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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
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mebr pber tpeniser ibeaIiiirt. @enu
Der MenI9 es erit eiumdl baSu eez
bru6t bat, buB iein Rams in bic
S9uIbii6er seIunst. 10 tann er nit
benz geipuBtisin iterben, bab bic
Ra9tpelt ibn sntipeber aIs ben glus.
bunb aller Sdeubli9tsitsn, ober ais
einsn unbsfledtsn Seilissn perabs
ideuen Obsr feiern pirb.
IS 1T unter ioIden rmItGnben
nidt gu perpunoern. buB Der George
8aibin9ton, pie sr in bisTen Sdosn
ssfeiert unb seidilbert purbe, aud
mr Elm SoeaIbilb ienss 9eneruls,
Staatsmonnes unb pirainiIben
2unbbeiiBsrs lit, tpsl6er 10 gut, pie
aQs anbersn 2.ut., neben pi.Ien aro.
ben unb ErpOrrus.nbeu gissui5af-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

Ieinen pirginiiden &ollssen Sbpmas
Sefferion gum 8OriiBenben bess
Ielben. Die iibrigen Mitslieoer pas
rem Spbn 4oams Don Wuhd6uIstts,
8eniamin Sruntlin BON penniplpa>
nien, Rpgsr SHERMAN bon @onneetl'
cut, unb Robert R. 2ipin9itpn Don
Rep gort. Sas Gomite beauftraste
ben fsbersspanoten Ssfferipn nit Der
abfaTuu9 bes tpi6tisen Sotumentes.
@r lOIte feline aufsabe CUR ppllften
3ufrieoenbeit ieiner Gpllesen. pel4e
in ieiner @orluse nur einise gerings
genberungtn porSunebmeu puBten.
Oils am /. Suli Sees antrag 5us
eleidb nit bem Yeribt bes 4usfduia
Ies bsm ROnsreb Sur 8erutbuns uns
tsrbreitet purbe, entipann iiA iiber
ibre Innabme cine i9arfe, brei Gage
bauernbe Sebatte. 2ein Wunoer,
mar Der Gntpurf SsffsrIon's bod
Elm Document, tpie es ME Supor elmer
@erIammIung Sur 8ei9lubfufung
poraeleaen hate. @s beoeutete ni6t
Bios eine ent1dlohene osiagung bon
einem mG6tigen Moncrden, benz
man in Der unberbliimteIten Weiie
iein SiinbenrssiIter pprbislt, ipnbern
IS bebeutets Su9lei9 eiuen ssbarnii9s
ten proteIt eesen bic bisber unaugss
tuItet ssblisbsne 2ebrs BON q o t.
tes9uabentbum Der Serrs
fder.
9Isi9 bic gu @nfuns bss S4rifts
itiides nieberseleeten GrtIGrunaen
iparen BON tpeltumlpGlSenber, ale biss
bergen glnI6auungen umitobenbsr
gsbeutuug. sic lautetsn:
rDir bolten bic fOIg.nbsn Wabrs
ttitsn aIs erpieieu: Dab ale Wisns
fdsu slei9 sridaffen unO BON ihrem
S60pfer nit sstpiFsn. unantaitbaren
Re9ten ausseitattst iinb; bub Sur
@i6eruns bieier Re4te Resierunsen
untsr ben Wsniden sinssiest lpurbsn,
pel9s ibrs 9efusniB BON Der 3uitim.
muue Der Resiertsn empfunsen. 8srs
ftObt iemuls eine Rssieruns sessn
ibrsn 3psd. 10 bat bas Bolt bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
9as qieh pum sternenbannsr.
rl6erIest bon Chm. 2epb.

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8as mir freuoig nod griibten im
slbcnorotbaIan8e,
llni're Streifen llno Sterne, Die iuabreno
Der Sbladt
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S6un5e
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ben @ebrails,
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b1lt ausl"
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lidti6cin
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Srei'u?
Bas iit's, bas am Stran6e i'm RebcI
bort ipebt,
gSo bic mutbloien Seere bes Seinoes
bort raiten2
8as iits, oas 10 itol5 auf Der BaIlb0be
itebt.
Sas bic 9iifte bes 9loreeus 10 fIatterub
erfabten2
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Dlorgen aubridlt =
Seultrablen6 unb leudteno = ieet lit
es in Sidtl
g 1T Sas iternbeidte 9anner; lang peb'
es aIlein
Su Der Seimatb Der Seloen, i'm 2dnoe
Der Srei'nl
limb mo 1T bas Seer. bas 70 prabIeno
eiuit ibfuur,
Surh perbeerenoen arie9 ms uno blus
tige Sbaten
Sie Seimatg 5l rauben, Die beiz
Iiee SIur2
q, ibr Blut bat uerloidJt ieoe Spur, Die
iie traten.
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Seer
Sic entfIoben pber ficIen; bas Grab
bedt iie fhper.
limb bas iternbeidte Banner pebt iiees
reid aIIein
Sn Der Seimatb Der 6eloen, i'm 2auoe
Der Srei'nl
8 itets iei es 70, tpenu fib Rduncr
6etpebrt,
gu bertbeib'een ibr 2ano geaen ieinos
Iidle Sorbenl
Der Sieg uub Der Srieben fei linen
beideert,
9reiit ben Simmel, baB enbIid1 mir frei
iiuS eeiporbenl
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limb bies 1T Der @ablipru6: Sci @ott
infer Sortl"
limb bas iterubeidte Banner ipeb' INNER
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Der 6rei'ul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

Sm spsiten Srisse segen GnsIanb,
ben man in Der Regel als ben 8rieg
Don 1912 beSeihnet, mar Srancis
Scott &ep als YarlamentGr gu benz
britiiden Mbmiral gpdburn entienbet
iporben, aIs iib bsrfslbe Baltimore
nGbsrts. 9esen alien 8riessgebruu9
belt godburne ben iungen umerttanis
I6en Offbier an 8orb ieines Slag<
geni6iffes 3uriid unO apung uuf bieie
DeiIs unferen Didter, bem 9ombars
oement auf bas Sort MeSenrp, am
Safensingana Don Baltimore, bsiSus
tpobnen. gs mar am 13. September
1914, ben ganSen Rd9mittas iiber
mar Sort McSenrp NIT 9ranaten
iiberI6iittet ipprben, unb bas Soms
barbement purbe aud pGbrenb Der
Ra6t fortgeisBt. plGBli9, turs Dor
Noreengrauen b6rte bic 8anonabe
uuf. Satte ii6 bas Sort iibsrseb.n2
9ersebli9 bemiibte iid aep, gu err
fennen, OBJ nod bic 5Ias9e uuf bems
Ielben tpebts. Gnbli9. enblid bri4t
Der li6te Sag on, Der Rebsl idpins
bet unb bic seliebte Slusse tpirb
iidtbar. = 9luf Der RiidIeite zines
9riefes, elm SAP als S9reibpult be-
nubsnb. tribelts &sp bic poltst6iims
Ii9sn Stropbeu nieber:
OH say can you see by the dawn's
early light,
What so proudly we hailed at the twi-
lights last cleaning;
60 ersGbIsn bic @insanssitrOpben
bes berrIiden @sbi9ts slsi9 bic 9srs
anIufuns gu Der Didtuns bssieltsn.
Die Sinspeiie gum Sternenbans
nsrIieb iit. ebsnfa1s auf sis.ntbiims
Iids @eiie entitanben. @isentli9 1T
iis ruboptirt". um ni4t gu iussn nsss
Itpblen" fporben. sic 1T ndmli9
Oem 9eicusftiid ranatrson i'm Sims
mel" sntlebnt iporoen. unb bus ses
f6db uuf fOIssnbe Weiis. Die 9i9s
tuug asp's tpurbe in einem Solbas
tenluser porgeIeIen, unb iis ssfisl ben
arisg,ru (es naren metItens Seutfds
penniBlOunier) 70 gut, bab iis bas
2ieb Iofort iinseu poaten. glber
pober iolte man 10 raid eine Sines
tpeiIe nebmsn, bus Gomppniren elmer
fol6en 1T bsnu bod ni9t 10 obne
@eit,res m0slid, numsntli6 ni6t in
eiuem amsritanii6en Splbutenlaaer.
gtber elmer Der peniplpanier batts elm
2ieberbud BEL Ii6, unb bus oab sr
bem beqIten aOpfe in Der Gompaanie.
Gs mar bds Elm Sdouipisler glus
mems 6erbinanO Surans. ebenfaus
Elm pennIplpanid 9eutider. Nerbi>
nano blGttsrts cine turae 3eit in ben
Rot.n, unb bann rief er aus ,Suns
gems, i'd bab'sl mir iinssn es nad1
Der 8siis .2luatrsOn i'm SimmeI"
limb slsi6ssitis pfiff sr ben Same.
rab.n bic @siIs Dor. Die p.nnIpIz
papisr Isrnten bas 2isb baIb unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

briiIIten .s lant I'm gbor. spentse
2lbsnbs ipdter fang Durunb bus 2ieb
na9 berIeIben gBeiI. i'm SOIibap
Straben Sbeater in Baltimore.
unb 70 il es betannt getpOrbeu, uno
nod beute ipirb es 70 seIungen. lDie
Melobie 1T aIfo dbnlid entitanben.
pie bic bes beriibmten beutf9en
9riesslisbss rprins Gusen, Der eble
Bitter, nit benz llnterIdiebe isbod,
baB Der 6Iterreidifde Srompeter feline
&amerabsn nit elmer Srisinulcpms
petition iiberruf4te. Die Singlpeiie
bes SterneubannerGiebes 1T leiber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
Dfr Tag, ARtt 1utr fRtprtt.

Dor 130 Sabrsn am a. SuIi in
philadelphia! = Der continentdIs
gonsreb bate einsn lsbten 8eriud
gsmd9t, nm bic 8eI9perben Der
ameritaniI6en @olonien sesen bic
nsIiI9s @ersepaltisuns frieoli4
bsiSulegen. Gr bate ii9 @nbe 1775
brett on ben snglii9en &Onig nit
,insr Oenti6rift geipanbt, in pelder
in rubiger unb ia4gemdber Sprdde
um Re9t unb 9illigteit eriudt fpurs
be. Gr bate lunse gu parten, bis
bic 2lntipprt barauf eintraf. gnbs
lid, na9 feds Mionaten erbieIt man
in philadelphia jens lnttport bsr
britii9en Regierung. Sic mar tnapp
unb tur5 unb gro6, ging gar ni4t
rim auf bic porsebra4ten 9ei4per<
rem unb Iaete, Der &0nig femme
gar feline 8Orperf9aft pie ben Gons
tinsntal Gongreb. Der 80nig per'
lange Dor @Iem Ipfprtise @ntlafung
Der bon ben 3olonien aufgebra6ten
armes unb bebingunssloIe llnterpers
Jung. Grit bann iperbe er nit iebet
&plonie einSeln perbanbeln.
Dieie @ntgeenung bate ben lebten
Rsit bon 2ODaIitGt gesen bic englii9e
Rseierung eritidt. Der ullgemeine
llnipiGle fanb baIb aud ieinen Quss
brud in sinem am 7. SUM- 1776 BON
Hi9arb Senrb See i'm gluftruee Der
9egislatur BON @irginien beim &ons
tinentaItonsreb eiugebrudten 9lntrug,
bic Splonien iOlltsn iid in uller
5prm BON @nglanO losIasen uno
.insn unabbdnsigen Stuut biIben.
Die 9tT9lubfufung iibsr bieien
antrde tpurbe auf ben l. Suli feits
peiebt. SnSlpiI9en ioGIt. Elm Siinfer>
gpmite bic unabbGnsisteitsertlds
rung, lpslde uripriinsli9 bon 9iirs
ssrn Der Stabt CHARLOTTE in Rorb
Carolina enttpprfeu tpOrben mar, in
,ine prGaiiere Gorm tIeiben unb bic
9riinoe duf5dblen. parum bic breis
jebn 8olonien frei fein iolltsn.
Oa Der @lntrasftelIer See burd
Rrantbeit perbinbert mar, bem auss
Tdub ansueebDren, 70 ma4te man
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

&e9t, bisielbe gu dnbern ober ub5us
fhaffen unb etue ueue Resieruns eins
Suri9ten unb babel bic 9runblaeen
berfelbsn auf fpIde @runbiGbe gu
leeen unb tbre @etpalt in folte Sprs
men gu tleiben. ipis iie ibm fir iein.
@i6erbeit unb @ObIfuhrt um aped.
bienli9iten fdeinen." -
Sn bieien @Gben baben mir bic
erite Sormuliruns Der ausemeinen
Wenf9enre9te, beren 2lnbenten nit
Der dmeritunif9en llndbbdngisteitss
ertldruns unIOslid bsrbunbsn 1T.
Wdbrenb bic 8erbdnblunssn iibsr
ods pi9tiee Document i'm Stats
boufe ibren Sortsans nabmen.
brdngte ith brauben unsebuIbig eine
tuufenbtDpfise Mense unb ri4tste bic
8Iide eripdrtungspou na9 pben, pb
ni9t baIb Der &lans Der i'm Sburm
bdnsenben @lode semdB ibrer pros
pbetif9eu QufI9rift: "Proclaim Ii.
berty throughout the land unto
all the inhabitants thereofw Der
Nation bic srfoGste annabme Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb bumit
bic 10 beiB eriebnte SelbitGubigteit
bertiinbieen peroe.
Qlber Stunben auf Stunbsn ptrf
rannen. @ereebens barrie Der olte
@lDdner i'm Sburm auf bus entI9eis
benbe 3siden, 70 bab .r enblidh an
benz Mutb Der 4bseprbneten gu 3tpei.
feln bseann unb unipirfd por iib
binmurrte: "They will never do it!
They will never do it!' =
Da snbIi9 Inn 2 llbr Radmittaes
bes a. SuIi ftiirmte Der unten i'm
@ebGube itationirte &ndbe bes @lDds
ners binaus ouf ben Plub unb fdrie
nit poIIen 2unseu gum Sburm bins
auf: "Ring! Ring!" r2dute! 2dute!"
limb als in Der ndditen Minute
bic @lode mG9tig ertOnte. ba eine
bur6 bic Menee elm 8rauien unb
Srobloden, bas iih bon StruBe gu
Strabe fortpflanste unb bulb bic
sanSe Stabt erfiillt.. Reitenbe Gil
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

itanb @uihinston tpsber bintsr Tsiusr
gludburn 3uriid. nod iiber ibnsn.
@iner ieiner 3eitsenOFen fast barii-
bsr, baB er etne fonberbdre S9pGde
geseist babe, ii9 gu psrIieben, unb
bub es ibm auBerprbentli9 unanses
nebm eepeien fei. tpenn biibf9e iunse
Gumen, bsnen er ben Sof ma9te, ii4
ipeiserten. bic 2iebe bes sroben, aber
idOn alternbsn @aibinstOn 5u sr'
fpibern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

ten. aud feline msnfdli9en Sdpd'
den bate.
Dor einisen Subren ipurbe sinmal
tin betannter SdriftIteller bon elmer
goftoner 9erlassfirmu beuuftrast.
ii9 na9 @afbinston unb bann na4
@irsinien gu besebsn, um bort aus
nod Dorbanbenen QueIlen unb ben
2lr9ipen Elm ni6t ibealiiirtes 2ebenss
unb gbarattsrbiIb 8uIbinston's gu
fhreiben. Der 6err fam nah einem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

1914 bi. omeritdniihe 5lusse) ip.bt
bann iibsr bem 9rabe bes 0i6ters.
@ieGei9t 1T bas bod bus bette Ulo>
numsnt, ipeIdss man aeb erri9teu
tdnn.
aep ipdr elm abpotdt, Der ii6 nGbs
rsnb isnes arieses ais SoIoat bate
anperben lafen unb bulb gum Sffis
sier unb Qbiutuntsn uuansirt mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28
Daa Tirn unttt Stfr-
ttpnhanttrr.
esia 9i6tsr, unS Die geraaIaiTaas
aus 9iGtune.

Dir laFsn bier, nebeneindnberite.
benb, bas engliI6e Original bes 2ies
bes pom Sternenbanner folgen, n.bF
Der portreffli9en llebsrfebung besfels
ben tn's 0eutIde, ipel9e bon @buarb
2eisb beforst porbeH 1T:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

- gntriiFuns. gGusrin (su
ibrem Sobne, tpel9er bic lunbipirtbs
I9aftlide Sdule beiudt bat unb
nun, als sr BON Der eriten Selburbsit
beimtebrt, fd bic Sdnbe pdidt):
rDu fpilit pobl IN neusn 9rau4
tinfiibr'n2~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

.0ie arantcn laFen einsn INNER
au fpGt rufen! @eitern 1T pieber
elmer seitorben, fpdbrsnb ih gu Saufe
nod nit Der Totlette beidGftist
pdr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

- Gin Raturf9pGrmsr.
Grau 9olbtein (in Der Sommerfri>
fae): r9ott. ipeld' berrlider 4benb,
Moribl" Serr @Olbitein (drserlif):
nDos bab' id bonn fd0niten 9lbenb.
psnn i'd mir ipsib bic Surf bon Der
4btnbbDrf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

9eraerfreuts RGuber.
RGubsr Jim 8aIbe einen Souriiten
iiberfallenb) r0us @eIO OOsr bas
(sreift in bic 8rufttuids). :. 9onners
pettsr, ieBt bab' i'd ben ReDOIDsr ba.
beim Iiegeu IaHen!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

Elm penis idperfdGIis unb aIs Bolts
lieO bat iie ii9 i'm lieberarmsn 9lmes
rita INNER nod ni4t ssniisenb eins
gebiiraert. ipie man bemerten Tam,
psnn bas 2ieo am A. Suli BON elmer
groben @oItsmafe ssIungsn iperben
foI. Den Sert tennen ia bic Wei>
iten auspenOts, dber bic Melubie pil
ni9t re9t in bic S0pfe Der Mufen
binein, trosbem iie Der amsritaniiden
Sussnb fleiBis senus einsetridtert
tuirb. Dus 2ieb rMarding SbrOusb
9eorgia", tpel9es bem 8iirsertrieee
entitammt. 1T bod BON gang unberem
Sdpune unb bel buntbarer als
Sinspeife.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

8os6aft. .0as SGusl Guz
res Rudbars fdeint ubsr feu.rsefGbrs
lid gu iein, Noosbauerl9 - % no!
-. Wenn er's aber, fpie er porbot,
perfidern lGBt - NADIA tonn ss
perb'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-06-28

Srancis Scott 8sp Itammte aus
5reberid Gountb, Marblanb. mo er i'm
au9uit 1780 seboren ipuroe. @r mar
iebo9 nidt bon beuti9er Ibtunft,
mas man Bel Der 70 iiberaus itarteu
8eiiebsluns iener 9esenb bur9 Deuts
ide pobl bermutben t6nnte. Gr
itarb I'M SABRE 1843 unb liest auf ei<
mem tleinen Sriebbofe in 5reberid be-
eraben. @eridieoentli9 1T Der @srs
fua gsma6t fporben, btm Di6ter bss
Sternenbannerliebes bort Elm 0entz
NAL gu ieBen. absr aus irsenb iuslden
9riinben fdlug Der 8eriu9 INNER
febl. Qber an iebem 9rGberI6miiz
dunsstass III 2ep's 9rab nit 8lumen
bsbsdt unb cine sSldsse nit fiinfssbn
Stsrnsn Go pisIs fiibrte i'm Sabre
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
WALLOPED AGAIN
CLEMSON WINS CLOSE GAME FROM
 AUBURN.
south Carolfnians Are AbIe to MaI<e Touchdown, While Aiabamians' Score Comes from Maptain
 WhitneHa' Field Goal.

Clemson. S. C., Nov. 1O.-t Especially )-- Auburn's 1906 team has not yet won a football victory with a collegiate op- ponent, but Auburn gave Clemson the closest run for it's money possible, when it fell before the south Carolin- ians by score of 6 to {.
 The teams were evenly matched. For once comparative scores did not lie. as all of the two. colleges games have showed them less than touchdown apart. Clemson had the advantage of home grounds but Auburn had some thing on the yellow and whites in weight. Both teams appeared fit.
 There was little to choose between the teams, Neither could gain against the other with anything like regular Ity, although Clemson managed to pull across one touchdown on a long run on d forward pass and series of line ats tacks in the second half.
 Auburn's score came in the first half, when Whitner punted well. into the Carolina territory Clemson was held for downs and the Auburn captain sue ceeded in droppins a goal from the field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

shower of congratulations that are coming his way for getting in the Big Four, who annually sell 8 half million Of Red Seal Shoes,
 That MT. Whiteman's shipments should show in the last six months a gain of s25.0O0. tells of the great prosperity of the Montgomery territory
 The Orr Shoe Co. of Atlanta is one of the progressive houses who believe in publicity. They are old patrons of The Advertiser. --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
PLANTATIONS

Autauga County 5sO acres at 5000 per acre This Is good cotton land, inc market at this price for short time only. Call for particulars.
 Montgomery County: 331 acres 10 raiIroad. consisting of Fred prairie, hammock and river bottom loam. T. room dwelling, barns and out houses: fine water, healthy location: miles wire fence $25.00 per acre.
 ie acres miles from city on gravel road; 4-room dwelling and store; me land, place wired in.
 I also have for sale in Montgomery County, three of the finest and best im- proved plantations to be sad anywhere, consisting of from 500 to 1,600 acres; prices right. Let me show you these
 For sale, property all over the city, suitable for homes or investments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
cnn AInne snrulrea.

Richibuet 9, N. B.. Nov. 10.-Tha wrecked ba rk Adeona was boarded to- day for the first time since she went ashore off his port last week and not q single sea man was found on the ves- sel. only the ships cat survived. Et was known previously that at least five of the t9even men had perished in the attempt to reach shore in a boat. but the fate of'the remaining members of the crew was not definitely known until today when 1t became evident that all had been drowned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
w. B. DAVIDSON,
 1-2 North Court Street. Real Estate and Insurance . Farms for Sale,

l045 acre fam in Dallas County; 600 acres under cultivation and balance timbered :: timber principally oak and hickory: soil creek hammock; sufficient number of cab ins on place: price SIP per acre.
 151 acres near Deatsville; 70 acres under cultivation and balance timbered; timber pine and poplar: price $i1 per acre.
 200 adres in LOwndes County; 700 un- der cultivation and balance timbered tim Der pine, Nbickory, oak and beech; improve ments consist of eight room residence and n large number Of cabins stable etc. ar tesan we'll and springs afford abundant supply of water It is a bargain at the price, Sl4 per acre.
 560 acres in Autauga near Prattville; I75 acres under cultivation and balance timber ed: timber is oak. hickory and pine: water supplied from wells and springs: 100 acres under fence for pasture; eight room resi- dence and several smaller dwellings and cabins; price SS per acre.
 Peach orchard at Chisholm's about four miles from Montgomery: situated on Elecs tric line running from City to Pickett springs: ( acres in peaches; good five room cottage and two room servant house; price S4.50O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
A HARD YEAR.
LOCAL PHYSICIAN TELLS HOW TO
 PREVENT CATARRH.
Simple Home Premeripti0n Whieh Amyv One Can Prepare at Home-- Mix Some and
 Try It.


 Unless all signs fail. this will prove a hard winter for those who are subv ject to catarrhal diseases.
 Predictions for the coming months in this section are cold, wet weather with lots of snow and sleet. which means a damp, slushy winter and a harvest for the doctors and patent ner- icine manufacturers unless great care Is taken to dress warm and keep the feet dry.
 This Is the advice of well known local physician and should be needed by all who are subject to rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles and espe- cially cataTTh. While the latter is con sidered by most sufferers an incura- bie disease, there are few men or wu- men. who will fail to experience great relief from the following simple home prescription. and If taken fin time tt will prevent an attack of catarrh du. ring the entire season.
 Here is the prescription which any one can mix: Fluid Extract Dandeiion one-half ounce. Compound KaraEon one ounce, Compound Syrup gaFsaparfffa three ounces. Shake well In a bottle and use ia teaspoouful doses after each meal and again at bev time.
 These are all vegetable ingredients and can be obtained from any good prescription pharmacy at small cost
 The Compound Kargon in this pres scriptfon acts directly upon the eltsni~ native tissues of the kidneys to mAika them After and strans from the blood. the pois0ns that produce all forms of catarrhal affections. Relief is felt even after the first few doses and 1t Es Kaf- dom that the sufferer ever experiences a return attack within the year.
 This prescription makes a splendid remedy for ali forms of blood diaor@ defs and 3ncl1 symptoms as lame back. bladder weaknesses and rheumatism pains are entirely dispelled As, this valuable prescription comes from thoro ughly reliable source, ik should be needed by every afflicted reader.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11

The general average as to quailty is S9.9 per cent. as compared with 9O.6 last year.
 The preliminary estimate of the av- craze yield per acre of buckwheat IS .lST bushels against an average yield or l92 bushels as finally estimated in 1905. The average for quality is 90. per cent. as against 93 O last year.
 The preliminary estimate of the av- craze yield per acre of potatoes. IS f02 5 bushels against an average yield of 97.0 bushels. as finally Sestlmated in 1905. The average as to quality Is 9O.0 per cent. as compared with S5.4 per cent. one year ago The preiimi;; per acre of hay is 1.35 tons against an average yield of 1.54 tons In i9OA The average as to quality is S9.9 pey cent against S9.S one year Gigo.
 The .~reliminary estimate of the ay- craze yield per acre of tobacco Is S543 hounds as compared with the final estimate of sf5.6 pounds in 1905.
 The average as to quality Is S4 D per cent as compared with SIS per cent. one year ago.
 The report also includse flax seed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
MotIca of sala.

GENERAL STOCK OF MERCHAN.
 DIsE, FIXTURES. ETC. J. N
 sALLEY, BANKRUPT.
 Pursuant to an order by the Distriel Court of the United States for the Middle District of Alabama in a cause pending In said couA, wherein J. M. Salley Is bankrupA, the under signed as Receiver will sell at public outcry for cash, at 12 o'clock noon, on Tuesday the goth day Of November. 1906. at the store house formerly oc- cupied by the said J. M. Salley in HayneVille. LOwndes County. Ala bama. the entire stock of goods. wares. merchandise, fixtures and book acc counts which is now in said store- house, a complete inventory of which is on file with the Referee in Bank ruptcy at Montgomery. Alabama.
 All of said property will be sold subject to confirmation of said Court. Any information desired relative to said sale can be obtaiued from the un. dersigned at Montgomery. Alabama.
 GEORGE STUART.
 Receiver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11
TAFT,s INSPECTION EouR.
Secretary og War CoralaHIy Greeted Al
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INSrf Leavenworth.
 Leavenwo 'th, Kan, Nov. io.--Secre- tary of War William H. Taft arrived here this msrning from the North and after making an inspection f Fort Leavenwortkt. left with his party for Fort Riley.
 On his arrival in Leavenworth Sec- retary Taft was met by Colonel C. n Hall and stan and four troops of the ninth cavalry and escorted to the fort
 As the secretary passed through tue streets, several thousand school ehif- dren way ed flags, whistles werS blown. church bells rung and hundreds of cannon crackers were fired. At the fort there was a dress review in hts honor,