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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
WHAT IS cATAERHs
E, e. Fowler Guarantfes a Care D
 Byomei or VIII Refund the Money.

Hvon,ei or VIII Refund the Money.
 Until very recent years, 1t was thought that catarrh was a disease of the blood but now modern science has proved that catarrh is germ dis ease. and can be cured only by treatment that will kill the germ and heal the mucous membrance of the nose and throat.
 Therefore, when you shave catarrh, you can readily see that if you want to cure it, you should use Hyomei, which medicates the air you breathe. thus killing the catarrhal germs and healing the smarting and raw mem- brane of the passages throughout the nose and throat In breathing Hyo- mel you are really treating your ca- tarrha1 troubles with the only nat .ural methods, for it will make the air you breathe as pure, healing and anti septic as that found on the noun tains where the pine forests give off their fragrant and healing balsams.
 If there is any doubt in your mind as to the power of Hyomei to cure catarrh, the unusual way in which it is sold by Fowler should destroy all doubt, as he offers to refund the money should Hyomei fail to benefit.
 The complete Hyomei outfit. cons sisting of an inhaler, bottle of Fly omei, and a medicine dropper, costs only $t. while extra bottles can be obtained for 50 cents.
 Mir Fowler has sold a great many Hyomei outfits. and the more he sells the more convinced he Is that he is perfectly safe in guaranteeing to re- fund the money if Hyomei does not cure.
 If not convenient to obtain Hyomei of E. c. Fowler or some other druggist tt will be forwarded from tine laboratory by mall on receipt of price. The R. T. Booth Co.,, Hyomei Bldg, Ithaca, N. Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
BUTTERMILK.
A surer Way Out.

The "buttermilk fad" which it's fol- lowers insisted was the cure for all the ills that human flesh is heir to, has pretty well had it's day
 Buttermilk Is pleasant and healthy drink, but there are a whole lot of de- slrable things that it cannot do. A Nebraska woman found something much more worth while. She says:
 Three years ago my stomach was in such a frightful condition that I could scarcely bear to take any food at all. Indeed there was once that I went for IA days without a morsel of nourish- ment. preferring starvation to the acute agony that I suffered when ate any thing. And all this entailed upon me almost constant headaches and nervous ness. My condition was truly pitiable.
 The doctor warned me that the coffee drank was chiefly responsible for this condition, and ordered me to drink buttermilk instead. But I despised but termilk and could not bring myself to use 1t.
 Then was advised to try Postum Food Coffee. It has completely reno- vated and made over my whole system. The salutary effect on my poor stom- ach was simply marvellous, and that strengthened out, the headaches. ner- vousness and other troubles soon van ished. For more than year have not felt any distress or pain, such as I once thought would kill me.
 "I can truthfully say that Postum has brought me the blessing of the perfect health I enjoy. for I gave up medicines when began it's use" Name given by Postum Co.,, Battle Creek Mich.
 There's a reason Read the little book, The Road to Melville, in pkEs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
sousa and His Band Today.
 Matinee at BitOu, ?. m. DECLINES TO QUIT DOLAN DEFIEs THE CONVENTION
 OF MINERS. Despite the Decision of John Mitchell, the Head of Local No. 5, Says
 That He Will Not Resign.

Pittsburg, Feb. S.--Notwithstanding 2 the fact that President John Mitchell. of the United Mine Workers of Amer ica. has decided that local district No. 5 has the power in its present conven- tion to oust President Dolan and Vice President Bellingham of district No. 5, President DoIan still maintains that he was elected by a referendum vote and can be removed only in the same manner.
 President Dolan still def1es the del- egates and refuses to vacate his oiice and a split in the district is not beyon a possibility, according to the dele gates from whom Dolan has received a number of te1egrams and letters ad- Vising him to fight the issue and if defeated to start an Independent organ ization.
 President MitchelPs. decision was made public in his instructions to Na- tional Vice President Lewis, who read them to the convention today. MT. Lewis received them last night, but held them until late today before mak- ing them public. He said he was await ing further advices from MT. Mitchell. The instructions were dated at Indian apolis and said:
 "I understand that the question at issue in the Pittsburg district is: Has the present convention authority to remove or force resignation of District officers? Presuming this to be cor rect, my judgment is that this being an annual convention, full power is vested in the delegates to remove from office any official of the District or to amend District laws in any way deem- ed advisable by a majority of the del- egates. and I advise that you submit this telegram to the convention as my decision in the matter. Advise me fully by wire or telephone as to the situation"
 Mr Lewis upon receiving these in- structions last night telegraphed MT. Mitchell that the sentiment of the con yention was overwhelmingly in favor of removing the two officials Tor al legged betrayal of the miners trust Tn Indianapolis and also explains Dolan attitude. It was reply 10 thls mes sage that MT. Lewis awaited while he held ub Mir Mitchelis decision.
 When the decision was read to the there was turmoil. strlIe and confusion. Delegates rushed 10 Dolan instantly vacate the chalr.
 Cheers and misses rose from the cro1Ud of excited delegates and Tor q time it seemed that che presloent would be forcibly removed rom nus seat. The storm was calmed by MT Lewis who made hlmSelL hearu Ill ih"F ing a recess, while the telegrams ana decisions of President Mitchell was given to the newspapers.
 When the convention was called to order again a number of resolutions was passed appointing a committee to draft rules for new election and to 6x inc date. It Is said Dolan would, he a candidate fer reelection but that RelIingham will not. While waiting through the day for the Mitchell de- st comparative deadlock. The time was taken up with the presentation of resolutions. a number of which were not recognized by the chair. Some having for their object the prevention of a ike instance in the future were passed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
sousa and His Band Today. Matinee at Bijou, 2 ?. m.
REsTAURANT IS CLOSED.
Charges Agalast Proprietor of the Owl
 at Huntsville.

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 at Huntsville.
 Huntsville, Feb. S.--tSpecial. )---D. F. Green, proprietor of the Owl Restau- rant, was arrested on a charge Of ob- taining goods by false pretense, and the now eating house has been closed by attachments Complaint against Green was made by Nj H. Collins, who had a big bill against the establish ment for carpentry work. This precip- itated other troubles for the enterprise and attachments were taken out by Hutchens & Murdock, T. F. Terry and Mrs c. C. Dement, Green surrendered everything, was released from custody and has left the city. The Owl had been open for business only two weeks and was the finest establishment of the kind in Huntsville.
 J. D. Phillips and Sanford Weldon of DeKalb County were brought here yesterday afternoon on charges of H. licit distilling and lodged in jail. The prisoners were captured at work at a still in DeKalb County, near Kosh, by Deputy Collector Campbell, Deputy Marshal Arnold and Deputy Marshal Root Seven hundred gallons of beer and other supplies were destroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
SOLICITOR IS READY
HEFLrN SAID TO BE IN POSSESSION
 or EVIDENCE.
FriaI of Persons Held ini Connection Mfth the, Death of George Tfil- maR VIII Be Taken Up
 Today.

Birmingham. Feb. s,-fSpecial.-, Judge H. R. Abemathy, justice of the peace for Beat 37, today announced that he would take up the cases against Richard Wray. :. M. Lands- downe. Irma Henderson and Marie Mar tins. who were arrested on a warrant charging murder, growing out of the shooting of George Freeman. miniaT ture painter. tomorrow. The eoroner's jury has not completed the investiga- ton into the case, adjournment being taken until Tuesday. Harry Matthews was admitted to bail again, $500 bond being made at midnight last night. Considerable interest has been aroused in the case. Freeman's body has been held here pending adyices as to dispo- sition on the part of relatives. ....
 It is said that sensational turn Will take place in the investigation of the killing of George Freeman.z It is re- ported tonight that Solicitor Eenin has been advised fully as to the shooting of Freeman and will be ready to prose- cuate at any time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
conditions nt Ensley.

There continues, according to the real estate dealers in Ensiey. increasing de- mand for lots, houses and business To- cations The real estate dealers claim there Is no boom, as that term is gem orally applied, but steadily increas- ing interest in the city by people seek ing investments as wells as the many who desire to purchase lots for homes or homes already built.
 Many of the older residents of Ems Joy have built homes in the past six or eight months and a good many more who have rented homes since their coming to the city are arranging to build this spring and summer.
 The real estate and rental agents say this will in a measure enable them to supply q few calls for houses, but will not begin to relieve the situation. With the present industries and busi- ness interests of Ensley there Is lack of homes for the people Ito live in and in anticipation of the developments al- ready under way and still bigger things expected, the real estate men are afraid they will not be able to keep the sit- uation in hand unless more houses are built. There is perehaps more building going on in the city now than at any other time, but the claim is made that 100 houses would not more than relieve the situation today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Sousm and His Band Today. Matinee at BljOu, 2 p. m.
CbarIe.ton BanIx Assignn.

Charleston, s. O.. Feb. S.--After a run which Is said to have been precipi- tated by the anxiety Of several Greek fruiters with small deposits. the Co lumbia Banking and Trust Company of Charleston closed it's doors today and tonight the directors made a gen. eral assignment of property and as- sets for the benefit of creditors, nam ing Edward w. Hughes assignee. As no quarterly statement had been made since November 1905, the figures of liabilities and assets could not be ob- tained. In the last statement sur plus of $6,500 was shown and in Jam uary a dividend was declared at the rate of 6 per cent per annum. The bank was capitalized at $50,000 and vas chartered in 1893.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
sousa and His Band Today. Matinee at Bijou, q ?. m.
EXPLAINED BY FEATHER.
Simple Renson Why Roosevelt Resoiu-
 tion Was wifhdrawa.

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 Atlanta, Ga, Feb. S.-Col. John S. Prather, commander of Camp A. Wheelers Confederate Cavalry, sub mits the following, requesting as wide publicity as possible
 ''wheress, publication has been mado that meeting of the camp of which I am commander. held February ?. 1908, a resolution was offered to elect Pres ident Roosevelt as an honorary mem : Der, and that this was met with spir- ited opposition by the members pres ent, and the motion almost unani- mously voted down.
 Now, this is to denounce the publi- cation referred to as fragrant mis- representation of facts. I presided at the meeting, and when the resolution was offered attention was simply call ed to the fact that the bylaws of our association prohibited any honorary members and the resolution was propmtly withdrawn, was no. even de- bated or voted on. or any opposition voiced against 1t.
 John S. Prather "Commander Camp A, Wheelers cons
 federate Cavalry"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Bovvea ,n sold,rr, Home.

Washington. Feb. S.-The case of John J. Bowes, the former United States soldier who came back to the United States from Ireland on the Steamer Iveria to enter a soldiers home, and who arrived at Boston where he was detained by the immigration officials. is closed incident. Bowes is now duly accredited inmate of the soldiers home at Tagus, Maine, where he was sent on the sixth instant. IL was explained by the secretary that the lack of one of Bowes's discharges papers alone prevented quick action in placing him in Q national home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
BAsKEF BALL GAME.
Montgomery Defeats the Fifth District
 School Team.

school Team.
 In Wetumpka last night, the Mont gomery Independent Athletic Club played a game of basket ball against the team of the Fifth District Agricul- turaI School. and victory was with the Montgomery aggregation, the final score being 34 to 13.
 The lineup was as follows:
 Industrial College-Tarr, captain and forward; Howell, forward; Barker, cen- ter; Clifton and Thornhill, guards.
 Montgomery-Locke. captain and cen- ter; Tfsdale and Davis. forwards; Hood and JesseL guards.
 Goals thrown from field by l. c. How ell CD, Barker CD; by Montgomery, Locke (3). Jessel CD, Tisdale (s). Da- wis (5)
 The Montgomery team will go to Birmingham February 18th. where 1t will play the athletic club of that city. The locals expect to give the Magic City club a stiff game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09

tions barred :wtion on criminal charges against Braun before he returned to Hungary for his certificate.
 Despite Braun's reported tndiscre- tions, MT. Storer said he firmly peilev- ed that the sanctity of Braun's core. spondence was outrageously violated and that he was detained and lnsuitea beyond the technical excuse put for ward in Justification. Later the Hun garian Government published the prom ised disavowai of the former police statement against Braun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09

sullen and denounced in strong terms the
 witnesses who swore against him. Es-
 pecialiy was Rooney harsh against Tom
 Fahey, who is seerving seventeen year sentence for participation in the safe robbery in question. who swore that Rooney was member of the gang. Fahey and Edwards were today re- turned to the mines. The trial of Roo- ney on a charge of robbery has not been set as yet, but will probably go down on the docket at the next term when capital cases are taken up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
KiIled At Atlanta.

J. F. MOTHS. employed at the eOaI mines of the Southern Steel Company at Altoona, in B1ount County. was struck by Birmingham Mineral. QA and NJ train this morning and fatally hurt. One of his limbs was severed from the body. In the hopes that his life could be saved. the injured man was brought to the city. Morris died shortly after arriving at the hospital here His remains will be taken back to Blount County for burial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
sOusa and His Band Today. Matinee Ut BijOu, 2 D. m.
Cotton Llghter sInIks.

Venice. Feb. s.-A lighter with 41O bales of cotton from the Austrian steamer Alberta which arrived at Trieste February ?. from Galveston, Tex caught fire yesterday and sank alongside the wharf. Two hundred and fifty of the bales were dnplaged by fire and water and several were dc z. stroyed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
AAerfnn nend.

The remains of Joseph G. Aderton, who died here after an illness of sever- al days, were this evening shipped to St. Louis, for interment. The deceas- ed was connected with the United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company and was we'll known in in- dustriai circles. EE was man of some means.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
LOST.

LosT-strayed or stolen, a white fox terrier dog, with tan marked head. left ear almost white; answers to name of Roy. Return to 1044 S. Hull St. or Little Paint Store and get reward. F. F. pavant.
 sTOLEN-On night of aJnuary 30th. from our place, one bay horse 14 E hands high, in fine order: tail bob6ed off toretop cut out. Also one bride and saddle. Mcclellan make {; one doubIe-case goid-fil1ed hunting watch and chain. movement No. 156s4s9; "C. H. H." engraved on back of case. (No. 242eO). ss5 00 reward for return of horse and watch; $50 co for thief. with evidence to convict. A. J. Hawes & Son. 3tl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Enjoins the City.

J. M. Dupuy, citizen of Fountain Heights, who owns number of lots in that section of the city has en- joined the mayor and board of alder men of Birmingham from the sale of his lots, on which he refused to pay the street Improvement assessments. ! The injunction proceeding was ond division of the city court today. The petition was granted and bond fixed at $500.
 The basfs of the petition, which is quite lengthy, goes into the validity of the act of the legislature authorizing street Improvements, and declares the act unconstitutional
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Fairsey Is Back.

w. B. Farley, the Alabama member of the national board of United Mine Workers of America, has returned from Indianapolis where he attended the meetings of the board and the con vention which was held and authoriz- ed a strike in Pennsylvania and other states. MT. Faiirley states that the strike which will commence the first of April will not affect districts where contracts have been signed. He says that a circular letter Is being sent to the membership of the organization throughout the country announcing that existing contracts will not be af- fected. MT. Fairley stated that he could not see how the strike in Penn syIvania and other states will affect thIs district The strike in Alabama Is stlI on with no indications of set clement in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
s.na,ser Want. His Son.

The police department has been in- formed by c. H. Sandifer, of YorkviIle, s. C., that a reward of $25 for locat- ing his 1S-year-old son, who disap- peared from his home early in Jan uary and is believed to be in this sec ton of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Chieago Church nurned.

Chicago. Feb. S.--St. Paul's Metho- dist Church at Ashland Avenue and Harrison Street was destroyed by fire tonight. The fire started in the base ment from an overhe9ted furnace Loss. $135,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
Johuson in Birmingham.

< Will Johnson. the negro who was re gently sentenced to be hanged at Gads- den for compiicty in the murder or Mrs, Jane Smith in that city some months ago, and whose. sentence was ccmmuted to life imprisonment by 'Governor Jelks last night, was brought Birmingham today by sher- iiff Chandler and Deputy John Leister, of Etowah county, and lodged in jail for safe keeping. Johnson will De taken to the convict mines in a few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
AIIsCELLANEOUs.

cARD-Pauents desiring admIssi~n 10 the wards of, the Montgomery 1nfirmary may se- cure cards by telephon!ng Mas Martin. head nurse in charge at phone 722. Mont gomery Infirmarx. Wed-frt-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
pr.narinr fnr conxention.

The city hall armory is being fitted up for the convention of the Master House Painters and Decorators Asso- ciation,, which will gather here next Tuesday and last for four days. The indications are that more than i'2Vo deIerates will be here. The local as- sociation is preparing to give a big entertainment to the convention, in- cIuding trolley rides. cake walk and other features. A theatre party m which one thousand tickets Will pc provided has been arranged TOT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09

Emerson Stables. North Decatur street, for Kentucky Horses and Mules Telephone 162s. adv-tG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
James Rooney "a Angry.

James Rooney, who was held yester- day by Judge Greene in the Criminal Court at the habeas corpus proceedings, he denying that he was New York Harry. wanted herein connection with the robbery of the safe of the Stand ard oil Company in. 1900. today was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
HALIWOOD CASH REds.sI kns.

were awarded ten prizes sat the Georrta s.at usip why h. ''bluffed'' by trs,sf ssests into sgynE an s95idYIStsS 5sISosa register at waS-timsss pTeeh porth sasO. Write for tsS1;s Southern Cash Register Co. Atlanta. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
FOR sALE-REAL EsTATE.

REAL ESTATE Auction sale--Together with other valuable reaf estate we will sell to the highest bidder, House and Lot. No. 412 Bibb Street. at the Basin Court Square. F o'clock. Monday. February 18th; unless sold at private sale before. Look out for our ad
 soon, describing properties in detail for this big sale. We invite parties to join us in
 this sale who have property for quick dis- position. List same with us at once. Chand- Ter Douglass If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
ENGRAYING.

REsT-send your work to us for satis- ~ results and quick execution. all processes The Advertiser Engrav- l. 'phone SGT. Montgomery, Ala. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
TYPEWRITERs.

1pTWRITERS For Rent-Late model sfningtons S4. co first month and only bo monthly thereafter Six months rental FoO old machines, any make. taken in
 E,anee for new ReminGtons. Remington
 tsviiter Company. Montgomery Branch
 p,ei 27 Commerce St.. phone 29S. Rf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

WANTED-One or two young men for Iuxu- riously furnished front room: first floor; bath and telephone convenient: three blocks from Square, in private family. W. II. s..
 care Advertiser. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
TABLE COOKERY

If yeu would purchase a chafing dish, or need chafine accessories of any sort, we can show a line of them that will surely interest you al this time. Full nickel chafer, large,
 fine lamp, double pans
 $s, next smaller S4;
 nickel dish, large, black
 iron stand $4.
 Ebony handle nickel
 spoon or fork, $I.oo5 e. A. Rxxzk s:ss eGsl'ss2 IS Dexter Avs. sTentgomery. Aia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-09
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-The second floor of The Ad- vertiser Annex BuildingI. Apply at The
 Advertiser Office. If