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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
We May Be So.

EIUftIICB If6TaIu.
 From present appearance. Hon. wm. J. Bryan will be practically the unani- tiona1 Convention for president. If not. he will at least be the principal fac. tor in shaping the platform and dic- tating the policies of the party fin the coming campaign.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

but It depends very much on the brand of goat that is shown. A Kansas man has flock of 2so Ansora goats which he clipped few days ago and obtained 1000 pounds of hair and sold It for 90 cents a pound. That is not bad for goats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

People who are short on greens may be relieved to learn from the Ne- braska State Journal that Ian excel lent pot of greens may be prepared by mixing dandelions. nettles and pig weeds in equal proportions" We will add that if that isn't enough a little poke-weed will help out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

ningham Is conservative. We beiisyss thaf it ia to the interest of the people and inc state 10 elect Cunningham.
 The citizens of Colbert will have an opportunity to hear him speak before the context Is over.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
RIF W o o D
LETTERS OF A CHORUS GIRL.
BIT pH1L H. ARMSTRONG q


 (No. 17.).... .... .... Dear Name; I've had another note from Jack. He's saved some rocks, you know, On us two doubling harness down the track A Hafiem flat with furnishing and He says he never loved no one but me, | And. well---perhaps, I'll tell him yes l some day But I hate to tell the limelight twenty-three
 Little Maudie hates to shake the play. Married life's all right, Name, for And Jacks 2 peach. but. honess-- The public would miss little Maudie's I'm afraid they'd make it hot for he and l. You know I mean to twinkle as star Some day in the glare of old Broad Honest, I don't think the day is far
 on, either, for look like Edna May. read somewhere that people who are | smart
 should gst spliced-they'd not live I'm afraid Iii have to funk, Name on | I guess It's stageland yet awhile for | me. Considerable. l A little drop of gasoline, | A mighty motor car, But when the thing explodes. why Considerable of jar
 That Jones Is proud of his anees- | tors"
 '.He needn't be--they wouldn't be | proud of him."
 Everything at this sealside. resort Is so expensive man can hardly stand "Yes; they even have higt tides;
 No Need far It.
 ''I have invented a system for tell ing a woman's age" | Well, you'll starva to death--the e women won't tell their ages and the men don't want to know them."
 Ought To. ,gi, My new play is called The on''u
 Well. it ought to turn away hum dreds"
 Broken Reflections.
 Most men can have hot time with a cold bottle. Another time a man feels like a hope less idiot is when he makes a woman l cry.
 Time and untipped waiter wait for no man.
 The man who came home drunk and thought he saw Vesuvius on the top step wasn't very far wrong.
 A rose might smell as sweet by any other name. but t wouldn't by any other price.
 You know not what a day may brin g forth, unless you have been drinking the night before.
 A woman spends a lot of her time | worrying as to whether or not, when she passes through the Golden Gatet St. l Peter will be nice looking"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
CunnInghaIn and Conner.

T uSO uIIlUItt DtsphI ICHs
 Cunningham was country bred boy; his sympathies were with the great class of farmers and laboring people and our people may rest assured of his honesty and will do all in his pow CT for the relief of burdens that op- press them. Conner is rich. Cunningham Is poor man; Conner is extreme, Gun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
VIII Sell Cheap.
nofhan

Dothan Eagle
 Some figured-head has figured it out that each Filipino has cost us s55 ure out what our part Is, if we have any, 1t will be put on the market at greatly reduced price. No attention would be paid to first sost Any old
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

The Philadelphia Item notes as an evidence of the value of ground in New York's leading retail district that 8 store to cost $4oo.OOO is going up on a lot that cost S1.OOo.OOO. The store is costly one, but the site cost two and a halt times as much.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
THE JANNEY COMPANY, Founders and Machinists.
DR. BUCHANAN. THE SPECIALIST.
 Treat. Without the Knife.

Diseases of women. piles. fistula. strio~ ture, skin, kidney. bladder. private and rec tai diSeases. nervous diseases and constipa- tIon treated with electricity. syphilis same treatment as Hot Springs, electrical outfit complete; nurse in constant attendance
 Hours to 8; office over Randy Kitchen 1RE Dexter Avenue. Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

The Dallas News believes, and says right out loud. that "Texas Is the greatest of all the States" We like that sort of standing up for ones own bailiwick, even if it does sound like boastinE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Labor Scarcity.

Florence Times.
 The high price being paid for labor in Aiabana,--in the furnaces, factories, saw-mills, turrentine orchards, and so forth,-is working a hardship on the farmers This wf1l mean later on to what is called farming on the Intensive plan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

At this late day The Buffalo News as
 serts that there was no truth in Judge Parker's charges about campaign con- tributions. The News should waiie up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
so,se erss.d for IL.

HdueueH TI1HeS NeWSs -
 The advanced socialists are claiming the president as one of their own; HIS HIS certainly gives reason for their claim, for his proposed plan Is socialism of the rankest kind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
They Remember.

M0biIe Register.
 Boston, Chicago, Charleston, Jackson ville aud Galveston show by their lib- eraI contributions to the relief of San Francisco that they remember the gem erous aid that was extended to them in the days of their distress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

vesuvius and San Francisco appear to have crowded Zion City into the background for the time being. It is a wonder that Dowie isn't putting in a claim fer haviuF caused the earth quake.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
KIDNEY TROUBLES
Increasing Among Women, Bat Sufferers Need Not Despair
THE BEST ADVICE IS FREE

Of sll the diseases known, with which. the female organism is afiicteds kidney diseasc is the most fatal, and stAtistics show thaS this disease is on the incrssss among women.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Mud Presefve the Game.

AshIand Standard.
 Hon John Wallace of Madison coun-
 ty Is very much in favor of a state there Is something done to preserve our
 game birds. we will soon have none to preserve.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Waif and aee.

Atmore Spectrum.
 It is a serious question whether the Hot Springs of Arkansas will prove such drawing attraction after they have been Comstocked and Parkhurst- ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
M wilI Neycr Do,

COiumbiana Sentinel. Who says romance is dead, when the son of a Central American president IS willing to move two or three nations to marry the little Washington girl ne loves7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

BETwIxF THE DEVIL and the deep sea is where many an. anxious inventor and builder in Structural Iron Work often finds himself Merely because ne hasn't located the best
 FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP to carry out his ideas. We herewith notify him that he'd better cut out the address below and paste 1t where his eye will keep it in view The Janney Co.,. Foundry for over fifty years the leading founders ana Bring along your problems in iron; our ex- perts will take them in charge and smooth not only the wrinkles from your weary brow but also from the surfaces of all your Iron work For fine work, expertly, reliably ana economically done
 THE JANNEY COMPANY,
 Founders and Machintsts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Coal In Morran.

Hartse1le Enquirer.
 It may surprise some people in Hart seiie when we say coal -Four feet thick, inexhaustible. can be found less than fifteen miles from here; but 1t Is true and we can produce the proof.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Poetic surgestion.

Birmingham Times {kep:i
 The poet who wrote Asleep at the other immortal ode in contemplatins the several party leaders in this state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Wunt M AM.

Centerville Press. no timidity about asking Tor what he wants. Politically they want nearly all in sight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
WHAT STATE PA PIERS ARE SAYING
Mes tsen lIeara.

Huntsviiie Mercury.
 The American people have heard him and they will very likely nave some. thing to say about 0ovsrnor Folk in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Why Perfect Beer
 Means \ eaIlh

Good Beer Is Possible Only With Eight-Day Malta scientific Fact.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
rumklea or,

Gadsden Journal.
 Both Dowke and Gorky have tumbled ed up and put back, before worship can be continued
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

It has generally been considered that goats wool is not a valuable asset,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Desenerated.

That Jones is proud of his ances- tors"
 He needn't be--they wouldn't be proud of him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
It's Congress That IIesitates.

Secretary Taft says the canal should be built by contract. So say we all. Meantime, congress cannot make up It's mind what sort of canal 1t wantss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Ought To

My new play is called The onl,u Breath"
 Well, it ought 10 turn away hum dreds"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
True.

Everything at this sealside resort Is so expensive a man can hardly stand it."
 Yes; they even have higt tides;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
No Need for It.

''I have invented system for tell ing a womans age"
 Well, you'll starva to death--the women won't tell their ages and the men don't want to know them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Considerable.

A little drop of gasoline, A mighty motor car, But when the thing explodes, why there's Considerable of a jar. Q,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

The man who came home drunk and thought he saw Vesuvius on the top step wasn't very far wrong.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
Broken Renections.

Most men can have a hot time with a cold bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

Another time man feels like hope less idiot is when he makes a woman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

Time and untipped waiter wait fo no man.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

On Fame's eternal camping ground Their silent tents are spread; And glory guards with solemn round The bivouae of the dead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25

rose might smell as sweet by any other name. but t wouldn't by any other price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07
BEACH PARK

Wcs- Point vlllight Limited.
Daily trains. except Sunday. -r.
b. " Returning. leave Beach Pan
, 81. = NJ
sunday. leave Richmond 10 A II
|. and 3 =. NJ. Returning. leave BearT
Park at and l0 p VI
All trains leave Soythcrn RaUua--
/ Depot 50c ROUND TRIP.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07
Chesapeake G. Ohio Railway

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newport News. Norfolk and Old Point
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Local Tor Newport News and Old Point
1880 " ana 800 " daily
James River Line:
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07
RAILROADS.
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Trains Leave Observation-Disclosures
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-07
McVFIGH & GT,TNN

REAL ESTATE-For Rent
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
TO SAFE THE FORESTS.
PromiuenfNcc5s Enslouders Petifiio,
Their Representatives. an Congress.

petttlor signed hy Governors Guild OF Masss
Chusetts. Cocb OF Maine IIcI4ane of New Ham.
shire, Bell OF Vermont. Utter OF Rhode Island sus
Roberts % CouEe-tlcut and about twoscore OF II.
leading mer ia New England. has been sent 70 u.
members Of .ha House Of Representatives from Ia
several New England States, asking them TO 10
their earnest efforts in behalf OF the bill now "a
fore the House for the shsh Unent OF two fors~
reserves in the East. 10 be known the Al,
pa1achian and the White Mountain forest reserves
The petition goes to say:
This bill having passed the Senate and having
been recommended to tho House without dissent ~
the COMMITTEES on Agriculture. we desire your PR
sonal influence in securing itS passage az this snali
session
Delay IN the passage Of This bill will mean ng
only that all Of the work hitherto ACCOMPLISH
will have to be done over. but also that denudatr
of the mountains Will go rapidly forward near.
while, causing irrepaTable damage TO The wals
powers Of the country, both North ana South III.
forests cannot he replaced upon the mountains
Later action will necessarily cost tho sovernmsr
much more. through the rapid advance priees@
lands and timber.
We hope that you will permit tine 20 clare
after the opening Of Congress before bringing tis
matter collectively OF individually, 70 Tie sttsz
tion of the Speaker
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
CORNELL IN MOURNING.
Bodies of Students, 1ccom panied by
CLASSMATES. Taken to Homes.

Ithaca y y Dec. S.-CorneII University went
into formal mourning to-day for the four students
and three volunteer hremen who lost their lives
when the Chi Psi fraternity house was burned
yesterday. All club and social meetings were can
CeIIed or postponed: the university chimes. that
usually play three times daily. mute. and the
senior class voted to mourning buttons until
Christmas recess. and adopted appropriate reso-
IutionS. The vesper service in Sage Chapel to-
morrow will he in the nature of memorial AT
its next meeting the senior class will take steps
toward a permanent memorial
To-day the seniors In body escorted the body
OF Oliver l.. Schmuck from the chapel 10 the rail-
road station. where II placed a train for
Hanover Penn. Two members OF the class accom-
panied the body 10 the home of Mr.. Schmucks
parents The body of James McCutCheon. 2d was
also taken from the memorial crypt and, attended
by students. removed to Pittsburg
The bodies of Nichols and Grelle have not Yet
been recovered from the fire ruins. The injured
students were improved today and all now
expected to recover. The origin Of The fire is still
undetermined
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
CAN'T SELL STORIES, TRIES CRIME.
Unsuccessful Magazine Writer Attempts to
Hold Up Bank

Great Bend Kan Dec. s.-After attempting to
rob bank to-day. single handed man who gave
his name George A Lewis. of Kansas City. was
surrounded and surrendered. Lewis walked into
the bank a few minutes after II opened this
Ing, and. pointing revolver at the cashier. ordcr-I
him to throw up his hands. In an Instant a clerk
lodged into the vault and set off burglar alarm
Lewis darted up alley. A crowd OF men and
BOYS gave chase and the robber ran upstairs into
building several squares from the bank Locking
himself in the second floor, he dehed
arrest fer hour
Several shots were fired into the room in at
tempt to dislodse the robber. and bullet Killed
man who was in office the street floor.
After an hour Lewis surrendered and taken to
tail
The man said that he came here from Chicago 20
rob the bank and admitted that he had not given
his right name. He said he had made contribu
ttons to Eastern magazines and papers. but his
articles had been rejected and that he had become
deSpOndent.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
Trial FOR FANTASTIC.
Mare U'ins Preliminary Derby Han
d;cap at Neso Orleans.

Neu Orleans Dec s-One of the largest crowds
of The season to-day Fantastic win the Prelim-
tnarv Derby Handicap, the feature event of the
closing dav OF the Crescent City Jockey Clubs first
two weeks meeting
FANTASTIC was off in front. and was never headed.
but at the finish Nico had to his whip freely
10 land the mare winner by half length in front
of De oro GIamor also we'll played. finished third
For pinching Meadow Breeze against the rail Sir
rroddington disqualified from third place in the
second race and show money given to Lady
Vashti. Three favorites won but all winners were
well played. The weather clear and the track
good. The summaries follow:
First Csx furlongs: seIlins)-Ton Manilins IO7
20 to a "Ss ssaSs der 1os 80 Mcdaniel ;r
Time. 1:lb1s Atlas, Invasion: s. Noel. Optional. Pin
Bail Abjure Geranum and Martius also
Second race six furlonssI-Toboggan. III Mountain
ond: Lady Vasht log tAubuchonl. to /. third Time
1914. Belle OF the South Rusk. Old Hal. Sea voyage
was disqualified after finishing third
Third race mile sixteenth: hendIcapl-Cild.
neD: TO 5. second F1avigny. a2 "a Martin, Is TO
third Tme a Pride of ss
Fourth race Preliminary Derby SIX f1elonss,r M IL
tain. Is 10 l. second: tiiamor lis Garner to 3
third. Time. l:14s. AnOwmaise. Billy Preston Not-
fui and ROYAL Breeze also
Fifth race 1.-TWO milesl.-Padre. 90 Garner, even
Cssb,en Mae 4Gs Mnderp ii ta : third Tine s5@
Bulwark. ROYAL Arms and Potheen also ran.
112 CMountainl. 90 TO / won: Lady Ellis9n 1os a.
tbira to me t5 hse Bano RnSh
Tinker. Lena J.. ARABIC. Dr. Heard Monte. Big Bow
seventh race zone mile and seventy YARDS Rather
Royal. ZOE (Beckman). 10 l. won Merr- Pioneer 1lo
TO l. third Time, 1906 Merry Belle scalp Lock
Triple Silver jungle Imp Golden Mineral Bitter Hand
Lady Ethel
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
CRACK SHOTS COMPETE.
4motem Championship 4swrants at
TraUers Island Traps.

Many of the experts who are to shoot in the
amateur championship Wednesday gathered at
Travers Island Yesterday and took part in the
weekly shoot of the New York Athletic Club. The
conditions not particularly good for high
scores, but the shooting excellent in each
event.
The feature of the day the starting of the
championship 100 targets. The ended in
tie between DR.. Pelham and P Piercy. The
doctor with handicap of s. broke 50 clay pigeons
while the other gunner shooting from scratch. re-
turned the number of kills
on the shoot-off at % targets the marksmen
again tied. Each had full card of p. There was
other shoot-oF the leg ended in a tie
The shoot for the second leg the December
so targets. and Hodgman aud Moffett each broke
46 Moffett shot from scratch. but the other gun
had handicap of 6 Tue shoot-off at %
targets and the scratch by targets,
Moffett's total 25 out of the possible %.
Piercy continued his good work i'm special scratch
event at twenty-five targets. He returned a full
he broke "a of his string of p. Fred Vilmar was
special . target shoot in which, with his
handicap. he returned card of 81
The shooting committee of the New York Athletic
teur championship. Tho first prize will be hand
some cup offered by J. S. DiCkerSon, of the Mer-
curry Foot organization. The second and third
prizes will he given by the club.
Entries close tomorrow with Gus Grief, chair
of the shooting committee OF the New York
Athletic club. II is expected that amateur shots
from all over the cOuatry will compete for the title
on Wednesday.
The scores were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-09
HOPKINS WAS HIGH MAN
Wins Shoot for December Cup at the
Crescent Traps.

A bitter wind made trapshooting anything but
a pleasure yesterday on the Crescent Athletic
Club grounds at Bay Ridge, but in spite of the
discomfort many of the crack shots of the club
contested in the seven matches. A number OF
guests also took part i'm the shooting. They in
cluded Tom Marshall. who was for sixteen years
Mayor Of Keysburg, ILL.,, and VINO also cap
tain of the American team which shot years
ago in Europe; William Herr. the former
teur champion. whose run of :01 the record
for many years, until Crosby broke it at the
Canton, Ohio shoot last year with run Of 4I9;
Jack Tanning and Lester German.
J.. c. Hopkins high man in the shoot for
the December Cup. for which ten entered. Hop
kinss score was 23 out of possible - w. c.
Damron and ]. II. Ernst tied for second place
with 22 each. F. r. Stephenson and o. c. Grin
nell jr., won the team shoot, with total score
of A w. G. Damron won special scratch
shoot fifteen targets. against eight others.
with total of Is He also trophy shoot
with full score of l.. F. r. Stephenson was
the winner of two trophy shoots. one with full
of L.. and the other after q shOot-off. with
q. A. Lockwood. O. {. Grinnell won l1-target
trophy match with II as his
The Crescent Athletic club has entered
squad TO shoot Wednesday at Travers Island
in the amateur championship. Each will
shoot at 1N targets. The scores in yesterdays
matches follow