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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
FIND
 OF PAPYRI
nRrTONs UNCOVER 13o BOXES IN
 EGYPTIAN EVAPORATION.
veIlum Leaf of Gospel --sOme Frag- mensn of atanHseript are Dated Second Cen-
 aary, D. Cs
London Cable.

London Cable.
 1t now Is possible to give further pyri, as a result of thS efforts of Drs GrenfeIl ana Hunt Of the Greco Roman branch of the Egypt exploration fund
 2xrynysnsnqss sa bnss s naa as ,sogsi siSs rspS ing in date from the second century, B. C., to the sixth century, A. D. They comprise all classes of literature, many fragnlents of lost or even unknown classical works and some most import ant fragments unknown to Christian The most important And is yellum leaf containing forty-fye lines of sos- lel which has q variation from the au- thorlzed version. The subject is the visit of Jesus ana his disciples to the ing there with the Pharisee who re- bnkes them with their failure. Eo per- form the necessary ceremonial of pu- rificatl1p, In the diaiokue which fol- lows, which ressfnbiss in some re- spscfs Mathew xxiii, 25, the PhaFisea describes with considerable fllthess the forHlallties he was observed, where ngsn ssiSs ss,,Est sastina nn ssSasgas oSISsra with = Teliy of literary value.
 As regards the literary value CT the interssting remarks. He says:
 Among the most remarkatle flea. tures of the fragment IS its cultivated style, DAc1ure&QuehecSp NkAOF VI puE&@s- : ology. which includes several words not found in the new testaments, and It's dis. lay of curious familiarity with the topography of the temple and the Jewish ceremonies of publication. There can be little doubt when the fragment is published, as if shortly will be, that there will be as much controversy among theoiogians as was provoked by the discovery Of "fhs Sayings of Jesus' Tn another mound.
 , Other christian fragments of cons veiium leaf of the fourth or fifth cen- tury of the lost Greek original of the Acts of St, Peter. which are known only in Latin, and a leaf Of papyrus of an unknown version of the Acts or
 Finda ia Classical Lfteratare.
 The finds in the section of classical literature gre most important. The first Is a papyrus containing no fewer than thirteen columns ok over sixty sixty eryatiof~ and portions of several more
 Next in importance is a roll con tainfng about hundred lines of the rsgedy If ..Hinpolytps" of Euripidss and many fragments of Plato, inc speech Of Demosthenes against Boetus,
 're q ths manpscript fragments Of Greece, which differs In many re- Bpects from that of xenophone."
 It will take a long time to unroll, join and examine this important find. all of which has been removed 70 Eng land, but the exrlorers are to be con- graduated on their brilliant harvest of literature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
AsnELL FII.ns PNrrTaoN.
BuIIOclk Counfy Merchant fn Eannax.
 ru kacy Court.

BuIIocIx Counf.v Merchant fn Rnnk-
 ru pecy Court.
 Oscar D. A Pbell, a merchant Of Thompson, Bull bck County. aled a wnl- untary petition In bankruptcy yessar- day, in the Unit sad States Court " R. Jackson of MoT stgomery was appointed receiver under a bond of $500.
 According to fhe schedule, ths unse- cured iiabintieel of the merchant az grewate approxi smntsly Saie0H Ills as sets, he represf mts, uvnasst of a stock of goeds valnstl as sfs0o0, small ao-i count valued . [ Sl09 and certain real estate on whie h there are two mort gages. As exel nptien, he c1ainls q par eel of land at Thompson known as tha store house arh residence ot Mfrs. n. T. Perry.
 Montgomery nlerchants, having uuue- cured claims, are: ". Y. Vandswer and Company. Si4R. Steiner, L4ebunsn ard Prank. s14g; Joseph Manegold ana Company. sss 2D. Cudahy Packing Com pany, s42.50; Dur Drug company, SioS.o1; Snow-Tullis Hardware Com paay, &97,2S; Montgomery Coca-eyola Company. s14.B0: Standard Gal Com pany, s26l7; Winter. Loeb and Com pany. s47.sss Alex Rice, ses9; l1llfs- Grant Furniture Company. s10; Ten- nil1e Furniture Company, s5: National Biscuit Company. $isa2
 There are two secured creditors. fhe schedule represents. They are Mrs Nj T. Perry of Geneva. ch.. whose claim amounts to s4i7.be and is secured by a mortgage on a resldeTsce and lot ct Thompson valued at Sl,60O and Thomas Edwards of Union spr tnES, mas sec ond mortgage on the tame property t6 secure a claim of $22N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
IN SOCIETY
By Mrs J. Nj. deCottes.
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AeasTs A ITayl1F W F. E Tbetford, TsSsE A. T6omp. son: :r Jack ,ThCrington, 2; q Troy, ' SSgsri wasaes, E. srosh; <. Watts, a T. (. Watts s Fl westcott, W. R. westcott,. D. L. Whetstone. P. R. whiting. A. 4, Wiley, ". M. wilksrson, ". g. iiamson. j J. s. wiiicoH, F, L wood run. P. A. Wayatt and J. D. Wyplap. THANKCGTVING DANCE
 AT COUNTRY CLUB.
 Among the members and theiE friends who attended the informal dance at the Country Club on Thursday evening, were Misses Bertha Fitzpat- riok, Coralette Metcalfe. Dorsie Tyson, Margaret Browne, Jean Lahey, Caro- Marks, Fannie Morris Cloud, Mildred Keller, Marguerite Rice, Lucia Rlch- ardson. Mary Knowles, Fannie Mat thews, Grace Halls, Minna Dent, Tyson,-. Archie Tyson. Warren Tyson. Pope Foster. George Marks, Jones, Henry Mourning. Harry Connih, VII liam conniff. F. H. Miller, Edward Lyle lie. Noble BiiIing. E. s. watts. crabtree of Memphis, Graves and Walton Hill. NHESH CADDEN F1N fEkhAAAASs
 At the home of her mother. Mrs. ID I. Cadden, on South Court Street, Miss Ray Cadden entertained the members of the Young Ladies' Whist Club and a few other friends yesterday morning. when the ThanksgiN ing idea was taste- fully carried out in all the details. Turkeys illed with bonbons were the souvenirs placed on each table to be cut for. Miss Gladden. was assisted by Miss Flossie Well and Miss Besie Cad- den in receiving the guests and keep Ing score. was won by Mics Theresa Lohmar. and the guests prize, a belt buckle. wns cut for by Miss Frohman of Cinclnnatt, and Mss Fannie Kahn of opeiika, the iae- The guests. beside the inembers of the club. were Miss Frohman of Cln- cinnati, Miss Schuster of Selma. MISS New of Selma. Miss Bettman of Cin~ cinnati, Miss May Bornham of BirminBs harn. Miss Beatrice Lehman of Jack son. Miss, Miss Julia Moses and Mrs, Theodore Lobman.
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 Miss Mary Kirkpatrick has recovered from her recent illness and is at home.
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 Mrs. Ben Noble, who has been the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs Pat ferson in Atlanta, has returned home. Mrs. A. c. Forbes has gone to Mobile to visit her mother, Mrs. Dillard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
CUTTCURA- THE SET. $1.
Complete Treatment for Every HumOr from Pimples
 to Scrofula

Bathe the affected parts with hot water and Cuticura Soap, to cleanse the surface of crusts and scales and soften the athickened cuticle; dry, without hard rubbing, and apply Cuticura Ointment freely, to allay itching, irritation, and Inflammation, and soothe and heal; and, lastly, take Cutieura Resolvent Pills to cool and cleanse the blood. A single set, costing but one dollar, is often sufficient to cure the most torturing, disfglring, itching. burning, and scaly akin, scalp, and blood humors, with loss of hair, from infancy to age, when all else fails.
 Cuteura Soap, 2se., Ointment 5o Resosenl soc. (iH f8fm qf Chocolate Coated s 2so per vial of con sold ihroaghOpi ths world P0tlsF Drug and Chem. c0rp.s Sole Prapa, Boston.
 mN~ Aailsa Free Aftow te Cure IaflariRR pxiGaFina Hnniar5 af iafRneg and AEaP
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
DOCTOR CURED
 OF ECZEMA
MaryIand Physician Cures HlmselfOf Eczema with Cuticura Remedies. Prescrlbes Them and Has Cured Many Cases Where Other Formulas Have Failed Dr.. Fisher Says;
CUTICURA REMEDIES
 POSSESS TRUE MERIT

My face was afflicted with eczema in the year 1897. used the Cuticura Remedies, and was entirely cured. I am a practicing physician and very often prescribe Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap in eases of eczema, and they have cured where other formulas have failed. am not in the habit of endorsing patent medicines, but when ! find remedies possessing true merit, such as the Cuticura Remedies do, l am bFoad-minded enough to proclaim their virtues to the world. l have been prac. ticing medicine for sixteen years, and must say l find your Remedies 4 No. 1. You are at liberty to publish this letter, or any part of it. Iremain, very truly yours, c. M. Fisher, N. D. Big Pool, Md, May 24, 1905"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
COLONIAL DEBATE.
Herr DerBburg Has Accomplished
 wonders During Time.

Herr Dernburg Has Accomplished
 wonders During Time.
 Berlin. Nov. s0.--The colonial debate in the Reichstag has already lasted three days It has developed a concil- iatory spirit, as the hope prevails hat the new director of the colonial ofice. Herr Dernburg will be able to get the colonial wheel out of the mud,
 Herr Erzberger. centrist, whose reve- Iations of Irregularities In .he colonial department was the principal cause of reform, congratulated Herr Dernburg today upon the great results achieved in two months. He said Dernburg was a sorceFer because he had sue ceedcd in ahr0gating the colonial monopolies.
 After his speech. Herr Erzherger handed over to Herr DeFnburg the in- arimlnatlng documents in the case, for which peFnburH thanked him and promised careful investigation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
Ian sauaaron on VInlt.

TolSio. Nov. 3o.--A training squadron, consisting of the ships Itukshime, Hashidates and Matsushima. under command of Rear Admiral TomeOka, late President of the naval cadet school. will start from Yokohama on January 6, next, on a cruise via Homo lulu. The squadron, 1t is expected. will arrive at San Francisco. on February 1s It will Rfterward visit Tacoma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
SUIT IS TRAxsFERRED.

Light Company seekssto COiIert 9SO, ,O00
 from Mir. Billins's Sureties.
 4 suit for $20.0O0, entered by the Light and Water Power Company. in the City Court. August s1, 1908, against tn !, National Surety Com pany a corporation of New York, was yesterday transferred to the United
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
REMOVE ALL DANGER.
Two Million Dollars wlll be Expended
 by IiIinOln CeRtraI.


 by IIllnOln CcRaraI.
 Chicago, Nov. SQ.-Two million dol- lars will be expended by the Illinois Central Railroad in elevating the dan gerous tracks In Grand Crossing
 Work on the plans was to be started today and as soon as possible men will be placed to wark, as many as 1000, so as to push 1t forward to eonnple- tion within e year.
 President j. T. Harahan, of the H. lInois Central, who arrived in the city last night from New York, where he had been attending meeting of the stockholders. brought the news.
 Money for the Improvement was ap- propriated as the last act of the di- rectors before adjournment on Wed nesday.
 The Lake Shore and Pennsylvania lines also are to elevate their tracks at Grand Crossing.
 The Grand Crossing tracks long have been regarded as among the most dan gerous in the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
FATALLx woUNpED wIFE.

Carpenter gRyage1y Attacked MeIpmmte
 and Committed Suicide,
 Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 39,--John F. Coop CT, a carpenter. after fatally woun ding his wife tonight, committed suicide by shooting, a4 his home in this city.
 The woman was cut in the neck with a hatchet and a wound on her head probably fractured her skull. It is thought Cooper attacked his wife and thinking he had killed her. blew out his own brains The woman was too exhausted when found to make a statement. No cause for the tragedy ig known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
wantv Paswive seeglntanee.

Paris, Nov. s0.--cardinal Richard. Archbishop of Paris. has transmitted instructions te the parish priests of Paris regarding the church and State separation law. They vary according to the parish. but the general principle is non-recognitiop of the law and pas sive resistance, The continuation of the church services after December il, however. is enJDined.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
States Court on su Ounas of diverse oit-

ixsnship.
 Tn this suit tho Montgomery Light and Water powasr Company Is ieufng the surety eempaa v on the bond oF F. M Billing, foTTns irly treasurer Of the light company is alleged that the company lost AhNs money entrustea f0 his care as treas nrer. at diverse tlnias during a period from November f3. 1900. to Janussrg' R5, 1901. There arc three counts. 'rlIe first aIlewes dishon esty, the pai fraud and the third ampezzlement in the loss of the money
 The case wi1 probably be tried at the next term of the Unitad Btakas Court which m eets Ia January.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
RoBnTR A su1crDn.
Attempts to Loot Rank Hut Instead
 FIIlIa HluselR

Kltis Himself.
 Troy, Kas.. Nov % -7eaI'zing that he was about to be captured in an un- el'neessfuI attempt to rob he Pendena State Plank and Ben8ena, Kas five miles west of her trday J. W. IT rFis, far0Ner aged 30. n'aced pistol be- hinf his ear and pulled the trigger. He died three hours later
 Harris entered the bank when " A. cIil1eu. the cashier. and Theodore Sefh, clerk. were prepai'n~ 10 close for the day. Harris covered both men and ordered them to come out from behi7d the counter pull dowT the window hfirds and look the doors.
 Selh went behind the counter aealu, ostensihiy to pull down a window cur- tain. but in reality to roach door which led into a hack room. As Selb opene1 the door Harris fired at him, but without effect, and the clerk es- caned. Fearing capture. Harris stared at GilIen a moment and then killed himself
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
synalrats la cesnpIetsa.

London, Nov. so.--The syndicate planned by speysr X Co, of New York; Spsyer Brotlaers of this city and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank of Lon. don for the reconstruction of tha Ma, nila Railway Company and an extsn- sion of it's line. was completed today The capital. s95. 5.o00.000. was oversub- scribed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
Haneea for Murder.

Monde. Tex, Nov. 30.--Henry Brown, cOIored, was hanged here today for the murder of Albert Taylor, also colored in 1905. Both men were state convicts. Brown confessed to three murders be- fore the trap was sprung,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
COMPETENCE POSTPONED.
Governor BsaEoen wmn Taik with
 (,uhana Sunday.

Cubans sunday.
 Havana, Nov 30.---1he conference be- tween Governor Magoon and the Cuban senators and representatives ch sen to office at the last election. called origi- na1ly for tomorrow. has been post poned until Sunday.
 The purpose of this conference con- tinues to be a matter of speculation. Governor Magoon still declines to dis- russ it. save tn say that he desires to consult with the congressman in per- son. The Liberals are still confident that the governor Intends to reanest the resignation of the sneabers of cons grasss preparatory to fixing date for new elections.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
Boys Misses
 and Children $ Shoes

The most difficult stock to keep up to the highest stan- dard in Shoe Store is the Boys, Misses ald Children's. There are various reasons for this. First: Very few facto- tories coafine themselves to the manufacture of these lines. Then the customer does not make due allowance for the extra hard wear they almost invariably get. Still another reason for disappointment in the service IS. that as a rule, parents are not willing to pay for them in proportion to their own. Year, of experience has taught us what kind of young peoples shoes are wanted here, and we are now showing lines that cannot be surpassed for durability and style. Bring your boys and girls in and let US fit them. The price will suit you, as well as the shoes.
 Ham
 The Shoe Man.
 as Dexter Ave. 1917 Second Ave Montgomery. Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
CHIMNEY SWEEPS VOICE
 7OBE USED IN GRAND OPERA.

He was singing while cleaning the chimney of a rich customer at Stute- gart some time ago and his voice af- traeted the attention of the house own CT, who caused 1t to be trained.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
AIahnma yYoman neaa.

New Orleans. La, Nov. 30.--Georgia as Doris Sheldon, who. on Tuesday night was twice shot and mortally wounded by Andrew Desina, saloon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

St. Louis, Nov s0.-Flour steady
 Whiskey steady e1.33.
 Iron cotton ties S1 .02.
 Pork lower; Jobbihg s1s.O5.
 Lard lower; prime steam SS .7b.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts so 25 clear ribs 80 00i short clears 90, 50. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts tl0i clear ribs ss .75; short clear Sl0.25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

keeper. with whom she had been living. died early today at the Charity hos pitai. Desipa has been charged with murder and committed without bali. Jealousy is supposed to have caused the crime
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
RESIGNS CHAIR.
Harvard Law Pr0fe eR0F Wail Advise
 aiaaaae faokernnien4

Harvard Law PrOge sAoF WaiI Advise
 Siaaaese GsOkernmeaa.
 Cambridge. Mass. Nov. g0.--profns- sor Henry EdwaFd Etrobel BerIs nro- lessor of international law at Har- ward Law School. has tenderea his rcs- ignation from that chair and wili az- sume a position wermanently with the government of s'nm as general advis- CT.
 Professor 6Grolsei was formerly esn- nected with the gBniteH States Legation at Madrid. In ts93-94, he was third assistant seoretsiry of state at Wash lngton. He was appointed in 1894 en- voy extraordina ry and minister pleni- potentiary to Ecmaaor and later trans. ferred to Chile in the same capacity, chair of internsitl0nal Jaw at Harvard University.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

New York, Nov. 80 IA special cable dispatch from Vienna says the latest acquisition of fhe IHaperial Opera House is a former chimney sweep of fhe name of Elenson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
MEMPHIS COTToN OIL.

Memphis. Nov, 3O.-Cottou sed oil; prime crude zoe; prime choice meal S25 .O0; prime cake &a4 co.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans. Nov. 3O.-Cotton seed OH; prime 37c; crude 2Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
THE WEATHER

Daily Local Weather Rsport and RIyar
 Bulletin. unitee States Department of AErioulture. Weather Bureau. IoeaI Observation (Ceatral TiHas.S
 Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 80. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FORECAST.
 Cool, clear weather prevails in the south Atlantic and east gulf states. In the west gulf etaees the weather is partly cloudy and warm. and during the last twenty-four hours afaw light and very scattered showers have fallen A storm in the upper lake re- zion is giving rain 10 the upper Missls- sippi and Ohio Valleys, and throughout the region of the lakes.
 The Indications are that in Alabama fair weather will continue tonight and the tem- perature will rise slightly in the western and southern portions. Saturday will be partly cloudy and probably showeFy. TempeFature and precipitation reports from selected Southern stations for the 2A hours ending am:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
Monn INpEcrMnNrs rouND.
True BiIls RetuF1sed Agalnst Abe Rae
 ana Pollee Chief.

and Police Chief.
 San Francisco, Nov. 30.--Abrahaps Ruef and Chief Of Police Jeremiah Di- nan were jointly indicted by the grand jury this afternoon on the charge of conspiracy in connection with the ale feged protection of house of prosti- tuition.
 Chief Dinan was also separately in- dicted on charge of perjury in his testimony before the jury Bonds were fixed at e5,00D in each case. No ate tenpt will be made to dispiacA Dinan pending the trial of the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

Maximum temperature for day. eS deg. Minimum temperaturo for day. q deg. Ayelage temperature for day, 59 deg. Normal temperature for day, 48 deg. Accumulated def since Jan 1, s4 deg. Av. relative humid for day, 59 per ct. Total rainfall since Jan 4S.Ts Inches.
 RIVER BULLETIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

Toulon, France, Nov. 30. 0.--Adff4sral Toachard's squadron sailed for Tan gier today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

Maaugacfwrer Dead. Pitsfeld, MaBs., Nov. 90 William E. TiIlotson, a wealthy .yoolen manu- facturer. died today of apo9lexy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
sT. LOUIs PRODUCE.

T-Indicates trace precipitation.
 MONTROSE ". HAYES. Local ForecasteF. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET New Orieans Nov 3O.--sugar market un'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01

Avoidalurnand alum phos- phate bakingpowders. The label law requires that all the ingredients be named on the labels. Look out for the alum compounds.
 NOTE. Safety lies in buying only
 Royal Baking Powder. which is a
 pure. cream of tartar baking powder.
 and the, best that can be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
s--RialnE. Failing.
RIVER FORECAsT.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
 FtARECAkT.

The coosS sSl and W 1iaSs%a % Di'' vii continue to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-01
KANSAS CITY LIVE TOCR.

Kansas City, Nov. 30.--Cattis, receipts B. 500. including ITO southeIns. Cows and stockers and feeders weak to l0c lower. Chnlne ennnrl and Arassed
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