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The Washington times., 1906-02-03
THE LATEST HATS
Are Gradually Assuming Less Abnormal
Lines

II has been stated poSltlFeiy that
by the spring all exaggeration in size
and eccentricity in shape will have
disappeared from the hats and that con-
ventional lines will once again be fash
ionable. Certainly among the latest
French models a decided tendency to-
ward simplicity Of design is noticeable.
the shape now most popular being the
severe round sailor The brim is once
again either the same width all around
or a triie narrower in back, but Of
course the sailor hat can be bent end
changed as much as desired.
With a walking suit a small. severe
hat is srhartest. Plumes, birds and
feathers are used as trimmings rather
than flowers and lace. An attractive
little hat is OF gray felt About the
crown are two rows Of fiuted velvet,
while on the side two cock feathers
rise from a large velvet rosette. The
color OF the velvet should depend upon
the shade OF the cloth suit. but If
black or dark gray the hat could he
worn with almost any shade.
For a velvet gown the hat need
not be Of the same material Satin
tulle. fur and felt are all just as smart
with such n costume. Exceedingly
pretty is another model OF marine blue
felt, a soft net scarf being draped
about the crown. The large French
roses used are of deep tone of pink
Just the tone needed against the
blue or the hat itself.
New Shape.
A new shape popular this winter Is
4 round hat of black velvet and satin,
the brim curved over slightly all
around. The crown is OF velvet and
the rim is black satin. About the
crown is a wreath OF large pink roses
The hat is tilted down on the right
side for beneath the brim on the left
is q fun cache-peigne Of black tulla.
For a simple hat this makes a charm
ing model.
ing, but here and there one sees an
exceptionally pretty model such was
one OF dark blue felt. the crown draped
with a soft scarf OF light blue SILK
OF very pale blue is the Cockade OF
aigrettes and ostrich tips rising from
the cache peigne Of blue chiffon. Just
ID front is a cluster of gardenlas.
Mauve Velvet.
OF mauve velvet is another. About
the crown is draped a scarf Of pale
lilac satin At the side Is arranged a
cluster Of vioIets shaded from deei
purple 10 palest mauve and white
/ Under the brim on the left side is a
small cache-peigne Of ribbon and VIC
1 let's
Blue is a fashionable shade at the
moment, and pale blue hats are worn
with ali colors-black white, lilac. OF
blue This is shown in an exquisite
\ nat Of pale blue felt trimmed about the
| crown with wreath of unusually large
| sardenfsts The ostrich tips are OF tht
| blue shading deeper toward the ends
| a slmpe hat Is OF dark green felt
a scarf encircling the crown Instead
! of flowers there Is pOmpop or Os
trich tips and aigrettes. Nestled II
the ribbon cache-peigne are some
/ dahlias.
/ An evening model is Of old ross
/ satin trimmed with shades pink scarf
and a cluster of white and mauv'
; violets and 4 few sprays Of maiden
I hair fern.
The Washington times., 1906-02-03
Pain Over the Eyes
Headache and Catarrh
Relieved IN 10 Minutes

That dull. wretched pain in the head
just over the eyes is Of the sifresi
signs that the seeds OF catarrh h4vo 2 sen
sown; it's your warning 20 adInii ister the
quickest and surest treatment f, prevent
the seating Of the dreaded MALI 4=
Agnews Catarrhal Powder viii st1p Sii ras,s
ia ten minutes and cure.
DR.. Agnew's Ointment sooshes ell
skin diseases, 35c. 80
sold by Modern Drug Co, No. 81 eth St
NV Jas OfDoRneII. e54 st. nv and Sd
st and Pennsylvania ave. ss.
The Washington times., 1906-02-03


Informal we'll and varied the designs which
andf andf
is
a
a Of
the
hite lace chemise
The Washington times., 1906-02-03

kindly questions as to the age. name
and sex OF the infant. She was told
that il was a girl, two months Old. and
named Beauty She vas more fortunate
than the kentucky girl. Beauty re
Trained from barking. and. disguised as
an infant, permitted his mistress TO
reach her destination without Interrupt
ton.
The Washington times., 1906-02-03

To use up odds and ends Of pastry
make a lining in some small patty tins
and fill with two yolks or eggs whipped
stiff and mixed with two tablespOOnfuis
OF grated cheese Beat the whites stin
and fold lightly through it Just before
setting in the oven and bake stiff
The Washington times., 1906-02-03

Chestnut Blanc Mange.-Peol and skin
q quart Of chestnuts and stew in a little
The Washington times., 1906-02-03

\ goose, having short legs is trussed
Inherently from chicken. and turkey.
AtIer inserting skewers wind string
twice around one leg bone, then around
the other leg bone. leaving ope-incb
space OF string between legs. Draw
legs with both ends Of string close 10
back. cross string under back. then
Iasten around skewers and tie In q
knot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
Infer Gelepboubienff.

Stad einem BON Dem @eniusbureau i'm
Depurteuient fir Grbeit unb Sanbsl
ausSebsuen Spejialberidt, bedteu bic
5ernipreder in ben Yereinisten Staa.
ten, bic fir @eiddftsSwede bsnust wur.
ben, i'm Sabre 1902 4,779.571 Wtei.
fen uno ibre 3abl mar 1925. .9s1. I'M.
abbdusise Sinien bedten 1896 Wtets
len unO Die 3abl ibrer 6erniprsder mar
55,747. SIN Durdidnitte CAB es
einen Sernipreder fir ie 81 Berio'
uen unO jeoe ReriOn bsnuste oas Gs.
lepbon ourdidnittlid 65 Wfal per
Sabr. Sm 1. Sanuar 1905 sab es in
ben Ssreinisten Staaten 3,400, 900
Serniprsder. Gan Sruuciseo mar bic
nit benz bsiteu Sernipreaipitem aus'
seriiitete Stabt, benn bort CAB es i'm
Durdidnitt einen Sernipre6er fir ie
neun Periouen. @lepelano fOmmt nit
einem Sernipreaer fir ie 10 Perionen
on ,msiter uno Bottom nit eiuem fir js
16 Psriouen an britter Stelle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31

Gin Stiid 9istutt beiibt
elm Mdnn Numens Charles Stint In
Gambia, q. g., bas fein Batter anIGbs
li6 zines 8efudes auf Der sgregatte
.Gonititution" i'm Safen bon portss
mouth i'm Sabre 1855 uls anbenten
mttnabm.
Gtne merlin Ii r6ige @ioz
ttne befibt Elm Mann in 3ubst, Ule.
9as Snitrument 1T aus Material bsrs
geitellt, ods Dem &aiiitensSubboosn
Der alien Sregatte ,WinneTota" ents
itummt, tpeI9s i'm Sabre 1902 in Gafts
port perbrdnnt tpuroe.
Der darenerport Sns
9 m 3 na9 Der S6tpeis be-
3tfferte itd tpdbreno 6es &alenberiabs
res 1904 auf $10.300,000. Drei @iers
tel baDon beitan6en in Robbdumipolle,
Petroleum, unberarbeitetem Sabdt,
9eber, S4mal3 unb Sleii9.
Dte befen getriebsGeis
ter, Wiuiteraeidner unb SGrber In
ben 2uneafbirer (Guslanb) Baum
tpollfdbriten beseben ii9, infolse Der
ibnsn bsrfprodenen b0bsren aobns,
na9 Snbien uno Sapan, um bort bte
9eituns bon Gabriten gu iibernebmen.
etne obatfDrmtge Oil
Idr6 tdfel bat elm berpprrdgens
ber ensltfher profeiiionellsr 9iadrbs
fpisler erfunben. 9ieie grfinouns Be,
fettist Die problematifdsn 8srednun.
gen bstreffs oss Die @den trsffenben
9alles unS seitaltet 6ds Spiel f9tpies
rtssr unb pifTsniduftli&sr. =
Dte adrenausfubT
b Sf g 9tpet5 na9 ben Ser.
Gtudten belief ii9 pGbrenb bes Siss
tdliabres 1905 auf 500, 100000. Siss
bebeutet eine 3unabme um ettpd 81
prosent felt bem Sabre 1895. Die
3unabme III bauptfd9ltb auf Spiben
nHb @tidereien suriidaufiibren.
Jn 2onboner 9arbters
4 BEN finben ficb isbt au9 attos
mobationen fiir iol9e Wdnner, ipAde
f9 ielbft rafiren tpolIen. Die aubors
fommenosn ssigaros balten untsr 2lnz
oerem du9 Die 2d'irutenfilien In Orb
nung mrs urterireifen Die lInerfdHres
-en, hi, s.. TuaYt oss Gel6ftyaiirsr7
..fsr~,N .~r'',-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
MilitdrpeniIcnsgefee.

Sm beutiden Reidstas lit nunmsbr
bas Wtilitdr geniionsSeies snbsiiltis
anssnommen pOroeu, 10 oaB ulIO tiiuf,
tisbiH i'm oeuti6en Deere Die SO6itpsn-
iion Der Sfftiiere i9on nad slblouf BON
35 anitatt wie friiber uad 40 Disnit'
iabren Sewdbrt miro. Die usus Sen.
iionsitala fat Dor alien bsn ipsientli9sn
Sortbeil, oaB iie su eiuer slufbe6eruns
Der unteren, bisber sesen unueriduloste
giotblase beim ausideioen aus benz
Dienit iebr unssniiseno ssidiisteu
Dienftsraoe iiibrt. @snnslsi6 Oas
@eies teine seniisenos YsriorSuns bic.
tst, 10 ii4srt es bod cine ni4t 3u untsr'
i4aseuos Serbeiieruns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
0aS bas 0plf perlauat.

Die antwort uui bic Ebronrebe bee
3areu bel Der Gr0ffnunS Der Reids'
ouma lit fertis seitellt poroen uni
murbe banu pom Der nit Der sb'
iaiiuns bstrauten @Ommiiiion i'm Inter
banis bss gurlaments uorselest. Si'
entbdlt Die fOlsenoen jebH 5orSerun'
gen:
1. Gasemsine gmnsitis /;
2. gbidaffuus Der EoOssitrafe;
8. Suspenoiruus oes 8riess9eiesee
uno aller slusnabmsssiess
4. Solitauoise biirssrlide 6reibeit
5. Nbidaifuns bee Reidsrat
6. Reuiiion Der Sunoamentalss'
iese;
z. @rridtuns zines uerantwortli9eu
Dfiniiteriums;
8. Das Re4t Der Suterpellation;
8. @r,wunsene Sauo'Grpropriation
10. @aruutie Der 9te9te uou Sc
@enoiienidaften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
Shlauer 9ldu.

Inter Der ysituns uno auf 8eruuluis
iuns BON 8. RierpOnt WtorSan unb
Senrp 6. Srid ioll init eiuem Setriebs'
'tapital bon elmer Billion cine @eiell'
i6aft orsaniiirt perSen, bic BON ben
Observation-Disclosures Soblenlanberei'
en- iomis idmmtlide gntbeilideine an
Soblenfirrnen auftaufeu mill. Our6
bic i'm Senat unlausit ausenommene
6radtraten'8 8orlase wirO es ben @iiens
babnen unteriast, Wiiteisentbiimer BON
Soblsnldnbereien oOer itille Gbeilbaber
BON aobleufirmen ju ieiu, osren PrOs
butte iie befOroeru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
Nesuliruns Der auSnusuns bes
Rio Graupe.


Staatsieirstdr Root uno 8otidafter
@aiaius, als Sertrster Wfsrico's. uu'
terjei9n.ten einen 3piiden ben Resie.
run9en Der Ser. Staaten uno Wierico's
abssidloiienen 9ertras. our9 ben Die
Seuusuns oes Baiiers I'M Rio 9ranoe
resulirt piro. SSenn Der 8srtras pom
8uubssienat sutsebsiBeu psroen iOllts,
Dirb cine Strsitfrase erlsOist usroeu,
bic bereits felt Subreu ju mieoerbOlten
unb eruiten Reibsrsisn Seranlaliuns &c.
seben bat. Seit etlpa eiuem Sabr'
buu6ert baben Die ir Der Did6s oes
Rto @ranbe wobnenoen Wterifaner
oaS Baiier su Serieislunss;usden
beuust, unb in ben lesten Sabren ba.
ben Rriuatseiellidaiteu ourd Ddm'
me uno Candle bas SBaiisr bes Slui.
les mad Oieier Settle abselsnft, mos
rauf Die Merisauer S6abenerlass
gnipriide erbOben, aber bis tett nod
ni6ts erbaltsn baben. Der 9au
zines Dammes iiber ben Rio @ran6e
bel @ussl, 9iew WtericO, bat bic su'
selesenbsit sur Sriiis sebradt uno
su unterbanolunsen 5wii9en beioen
9dubern Yeraulaiiuus seseben, bic
3u Dem jest abseidloiieusn Sertras
gefiibrt babeu. Su oieiem pirb Die
ben Wterifanern mad Sem seHsinen
@sies iuitebeuOe 8eredtisuns, siuen
Gbetl Oes 5tublpaiiers gu benueen,
ansrfauut; op6 oa bic Sersinisten
Staaten bic Soften fur ben 8au bss
Dammes uuO css equals gang ullein
trasen. 10 miiiien iiH bic Meritaner
nit benz Gbeil Oes ilieBenben 0al.
Iers ;ufrieoen seben, Der 9enii9eno lit,
nm $4,000 acres trodenen 2aubes
;u bswaIsrn. Dafiir usripridt bic
meritanii9e Resieruus oarauf Su ies
ben, oaB sessn bic 9fesieruns Der
8ereinisteu Staaten BON einjeluen
gerionen feline SdaOeneriasflageu aus
seltrenst werosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
seltenes xbier sefanseu.

Capt. 8opO slleranoer BON Der sller.
anbsrs@ lius.@rpeoition beri9tet aus
benz aususDiitrift am Bslls'5lus i'm
Sonso5rsiitaat, oab ss ibm sslunsen lit,
elm leltenes, unter bsm giamsnS Sfapi be.
tanutss 3bier 5u fanseu. Der 9Opf
Oieies sissuartisen Gbieres lit BEN
elmer @iraife abnlid; es lit etpa
Al 5uB bod uuo isbr fart Sebaut.
Der a0rpsr css Ebieres lit sldnSeno
i6par;, init ueiBen Ooer bellselben
SiiBen; an ben 9iuterfiiBen iieht man
Oranssn' OOsr purpurfarbise bOriScutals
Streifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
9tlamare, eadauanna uno BeHsru Balm

Su araft ssn 1. Suui 1904
siolid -8ul6ei Srrantpn fur Rtw gUri
nm 2.f5, 800, Cos. 500, 1910, Born. /;
1910, 3.35 une $40 9ahmitiass. 6iir
glsp gort unc philadelphia, um $40 II. 1910
Born; 1910 uuo 3.35 Na6mitiaes. OUR
@pulesbprp 6.tO NaHmittaes.
R0r0lid, sir Buffalo I'm rs, 6.25u. 900
Wur.; t.55. $40 unb tt.t0 Ratmittass. Sir
8iusbamtpn, Glmira uns 3pil6tuiatiOnfn I'm
fO.l5 Rer uue I 05 Ra9m. 8hr Ssptep.
SYraeuIt uue Utica. um LIS unb 6.25 Wpr. ;
f.55 Ra1miiiass Osrtsp. SyrasuIs unb
Utica 3us UNI 6.25 ROr. i6uft tdsIiH, ausas-
npmmtn Sonuidss. 6iir MpntrOls nm 900
Rcr.; los uue 6.35 Na&m. NitpIcn @e.
epmceatiou. I'm 400 unh els Na@mitiaes.
Nloomsbnrg 6ibifion-gsrldbt SCRANTON
fiji NoVtbumbtrlauo UNI 6.35, 1910 Wpr.
i.55 uub $40 9a1m. 8hr plymouth um 9.05
Ha&mitiase.
Spnntaess3iiee.
eaolidt-Bir gltp gCrf um $50, 800,
6.05 unb 1910 Rprssns; 3.35 uub 3.4O
Yahm.
WSrstid - 8fr Buffalo um IFS, uni
6.25 RpI. t.55, $40 unb tt.t0 Rabm
8fir 8iuebamipn unb 3uifhsuifatipnsn, 900
une 1895 Bprmittaes.
1leomsburg Sibifiou-8 Suanicr
um 1910 Wpr. unb $40 Na6mittass.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
3clita aebeift.

Or. eorsn3, Der bsriibmte 0iener
Srit, srfldrte elmer in gtsp DOrf einse.
troifeneuDepeihe jufolse, oaB bic fleine
9olita GrmOur, Godtsr bes @bicasOer
5leiidbarons Yhilipp Q. slrmOur, bic
ii9 ausenblifli9 bel ibm befinbet,
BON ibrsm 9iiftenleiosn sebeilt 1T uno
uur nod ourd sissnartise 8ewssuusen
beim @eben on ibr friiberes Seiosn ere
iunsrt. Das MdOdsn wirO cine 3site
lang unter Der 8ebanoluns unS Pflese
Oes Slr3tss bleiben, wabrenb ibre @ltern
cine automobilfabrt burd Die S9wei3
unb Sranfreid MAIDEN uollen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
StlDsrfOile,
Muaen. Spe,ialift,


AusensS Spe;ialiit,
225 9acfa. Noe, Stranton, pa.
Die Srausu smpFubH bic slnfnnsuns
bsr aussn friibn oDsr lpGtT. @bsnbs iinb
lis sriGSpfi, iit brsuusn unb f&msr,,n nat
BEN qtlsn petr Hdbsu. aa' biti. Symp.
tome iinb Silftruft ber Ausfn. Sit piItu,
ea6 I'D farft 9riasn bic Auafn ihdbistn,
rdbrtne palItnet Sri1tn bic aussn f6rfsH
unb bic Stbfraft perbtlsrH. Dirfsn Sit
asasniib1 bislsn 3batId6tH forslps isin 2
SprsHtn cir tiumal bsi Silpsrfont pcr,
bsr als praftii&r Optifsr ttns 2Oidbrist
Grfatruns bsist, pamit Sis trfabrtu, oh Ole
bic gi@tigt 8rilt irasen. 8isls Sptiftr, bic
lcuif ppriiGtis Fnb, iibtrisbtH oft bic Iras.
tpsiie zines stnautn anpalIsns Der 8riltu.
geir tabtn Rabmtn jsstr @attuns uub
5crm an Sanb, pslht uns btfdbieeu, tmmer
bic ri9tige GrSes unb giion ~ fnbsu.
Rabmtu gsnisttt unb 9snfen RAID bsicrat.
s6 6nnitlibe Aueen -6a
Sd babe sintu gcrratb bapon uue fam
itet i5arbt cbu @rSbs Der S5biuns anpalitn.
Sis paifsn ssnau unb ine Don ben natiir-
liGsn slussn faum uutsri&sipbar. 8uss6t
ui6t ben plas:
Silber It 0 ne,
hustn Spejialifi.
ee5 eaddpanna Noe, 6erantOn, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31

8eltsllt Ous .8oaeublutt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
Seftiee Grbbeben aus Der Micuacs Is
lei aemelbet.

slus benz Orient iinb 9iadridteu BON
i6redliden Seripiituuseu einsstroiien,
bic unldnsit bnr9 @rSbebeu In llnianfai
uno llmssseno in Der Monsulei anses
riAtet poroen iino. OtaG ben Wtit.
tbeilunsen Der Petins Zines bot bas
Grobeben cine mebrsrs Sus breite Orb.
ipalte 3uriid setaiien unb Die atte StaSt
lluiantai in einen Griimmerbaufen
perpanoelt. Sn pefins purOeu nm.
faiienbe Sorbereituusen setrofen,
nm ben Bepobnern Der bonn @robss
ben beimseiuateu Diitritte Silfe ;u
leiiten. Seitise @roit0Be murbeu
ebeufalls in Soften in Der ProuinS
@biua peripiirt; Die idliumiten Ser.
Diiitungen werbeu aus 2iauen, Pra.
feftur 2idu, semeloet. Dort murbsn
uiele @ebduoe serit6rt uuO uiels 8srio.
uen 9etOotet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
Die bofen senntassaefeee

RearsGomiral @pans, Der 8eiebls'
babsr Der Sltlantiideu Slotte, lit nit
ben Sonntass.9eisseu bes Staates
Utaiiaduietts, mo- er isin 9auptquar'
tier bot, ni9t sufrieoeu, oa iie am
Souutas ysibssiibunseu i'm 5reien per'
bietcn. Gr wir6 BON Priucetown,
W1alI., na9 Rodlano, Wtaiue, iiberiie'
bsln. neil er Der aniidt 1T, baB feline
Oeatroieu aud am Sonutas @eleSens
belt erbalten iollten. Baieball' uno an'
here Spiele ;u ueranitalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-31
eadamanna & BbOmins gaIlsp.
(eaureI einie.l
al In Sfroft am 4 c(uni f905.

3Tai n Nratl am /. Juni 1yU5.
9iiss periadeu Scranton lin 1 90, 200, 300
400, 500 uns 500 Rpretus. lin 40 Wpr.
gene an gBCGtntastn unb dnt uaHfclssnet
lran,ia Winuten, unb uni 700 Wprgtus an
SpHnfaefu unb alt uaGfeletuet ipan,is Mt'
nuitn bic unb tuflu1pt ~ 90 Rd6is, in gBil'
fts.Sarrt Al Rinuttu ipGtr aufcmmtue.
3hat alIt 10 Ninuitn an @p@tninstu ben
$50 Die $40 Na&mittass.
Grpueitst bnIisu uur In Tittstcu an, ptr.
IaHsu Scrantpn nlIt Stuuht tdei6, dusat-
ncmmsn Spnniae, BON 7.f6 Wcratns bic um
7.i6 Radmittdes une trtiftu In g8ilfss'Sars
80 Wtuuteu Ip6itr elm.
Osfttrtr Ditua ,pii&tH Scranton, Ray aHe
pari unh Tttrsburs.
Sistt 8abrpIan fur esp6dbtfurbunes 3hst.
8.G. @plp IT,, Btrftbrslfittr, Suauicn'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-13

larger than the total for the same quarter of last year. it must be noted that there are a number of bond issues to be voted upon this month in various places, and while it is practically aS- sured that very nearly if not quite all will carry no account of them has been taken in these calculations because their issue is not formally decided. Had they also been considered. the large ratio of gain Tn public improvements would nave been even more clearly good distribution of the new work to be done throughout the entire sec ton, and both labor and materials wilt be in liberal demand"
 The amounts by States are, Alabama, $7,S23,100 Arkansas, $262,O0O: Florida, $1.10S.000: Georgia, $S1 900: Kentucky. $112,400; Louisiana, $1,0S0, 900; Mary land, amount not reported Mississippi. $7S4. .000: North Carolina. $41S,000; South Carolina $253,OO0; Tennessee. $1,2SN.- 900; Texas, $1.67t.76 Virginia. $714.- O00 West Virginia. $254000; Indian Territory. $261 300; Missouri $1,309, 400. and Oklahoma, $760,00O.
 The Improvements contemplated un- der. the issue of these securities in clude undertakings that will add vast munities and will be an inspiration to further advance. According to pres ent indications, too, the second quar- ter of the current year will report a much larger total of new securities is- sued in the South than did the first three months. Many bond issues are proposed and only await the requisite elections to insure their sale and tho undertakings of improvements.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-13
" IVY
Montgomery People should Take vinol.


 Our wel1-known druggist, MT. F. G. Fowler. says: We do not believe there is a man. woman or child in Montgom- cry whom our famous cod liver oil preparation, Vinol. will not benefit at this season of the year.
 we believe there Is no need for so many people to drag around run down, tired out and debilitated. or for old people to remain weak and infirm when we guarantee Vinol will restore health and strength.
 Continued Mir Fowler: For centu- rios cod liver oil has been recognized as the grandest of all body building agents for wasted human strength and vitality, but on account of the heavy, nauseating and system -clogging oil which enveloped it's curative proper ties few could take it with any ben eft
 Tn Yinol you get in a concentrate form every one of the curative and strength creating clements of cod liver oil actually taken from fresh cods' flyers. and without a drop of oil to up- set the stomach and retard it's work
 "Vinol Is not a patent medicine, and you know what yoa are taking. as ev- erything it contains Is named on the back label of every bottle.
 ''Vinol is guaranteed by over two thousand of the leading druggists of the United States to create strength for )ld people, for the run down, tired, and debilitated. weak. sickly women and children, and after a severe sick ness.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-13
FllBUSTER'S CLAIM
SEEKS TO RECOVER s2s,ooo FROM
 JIMINEZ.
Joseph l.. Cunningham. the Complain ant, One of Those Who Set sail from Mobile for SaBtO
 Domingo.

New York. April I2rUnited States army officers and Government officials
 were mentioned today in the testimony concerning the 1897 Fanata filibuster- ing expedition of General Jiminez. for mer President of Santo Domingo. which started from Mobile and went to Monte Christi. San Domingo. The testimony was given by Joseph l.. Cunningham. who Is seeking, in the Supreme Court. to recover $25,000 from Jiminez for ser vices which he claimed he rendered to the expedition.
 He testified that he offered both to Jiminez and to General Morales, who
 was killed in the expedition, to see sev- eral United States officials and politi- clans for the purpose of obtaining aid for the filibusters. The real object of the expeditions, he says, was the cap ture of the Republic of Santo Domingo for the insurgents with view to ob- taining Samana Bay as a coa1ing sta tion for the United States, a scheme which had been a favorite one of Gen. eral- Grants.
 Cunningham testified that re sent in bill to General Jiminez for $65,000. which the General said he considered was rather large for what were ser vices really rendered to the United States, and offered him $25.000, which he said he never received. Cunningham said he identified bill of lading which was addressed to Rod riguez. Mobile. the name by which Jiminez was known, and which the wit ness said was from the auartermaster of the United States" The bill Of lading was for 4S2,0o0 rounds of ammu- milton.
 The witness identified a letter writ ten by Jiminez on the official paper of the House of Representatives at Wash ington to General Morales stating the
 necessity for having money for ex-
 penses.
 Cunningham said there was cipher
 code between him and Jiminez and that
 in dispatch in this code. Jiminez urg-
 ed Morales to confer with Miles.
 "Who Is Miles" asked E.. P. Phillips, counsel for Cunningham.
 General Miles, late commander of
 the United States army" was the re- ply
 Cunningham said he had been led to understand that the Fanata was going to Cuba and had no knowledge at the time he helped Morales and Jiminez that she was bound for Santo Domin- go.
 Have you any idea why the Cap tain of the Fanata sailed for Monte Christi?"
 Well. General Grant when Presi- dent was very anxious to seize Santo Domingo and had plan drawn for its seizure. These plans contemplated starting from Monte Christi. and l sup pose Jiminez decided to carry out these plans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-13
NEGROES FLOCK TO PLAINFIELD.
Hundreds walk the Streets for Want
 of Shelter.

Plainfield, N. J.. April 12.-Every train that has arrived during the last thirty hours has brought to this city delegates to the meeting of the Church of God and Saints of Christ. When 1t was announced some time ago that this denomination. which consists of ne- groes, was to assemble here. 1t was supposed that the meeting would con- sist of a hundred or so delegates in addition to the little band of follow CTS here who have been locally known as The Feet Washers"
 Instead, however, they are pouring into the city bu hundreds. Last night many of the strangers failed to find accommodations and tonight at least 500 men and women are walking the streets unsheltered. The municipal authorities probably will have to take some action to relieve the situation.
 Nine hundred and five delegates reg istered up to tonight.
 The sect Is gathered for the observ- ance of a passover and the feast of unleavened bread. The ceremonies will begin at sundown tomorrow when the Rev. ". II. Hummer of Boston will blow the rams horn as signal for the beginning of the passover sea- son. The ceremony will continue for a week. The adherents of this faith claim to be the sons of Abraham and set up the further claim that they are the real Jews.