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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
TREELATEST
DISCOVERY MAY REVOLUTIONIZE 4{ TRADE IN sTAPLE.
J. R. Spence, of Deese, India, Declares He Has PrOpngated Tree that VIII Produce Annually Crop of
 ,. Clean Cotton Superior To
 the American Product.

Washington Post.
 Cotton industry of the world may be revolutionized by. cotton tree, indIge- nous to India, says J. R. Spence, ot Deese. India. Tn a communication to The London Commercial Intelligence
 Mfr Spence claims to have discov- cred and propagated a :ree that will rroduce annually from five to ten pounds of clean cotton superior hoih in classification and staple to the American cotton. and equal In classifi- cation to Egyptian cotton.
 He further asserts that he has plant cd more than s.2o0 trees to the acre. Even the first years yield from tho young trees. says Mr' Spence averages from 400 to 800 pounds per acre. which is above the everace of Egypt.
 Tn commenting uron the cotton tree Mr Spence is quoted as saving:
 'Tt is an astonishing fact that the carefully examining it. I unhesitatinR- value of ihis trec's product hos not. up 10 this lime, heen discovered by any one in the cotton trade. notwlthstand- ing the fact that the tree has been known to exist since the tiIne of the mutiny. and r>rabablv for hundreds or years oreviouslv. The only uses to which the cotton 1t nroduces has so far been put arc the manufacture of wickS for lamps in Hindu temples and the stuffinR of beds and pillows After
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
EDITORS WILL WORK TO
 MAKE STATE FAIR SUCCESS

Fla, on the annual weeks outing of the organization. The excursion ar rived in the Capital City on the way from Gadsden where the annual State meeting was held during, the week, six hours late, the delay having been caused by d wreck on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad near Clanton, which blocked the track.
 The cars in which the party were io- cated. were side tracked and held in the Union Station until yesterday morn ing, when they left for Jacksonville at 6: :56 o'clock In charge of the eXcur- sion was Jacob Pepperman, Secretary of the Association. who was accom- panied by his wife. The wife of Pres ident Mel was also in the party. as were ex-President Charles Greer of Marion, and Mrs. Greer.
 President Mel spoke very strongly of his interest in the Montgomery State Fair.
 The proposition of holding an Edi- tors Day during the fair week he said, as outlined by President Vandi- yer of the Fair Association, was re- ceived by the editors at the Gadsden Convention with the greatest enthu- siasm. Every one there whom l know has promised me to support the Editor s Day feature heartily, I was especially pleased to see that the interest in the event was not confined to those editors from this part of the State. The dtem- bers from the northern and middle sections were as enthusiastic and as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

preaching s3,o0o.ooo. It is on q scale of liberality equal to that of most American cities. but comes very far be- hind Boston, which expends s1 head sor the same purpose.
 Philadelphia spends 45 cents, the , same as New York. Chicago S5 cents, Baltimore SO. St. Louis 25. Cleveland 30. Buffalo 45, Detroit 55 and New Or leans iS. small as well as an omnibus aumber.
 Among the second class cities of the country Washington is the only one which equals New York in the amotE&t appropriated for public recreation, be with the resources of the federal gov ernment to draw on the expenditure of A cents a head for this purpose is not excessive. Providence. one of the most progressive cities In New Eng land, expends only ss cents and Dem yer, usually included in the cities of the third class, 55 cents.
 The total amount expended for pur- poses of public recreation in the cities or the United tSates is $10,000, ,000 and tho general policy of large cities is to Increase this item of expenditure by payments which up to few years ago would have been deemed probably of doubtful legality. The increase In the appropriations for public recreation is by no means general and does not in- clude either the cost of acquisition or the maintenance of public works. the chief municipal recreation places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
| tha hll wiil ha chanaedI twioe

ment the bill will be changed twice, each week
 The company during previous visits to Montgomery. has made many friends, and the organization includes many persons well known here Among them are John B. Wills. formerly of Wills Henshaw and Ten Broeck. James Les lie. Walter s. Wills. Kate Helston. Dick Thomas, Margaret Shannon and num- Der of others including the, Blue Rib bon Beauty chorus of pretty girls.
 The bill for the first three nights of the opening week will be the farce. In Atlantic City" This will be followed by Two Old Cronies." comedy crea- ton that has been known as a laugh producer during the past decade.
 With the change of the bill, new songs, specialties and musical numbers will be introduced. Matinees will be given on Wednesday and Saturday af- ternoons.
 Outdoor Attractions.
 The Cameragraph will he the free outdoor attraction in the Park with a series of new imported views. Hale's Tours will offer trip through the Alps of Switzerland. and Hoffman's s band will give two of their popular concerts daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
 Moutg0mery-Savann

The Atlantic Coast Line operates daily through Pullman Buffet Drawing room sleeping cars between Mont gomery and Savannah. Loave Mont Eomery 7:45 D. m. arrive Savannah $40 a. m. making direct connection with Steamers for Baltimore. New York, Boston and all Eastern Cities. For information write,
 S. p. Collier. Jr..
 Commercial Agent.
 Montgomery, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

ly express the opinion that 1t possibly would ultimately revolutiunlzs llie cotton cultivation of India.
 I sent samples 10 Bombay and Liverpool. where experts in 'rne former city classed 1t as Tine white in cols, staple 1 1-4 to 1 l-2 incnes ions, ana said 1t would spin up 10 50's. III tho latter city it was chased 'superfIne. color white staple. S-fU to I-4 in- ches in length and valued at to sd per pound above the prlce Of .middlinG" American"
 Tt will thus be seen that f one third the cotton growing area of India were clanted with this tree. the re- suit of the second year would be a crop far in excess of that of this coun- try and America put together"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
sE.5O Copyright Books 98c

All we'll bound clear printing fine glaze paper in the following tie The Storm Signal, Gustove Martins With Spurs of Gold Green and Kirk; KppsWel Captain All
 Jacobs The PassporRichad Bago The Coming of ByMar garet Werup; Rebecca Mary-Donnel; Emmy Lou-George Martini Captain My StandishJens The Conquest of Canaan
 Booth Tarkngton; Pole BakerWi Horbon; The Travelling Third-Atheron The Long The Man of the HourThane The Thurston The Heart of Lady Anne -Caste Debtor-Mary Wilkins Freeman Eight CousinsA cott The Silent PaeaStewart White; Purple and Fine Linen
 Post The Flute of Pan-Hobbe The Girl from Home Strong and others yonr choice Monday each :. :. :. <. 98c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Scribes Pass Through
 Montgomery.
pre.,dent Mel of Press Association Promises CO-Operati0n of Organ izatiOn to Aid Efforts of
  Management.

Tt is my purpose to cooperate with the Alabama Agricultural Association In every way to make the Editors Day the feature of its State Fair"
 In these words R. E. L. Mel of Sel- ma. President of the Alabama State Press Association yesterday morning expressed his interest in the exposi- tion which is to be held in Muntgom- Ary October 22 to 27.
 Every editor in the Association with whom I have talked has expressed the great interest he has felt in the matter, and has promised his support and his presence at the event"
 PFeeiAent Mel spent Friday night in Montgomery. together with some sixty other members of the. Association. who Bera on their way to Atlantic Beach,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
FOR PUBLIC RECREATION.

New York Spends 45 Cents Year for
 Each Inhabitant, Boston sI. New York Sun.
 The City of New York expends 45 cents a year for each inhabitant for what Is known technically as public recreation. This term includes music In parks. public baths, fairgrounds. flowers and recreation piers
 The contribution of New York for this purpose amounts to more than Sl,5o0.ooo q yeaF and is rapidly ap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
N. J. PrestwOOd, After EcquIttaI of Fn
 tIer is Not Isut On Trial

N J. FrestWOOos After EcqufttnI Of En-
 tIser is Not Put On Trial
 The case against Noah J. Prestwood of Coffee County. charged with peon- age in the United States District Court, was mol pressed by. the court yester- day morning, following the acauittal of his father. F. NJ. Prestwood on a similar charge Friday afternoon. Fa- ther and son had been accused of par ticipation in one crime. Upon the ae- auittal of the elder Prestwood, the case, against the son fell through.
 Two jury trials on charges of Illicit distilling resulted in verdicts of mol guilty yesterday morning. D. C., alias Doe" Smith. of Chiffon County was the defendant in one of the cases while Warren Miller. of Coffee County. was the other defendant
 The case of Hudy Broomes of Gov ington County who was accused of H. licit distillins. was continued general ly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

much interested as hose from the fn- mediate district aDout Montgomery.
 Tn regard to Editors Day. I have some ideas as to the details of this feature of the Fair that expect later to submit to President Vandiver. When return from Florida I shall confer with him with the view of giving as much of my time as possible to making this day a success"
 The sixty members of the party which left for Jacksonville yesterday morning included fully half of the at tendance at thp State Convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
CASINO THEATRE.

Wills Musical Comedy Company Opens
 Two Weeks Engagement.
 Wills Musical Comedy Company. pre- senting a series of tuneful musical com edies opens a two weeks engagement at Electric Park Casino beginning Monday. July 80. During the engage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
White Wash Belts

Our entire line of 50c White Wash Belts, beautifully embroid- cred and made with tiny tucks will go on sale tomorrow at half price, first corners gets best pick. Sale price :. :. :. :. ..25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Stirring Preserves PlousIy.

They tell of North Atchison woman who was preserving cherries when the preacher called to the kitchen and sho watched her preserves while he talked, and stirred them in a quiet. religious way while he offered a prayer. Tha prayer and the preserves were done at the same tina,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

10 pieces Full Bleached .Damask, 68inches wide, very pretty and unique designs. The kind we usually sell at 50c tomorrow the yard .... -. -. .... ,39c
 15-Pieces Unbleached All Linen Damask-- full 58 and 60 inch wide assorted designs, quality that will give entire satisfaction. Our regular 60c grade, tomorrow the yard .49c
 9 Dozen Full Bleached, all Linen Uncut Dinner Napkins 5-8 size, extra values at $1.35, special for Monday at the dozen .... ..$1 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
slO.OO Leather Suit Cases S7.OO

We just dozezn of these suit to sell tomorrow you call early they will not last long at this price
 Birdie Leather Suit Case Shirt fod made of selected heavy ridle leather wde 2nch long, Vienna handles heavy pressed leather corners Holland linen ned straps in body and shirtfod on top Worth regular $1000 Monday .$7O0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

 Made by special sanitary process. Our guarantee for one year, sleep on this mat tress for s65 nights and if not perfectly satisfied with it we will refund your money, of course the ticking must be clean if returned. Regular price $15.0O, Monday on ly .... ;. .... .$12.O0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
TOILET NECESSITIES.

Nadinoa frecke and pmple Cream eura tive and chaps fire and acid burns and all kinds aons Nadine Powder whens sofens and produces sos4 velvatrv annearance On sale at Each !. 4Oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

20 Dozen Full Bleached, All Linen White Fringed Doileys, worth regular SLIGO, special for Monday, the dozen .75c
 20 Dozen Unbleached Bath Towel, our reg ular 15c grade, tomorrow, each . .. =. .10c
 9 Dozen Unbleached Bath Towel. Large size, heavy grade, regular 2Oc grade, Monday each =. ........ -. ... -. ..15c
 25 Dozen Extra Heavy Large Size Bleach ed Hand Towel, 15c grade, special tomorrow, each .... :. ..... :. .......... -. He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Short Lengths

In selling the quantities of goods that do, its natural that accumulate lot of short lengths but every one of them servceable lengths and suitable for skirts They consist of choicest materials such as cheviots, Panama Voe, Serge, Brilliantine etc, at prices about half what they would in the original price. On sale Monday ranging from $1 50 to $500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Remarkable Sale of White Goods
 Continues.

the crowd tomorrow and how they straight this busy section They know when advertise bargains have the merchandise back up and there will be disappointment getting what they the values that offered this depart ment unprecedented and will be your advantage attend this sale.
 5000 yards White LawnAn good quality special 5c
 1500 Yards India Lnon-Put up bookfoldA fine grade worth regular 15c tomorrow the yard .12c
 1000 Yards Very Sheer White Persian Lawno regular 18c grade, Monday, the yard ... .l4c
 1000 yards Sheer and fine White Persian Lawn 25c grade, Monday the yard Is.
 1000 Yards White Wash Chiffon, very sheer and fn regu lar 30c grade Monday, the yard .21c
 1000 Yards 46 inch White Wash Chfon-Very fine grade regular 35c number, Monday the yard 26c
 5000 Yards White Check Nainsook, good quality at low price, for Monday only 10 yards for .46c
 5000 Yards 40inch White Lawn, very fine grade, regular 18c grade Monday, the yard .13c
 1000 yards 40inch White Lawn 15c grade Monday the yard. .... He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
CASE IS MOL PRossED.

Hotel Fleming, rooms by day. week or month. -Su- W ed- fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
Your Linen Opportunity.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
WE
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  tpoy to the first Monday these bargains
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-29
New Fall Silks

Tomorrow we will place on sale line of new silks in grey. Black and white and navy and white. Fresh and Crisp, right from the silk mills. 75c values for ,r50c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-03
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