>es ~ith Republican performance. In
eIdentalfy. ponder how maeh wonld
have been done If Mr Parker rad
been elected and lad acted on h1s ;he-
ory that the common Iaw supplied
all that was necessary for the suppress
sion OF trusts aud the abolition of
rebates. IL NAV be noted also that
while Mr. Bryan has been m"st EN-
phatie and eloquent IN his deserip-
lion ard denuneiation of trusts and
abuses of corporate organization and
wealth his suggested remedies for
their prompt suppression have been
very vague unless indeed his propo-
sal that the government buy or con-
denim all Interstate railways with
their immense mileage and maintain
and operate them * 80 be regarded as
an immediate. ready. practical. and
feasibly remedy.
Here Secretary Taft reviewed at
sion Of Congress and the present ad-
ministration He explained the popu-
lar distrnst of the democrats, spoke
of the worldwide influence our ma
ton i cxertinc along all lines Of ef-
fort.
In closing Secretary Taft showed
conclusively that the republican party
has taken vigorous stand III re-
Straint Of corporate greed and has
done much to relieve the people from
the tyranny OF the trusts and all other
combinations Of aggregate wealth
The entire address was mastery
and statesmanlike presentation OF
genuine republican doctrine. and will
have a good effect on the party not
only in North Carolina, but through
out the entire country.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12
Veteran Tobacconist Dead.

Danville, Special.-News has been
received here of the death in Wilson.
\. C.. Of Edward NJ. Pace. who was
for years a prominent and influential
citizen of Danville. He had construct
the first brick tobacco warehouse ever
built i'll the city. and his energy and
work had much to do with making
Danville tobacco centre. Fifteen
years ago he moved to Lynchburg,
where he opened what was known as
Pace s warehouse.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12

slsssa.lssag the psttassv eo@ 80
hy sir>~ veterans and. II - SECURE ,!
Legislative ma Jors,y. shall sos~ a. $50
sss~tr,~~-
-. We taAus il.s establishment -
skz ApgSIaehsau Park AID pledge zsv
hrpahlseAn Congressman slrvtVd frees
.hs. Stsis 80 h~ 1ts frsssa. ha' 81
ssfahlishmeu. mn,t be sis uovi cf
kspihli~an s'atTsmanship ard tlse~c
49, fFasnd> uIssuaat ~ho le-ek fa ~rs
i. cone sr,yua .liseredatsa Demostasss
husse.ess sr administration.
-. We change sha, the Democrat
ie SsA.e administration has hecn esssst
/, beyond ltEt e~drni without being ef.
Accent. thas the dockets of ihe courts
ln vary many counties remain clog
ged though judges and solieitor~ hasr
been increased In number And III pay.
Ne ate u:sal,erably opposed 10 frauds
iI-ln the suffrage. aud we believe that
The grea: amount of crime aud law
lessnrs that prevail and seem on the
increase IL our State. .lneluding lynch
ings. ate due 10 the llcentious tongues
uf Democratic orators and others who
commit crime aud fraud for the Dem
ocra,ic narty. Honest men can see no
oifTerer,c between stealing a ballot
aud a horse. between false rctuut uf
tue ~c.nlt Of an election aud false
oath in the court house and false veg
diet iii the jury box.
that town and city poll tax IN North
alt il the sense Of thls convention
Carolina should not exceed II. Aud,
whereas some dissension has arisen
among Republicans on account oi cou-
| tests over appointments Ia Federal OIL
| fees. which, with charges and counter
charges have been given undue prom
| inence by the Democratic press. and
| whereas the Democratic party has
been enabled to retain It's hold uI1n
| the State government by appeals Ia
| race prejudice, references Ia the dis
| orders and cofusion resulting from
| the war and 1.-the days of IS. a.
| well as the manifold repetition Of the
statement that all Republicans are
| offiee-seekers. Ii is therefore now re
solved. that the State executive com
mitiee of the Republican party be and
! it is hereby instructed 10 assemble
and every member thereof In Greens
| boro, \. c., on the first day of Sep
| tember. 1906. and on the first day
of March and September in each and
every year hereafter. and shall ther
and there before adjournment consid
er applications for appointment to al
| Federal offices in North Carolina Tho
| terms of which shall expire III th'
next six months, and to recommend
to the appointing power in each in
stance a suitable person for each 20
sition, except in such districts "a ar
represented by Republican congress
man. That no application shall b.
considered unless the applicant shal
state in his application that he VII
submit to the action and recommenda
| ton of the committee without furthe
contest.
"Resolved. That the executive
committee. III making recommenda
tionS, shall observe well that the ap
plicant has the support of his loea
party friends. in addition to beni
well qualified for the position.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12
Conference in Thaw Case.

New York. SpeciaI.-An imporian;
conference. from the view point of the
defense, in the Thaw ease was held
IN the Tombs. Those present In ad-
ditDn 10 Thaw, were his wife and
former Judge OIeott, leading attorney
for the defense. II il reported a. .
result of the conference Thaw with
drew his opposition TO entering the
plea of emotianai insanity when the
ease comes to trial.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-07-12
Over q Million Immigrants

New York. SpcriaI.-Just 1.062.-
OJ4 immigrants entered the United
States through this past fiscal wear
ending June 18th, an increase of l9g.-
O15 over last year. The largest mum
ber 222.6OG came from Southern Italy.
The Hebrews were second Hith 12i.-
600 The immigrants brought with
them a total of lg.0D0.OOO.