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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20
PORTO RICANs ARE IGNORED.
Americans Have No Regard for Wishes
 nf fhe NnliYea.

Americans Have No Regard for Wishes
 of the Natives.
 Washington, Jan. 19.-Broad charges as to the indifference of American off cials in Porto Rico to the wishes of Porto Ricans were made by Mayor Roberto Todd of San Juan, in a hearing today before the House Committee on Insurar Affairs on the proposed bill to reorganize the insular government.
 Mayor Todd charged that the six American members of the Executive Council who are also the heads or the departments of the insular government do not consult the five native members of the body, and do not even invite them to meetings of the Council This body is both executive and legislative In It's functions and stands in the relation or Senate to the House of Delegates or Porto Rico.
 Under the present Government or ganization the eleven members of this body are appointed by the President of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20

the United States, and it is required that only five of them shall be Porto Rlcans. Consequently the natives in sist their representation is wholly in- adequate and they desire that they be granted a Senate to be elected by the people instead of the council.
 In support of his charge that the na- tives in the Council are ignored, Mayor Todd presented letters from Rosendo Matienzo Ciatron, present Speaker of the House of Delegates and former member or the Council. and other fOr- mer members of the Council
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20
NEW IMPERIAL MULTI.COLORED Maps of Alabama UNITED STATES AND THE WORLD

An absolutely new departuRs from all previous styles Of map making. By a new process The Advertiser Map has been en- Wrayed to show the names of every county, river, railroad, town and city in the staGe, in white on black enameled oacAEa ground. In addition | sshown tOwHHhip lines and range and township nuInbern, Vvhich will ennbie you to Ind the loca- tiOn of any ViecS of land i'm the Etate. Distances are given be- tween stntiOns on all lines of railroads, population is given at name of town, county seRts are located by picture of ~0uR8 house in eol0rH.
 1t also gives the 1904 elee<ion returns by counties of all votes east for state officials, con. Kressmen and Preident. The census by counties, showing in- crease aud decrease of pOpuIa- ton, with approximate crop yield for cereals by eOun- NteSt area, StGsp GtCs
 And this is not alli On the reverse side aFc two mapS--tha world and the United Statea. making this nAap e most eOnve- nIeut and use fuI reference aid to the business man, the law- yer, teacher, doctor or any Oth- CT fntelliSent citizen. Every OfFlce, library, school, room and home should have one of these ezceIlebt maps. It ia a pre- micw worth having. Gn fact, it has not rival i'm the premium wOr d, md yet 1t Is offered on Q special arrangement we are cbie to make our readers thIa offer. The Daily Advertiser fer 6 months and one of the new Imperial MuIti-COIored Maps of AInbaNna sent prepaid to your address upon receipt of sS.OO, You cnn afford to miss this OpT Ortunity lf yOL appreciate a good thing that might not last very long you will send for the map ond paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20

Notice of interpretations was filed yesterday in the office of the Secretary of States by the following companies
 Headland Hardware Company. Head land capital stock $1O,O00; incorpora- tors, w B. oates. C. E. Haynes. l.. L. Haynes, Jr.,, Ed Lindsey, Lucius Camp bell J. R. Crawford. Mollie Campbell
 Langan Hat Company. Mobile. capi- tai stock S2 2s0O, incorporators. David E. Langan. Joseph A. Langan. Mary A Norville. Fred Norville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20
ACT TODAY. DO IT NOW
ORDER BLANK
Through

very lib, raI terms. Through The Adv, ItiseF Company
 IncIOsed find S3 % for months auh. scriPtion to The Daily and Sunday Ad- VertISer, and send me prepaid, The Ad- VertlseF's new Multi-COlored man of AL abamn. United States and the world. offered a premium.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20

The Children Want to see the Real Locomotive in % and 0 at BijOu Matinee TO-day 2;3O F. M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20
rMnEzzLnMpNT IS cHAReED.
G. c. Preston Arrested on Complaint
 Of EmplOyeF.

G. C. Preston Arrested on COnptHiht
 Of Employer.
 On a warrant sworn out by M. M Martin before Justice B. c. Young, General c. Preston; a young white man, was yesterday morning arrested charged with embezzlement
 Preston was employed as collec- tor by a furniture establishment on Dexter avenue and he had been with the firm about three months. having come to Montgomery from his home in Cullman MT. Martin, the manager of the furniture copany,' alleges that Preston misappropriated $2O.
 Preston was unable to make bond and was committed to the county jail It was expected last night that the father of the young man would be communicated with and that the charges might be withdrawn after a settlement. Preston is twenty-three | years old
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20
WoMEN's NEGLECT
sUFFERINeTHEs REPEaALTy
Esalth Thus Lost Is Restored by Lydia u. pfnkhams Vegetable Compound.

How many women do you know who are perfectly well, and strong? We hear every day the same story over and lover again. q do not feel well; am len tired all the time ["
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20
Two New Corporations.

Extra fine fat Turkeys mt R. IT. Vel veFtOn'A. No. 1 Court Square. Phone &41'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20

The Children Want to see the Real Locomotive in % and at Bijou Matinee To-day 2s3O P. M.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20

Now is the time to buy DAYBREAK FERTILIZERS and Acid PhOSphateH. Don't delay. Full stock on hand nt our warehouse.
 MARKS a GAYLE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20

".Ah. Muse. You dare not claim
 A nobler man than he Nor nobler man hath less of blame, Nor bIameless man hath purer name, Nor pure name hath grander fame,
 Nor Fame-another Lee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20

And men, by time made wise. Shall in the future see
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-20

Totals. 17e.4ss s.Ss7'O7l 1Ss'7S2
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11


Whereas, Under an act Of the Legis-
lature entitled An act To authorize cities
II this State to Issue and dispose pr
bonds and take up and pay off other
bonds about to mature, to pay which no
funds have been otherwise provided" !"
approved March s, 1908, a question is
raised as to whether or not the form Of
said bonds and the terms, conditions and
incidents thereof should not first be ap-
proved by this Board therefore, be it
Resolved, That this Board does here-
by ratify, confirm and approve the form
thereof. and all things done in connection
herewith by the Board of Finance Of
Jersey City as aforesaid.
BY Alderman Gorman:-
Resolved, That a committee of five be
appointed, whose duty shall be to inyes-
tigate the method or system now in
vogue. as 70 keening a record of supplies
BY the Overseer If the Poor and
70 formulate a new system if they
deem it necessary, the same to 90 info
effect December J. 1906; also that the
said committee get up a proper form for
the Gverseer of the Poor to make q re-
port to this Board each month.
alderman Wier moved
That The Committee be made to con-
slst Of the Committee on Aims.
The resolution as amended was then
adopted.
On motion of Commissioner ,yier the
Board then adjourned
GEORGE NJ. MCCARTHY,
City Clerk.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
Hsrs
Ff1f - s-4is7- ~
So iS.s - 800
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1896.

he nnaneiai Journals nave all arriv-
ed at the conclusion that money will
not loan at the low rates that have pre-
vailed for some years after the pres
ent stringency is ended with what is
known as the crop moving season.
They pretty generally agree that the
increased output of gold has reduced
its purchasing power. and therefore in
terest rates, or the earning power Of
gold, have to meet this depreciation by
being increased as other commodities
have also advanced under the present
gold imitation Imitation of the cur
rency always begets speculation, and
the craze for dealing in mining stocks
is the greatest example OF this effort
to make much out of little All the
daily newspapers published in the
greater cities are filed with aIluring
advertisements Of the enormous profits
and resulting advance in the price of
mining stocks. Many of these mining
stocks are being doomed on prospects
and have already reached prices much
above par. Those who have been for
tunate enough to purchase before the
boom began can now escape with
profit, and it would seem to be wis
dom to do so. Some sscelIs may go
higher, but it is csr. at most of
them, which are not & fners,
viii be difficult to sell 1tN ~ par
before long.
Those who are fhe sellers of this
much advertised miniug stock would
not be rushing the sale Of the stock
of the valuable properties tsiey depict
If one-tenth Of what they impliedly
promise were true. Instead of selling
such get-rich-quick propositions they
would be offering to buy the stocks
instead of selling them. Gold is al
ways salable, and there is no slump in
Its coinage value, however much is
produced, although it will not buy as
much of other commodities by an av-
erage of nearly 30 per cent of what it
would ten years ago So it is not the
fear of too much gold. being produced
and fall in value that urges these
owners of mining stock to advertise
it for sale at what they profess to be
lieve is bargain price, and it must
therefore be their anxiety to obtain
ready money for what they fear viii
eventually be Improbable that is caus
ing them to offer such bargains.
gsla wise man Will stand clear of the
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF JER
sEY CITY.

Regular meeting at the City Han,
Tuesday, Octoblr %, 1906.
In the absence of the President, the
Board was called to order by the City
Clerk at 9.20 o'clock Il NJ
Present Aldermen Alpaugh, Barr,
Fletcher, Graef, German Herbert,
Horn, Kilmurray, Plorr, Sh ehy,
Sweeney, Noigt and Wier.
Absent-President Mccarthy. and Al
deimen Allardice, Allen, Barry, Biby,
Cunningham, Grosclaus, Loughlin,
Moran, Neil and Roes.
On motion of Alderman Wier, Alder
man Sheehy was appointed President
pro tempore.
The minutes of the regular meeting of
September IS, 1906. were approved as
printed in manuel form
Petitions, etc.. were presented, re-
ceived and disposed of as foliows:-
Remonstrance of the Open Hand Club,
agains .tthe passage Of an ordinance al
lowing the use of bells on junk wagons.
Referred to Committee on Laws and
Applications for six f6) peddler. one
"a junk and two 20 employment agency
licenses. (See reports subsequently,
nade.)
Referred to Committee on Trade Ii
eenses.
PRESENTATION OF1CLAIAds.
A few claims We're presented and re-
ferred to appropriate committees.
OFFICERS COMMUNICATIONS
The report of the Inspector of Build
ilgs for September 1906, showing the
number OF permits issued for the eree-
tion, extension or alteration of buildings,
valued as follows, was presented, re-
4 4 ,.xaI l7.I
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
ADJUSTMENTS
..wild Ncll,. 1t tho academy

.'Wild Nell & Child of the Regiment
with Vivian Prescott in the title role and
Walter wriison as Tom Hadley, the gam
bier. drew d large audience al the Asad-
emy of Music last night Tojudge from
the frequent ourbursts of applause which
punetuated the performance the audience
was immensely satisfied with the play
and the manner in which each ulenibmsr
of the cast handled his or her part It IS
from the facile pen and fertile imagina-
tion of Charles f, Bianey. author Of near
" a dozen plays that have seoted popu-
lar successes. "a Chiia oi the Regiment
can be classed as a companion piece to
Across the Paeific.' 1t is even more In
teresting as a military play and is more
elaboratesy mounted. Knives and pisto 5
play little or no part in it, until the cii-
max at Lhe end when Fort LoLok Out
there is enough shots fred, gunpowder
burnt and dynamite exploded to make
up for iyenty such plays. But this Is
necessary in carrying out the pot Of a
militay drama. AS in Across the Paf4 f.
ie' a Calling gun is brought into redlis-
ittien and adds to the roar, thy den and
thegeneFal excitement OF an Intensely IA miIi-
terest ting situation. The seetes are all
laid Ia and s.bout Dakota tort and one
of the greatest scenesis. darins aaul be-
tween Hadiey, The Gamb er, and an o-si-
Ger sent out tobring him backtothe iort
dead or alive, the dual taking place
during a raging Dakota blizzard. The Of
fcer's horse plays an important part
la Mazeppa. in this intensity inteae- / NJ
scene. The plot is woven around the love
affair between Tom Hadley and Alice.
daughter Of oCl. Scott Meredith. In COM
mand Of the fort. A murder occurs in
connection with the robbery Of $1,000
The otoCnel is guilty Of the murder. Had
ley is accused OF the crime. For the sake
of his .oye forthe Colon Is da < ter he
assumes the responsib. II y, bnE of curse
is finally acquitted and promoted to a
eaptasacy through the Efforts of the Cox
onel himself as a matter OF repera n
In all his trails and vissitudes his great
friend wild Nell the little Majo OF
the regiment, whose father had efore
dying lighting like seldier, en nrasted
her to Tom Hadley's care and protect on,
Miss Prescott plays the role Of al 70 ne
charmingly and piquantly. Mr. w ison
as Tom Hadley plays his part in most
satisfactory manner The entire cas- is
a strong one. AL LeLsteLr as Captain
Frothingham captain Of Light H rse
Brigade, Fl, R. HIS scored a great hit
in singing topical songs, receiving eig-lt
or ten encores.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
uai . Ra1lwszs Invsssmsat CO

Netice is hereby given that the
Hoard OF Directors Of Ehe United
ESa. lways Investment Compaay ave
this day declared a scri dividend p
two and one-half 2 I-29969 Pc cant
upon th Ae outstand ng preferred
stock Of his company, bei g IN Pay-
N Mt divide ds at sLe 1ate of I've
6 % per cent ser snnHrR. said pra-
fereek stock o ths halR yea enas
ing sap enbar 3 1th, 1905. sach 4igi-
dend be payable on the secoG I day
OF anu ry, 1907, to the ho1 ers Of
preferred stock Of this company of
record on tAe goth day oR Deeem-
Der. 1906. The transfer books oRthe
preferFei att Elk of this company Will
be closed at 3 o'clock >. ia. on Thurs
Gay, December 90, 1905. and will be
reopened 10 o'clock a -. on
& hurs Iay, Jaauary 3r 3, 1907.
Dated, Is Exchangs Place, Jersey
City, II. j., December 10th, 1905
W. DIANE, 4eeretar
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

mining boom, for Ii is beng oreruone,
or ct least VIII take the precaution to
Investigate whether ssae stock offered
really represents the value put upon it
and has a fair prospect Of dividends
Instead Of assessments.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

did rae no good. !.
SC, I tried Cuticurs
when my limb
low the knee to . q
ankle Was as
as a piece of +. Q.
All / used was thA
Cuticura Soaf, and
the Ointment. !
l.athesy wito tl1a
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
FEMALE

LADIES WANTED TO MAKE SAMPLE
patches at home on our new . cent
Dra wing Nlachlne- We pay 50 cents
hdndred for them, bsid we give 12H
cents profit on each ma h-ne you sell; II
sells on sight; excellent Christmas pres-
sent. 1t weavss new heal or toe in
s.oedng in hYs minutes. Serd . CENTS
for complete DRAWING MACHINE witt
Instructions and samples Of work We
waat made up
KODOS AGENCY, Box 11A5 New York
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NJ A. POS NIIlk L lsllAf - "

MAPOS SUGAR COMfANY.
Please take notice that a meeting Of
the Bondholders of the above named
Company will be held on the Fifth cay
noon, at the offise of the Company, No.
62 Pearl street in the city Of New Gol *
for the purpose to accept the resignation
Of The New York Ttusi G mpAAy as
successors of the Continental Trust Coma
paRy, as trustee for the One nuud Il
NOR, gage Bonds o. the said Mapos Su-
gar Company and also for the election
OF another trdstee that should take their
stead in accordance with the provisions
of the deed. Of the Trust. etc. made IN
the city of Havana, Cuba, on the Tth dag
of October 1892.
President. SETH ". FOX.
Secretary, J. N. del VALE YZNAGA
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
WANTED

ANY OWNER OF a 1865 STAND.
ara Automobile who wishes to sss OF
exchange same, lease q mnluaicate Is rA
Il 81. Herr. Is59 Broadway, New york
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS
NEW JERSEY STATE PRISON.


Trsnton. December 5, 1oeS
The nianaeing authorities of the Nsw
jersey St8ts Prison hereby invite propos-
ais f2r he manufacture. under the p. .ece
IT ce Plan," OF any article or articles for
which the available labor from 50 to 90
m end h shop Of theprison isadapted
TIE available shop is:
s. op No. IA. gro nd floor. 78xs1 1T. in,
S2XlS it. I'M 261i0 # 10 in. Second floor,
a f. Bin x 81 #. Gin; 81 #. INKS # 6 n.
The prison VII supply neces saTy heat
Ing for the shops and motive power suf-
tie ent fer ordinary purp ses. All inter-
ior shafting and machinery for manufac-
turing purposes to be furnished by con
trac or.
Plogcs IS involving the labor of more
than Ito m n on sny one b aach of in
d1s ~ ard proposals for the msnuf8 c.
ture of silk hats will not be received
nor VIII proposals for the manufac-
ture of shirts. parts, waistbsnds, shoes
lr shss m IS, mat ing or handkarchisfs
be teeeived at this tins.
Par is desTng to make prorosals vii
be nn tt. a to inspect he shop and ia
eli es ard all detailed information, to-
gether wi h blanks upon which prop sails
NJ Y be m de- will be f6rn he'd upon ap-
P ic son to the unders mel
E o-os Is must be addr ssed to S. w
4 RIB e upe soF New Jersev sta
2 tson Tenton, n. T.. ana ivet 1t
hi ffi e in the Or on b sofe l. SC ok
on M 8aesiay De- ember 26, 1865 TIL au-
tho'it es y er he right to re ect any
or an bids which in their judgment may
not be the intare of the State
S.W. KIRKBFpDE, Supe sor.
-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY
CITY.
Jersey City, Dec. Z 1875
- =, l. +1,., .
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
ss5sARD OF STREET AND WATER
Coz MISSION FRS.
Official proceedings

ply n GRIP YSTrrf- vrr r.-ys
49, ~ ~, = ,s1sis,1l : ll1 sNp = WAFER
oe,a.a, - q s.lsS
. 0Aa9yfai uayeeeaings
pai..os II, s7shi X ure.}
go, 81 Ahat Ene. contract fer the
ltisl,!ns Z. 10 q 95e hundred hre hydrants
1,fYl a ntis' att4h HI ty gass rom Date
Citv 81 Nas tpt Aara u Jefses
- ~ o:' W at,eofaahce with specIn-
N Ea,,,;a, : ~ W. = H. * JpF aWaraea % ~.
~ ~ s. ~. ~ " p lce namsd n
tbo lon, ioqo.t lt'htsay w N39.5V eacn; fhat beng
na5 ~ e;mn - ota recelEea aha thaf the Cor
S. Fpeney IS hereby directed to
e55fia Il ffs,. fp aLaye eAssuteo Inc necessary
5aeos,3 ssgs ~ ~ X KS, SUI =
Il G.sns,,.; sils ;sssiile 3paliu -
N STs-,ss " Js5 r. t53o aSld approved Dy
~ nasairaa s'ls's ~ GNtopef ,s,5 ~ i'foo:
l.,S ~. ~ .llss fse isIa oT Finahce
- uo.tc,sIs n lne talsoWing resolu-
Wsfan 80 Ta.s, 95s,su H. w 5stfp Ok > S,Eeei a9d
~ ~ "sef Suiii3alSs!ahe4 Oetoner To- 1905,
A,l.,,,.s'. -o'lVsf = ~
traat ssdG.isE 81. y Iilllp iumuity the con-
s5are s5,ore iVI lne construction OF a sewer IN
nf T5;rS 1890 str troah points ~ ~ feef north
q SewaEk ;S,l,.3l avenue to Fourth street, and
ats5 oaatn strset, from Mefseies street 20
ss,lsa q eohileesAlg With sewer IN Brunswick
% Isst;, ~; 90 o-
q. lSl tiitateu 3is cost, SS,oGllo on CITY,
pVi15o. 80 3.
NJ antohi liie same Board -
r9anS y Teso5ntion passed by salu
4lo5i5q 1900 oetoSeF ~ ly9o, and approved Dy
lhS s4a$or OcI0ber ~. l9U6.
hesolNeu 1hfS the Baard OF finance
aefe9y conenFs 10 the following resolu,,
~, =. Aoopted by the board of Stieet ana
NsatsF oliltlil lss.lohers Octo0er 10, -5vp
as Ioi-e& $ 70 wit
~ \. N NJ r.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
IN. .eHANCBRY OF NEW JERSEY

To Mrs. G. 7. jameson
By virtue of an order of the Court OF
Chancery of New Jersey made on the
day Of the date hereof, in cause where
in the Woodclif Land Improvement
Company is the complainant, and you,
and others. are defendants, you are re
quired to appear. plead, answer or de-
mur to the bill Of said complainant on
or before the twenty-seventh day of De-
cember next, or in default thereof such
decree be made against you as the Chan
celor shall think equitable and just.
The said bill is filed to foreclose a
mortgage made by Anna Dern Ellis and
husband to complainant. bearing date
October twenty-eighth. nineteen hundred
and two, on lands in the Township of
North Bergen, Hudson County. New Jer-
sey. and you are made defendant because
you have inchoate right of dover in said
lands
Dated October 2f. 1906.
WARNE SNYTH.
Solicitor of Complainant,
Weehawke ?. o.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

The Inspector of Buildings reported
twenty-two (22) applications for permits.
t0! erect or alter frame buildings within
tie fire limits and the same weree' re-
ferred to Committee on Laws and Ordi-
nailees.
sae tSge reports subsequently msde@
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT.
" TEES
The Committee on Finance reported
the following resSl1t pn.s
Resolved. That warIaIlfs be ordered
drawn oil the City Treasurer in favor OF
The following named persons in payment
Of salaries for the month lof October,
1906. when diie. viz,
George III. Mccarthy, City Clerk S416.66
T'. A. Nreeiand. c;t aTshai. I23s00
Il & Hewitt Oyers. Poor. 1353 3S3
Ge0. MtlrFaT, eAssis to Over-
secs of Poor .s.s.s.*.4 So 3333 3333
,1ehn SaNl Inspector of Buildings 1890
ssies. 81 s..s.s~>s-l 5 So So
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

CREDITORS OF EDWARD COR
DON. deceased are. by order Of tie
Surrogate Of Hudson County. dated Oc-
tober 81 1905 upon application Of the
subscriber notified to bring IN their
debts demands and claims against lis
estate, under OATH within nine months
from above date
AD0LPHUS J. CARlITNHsEIs.
Administrator.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11
LIMB RAW As
PIECE OF BEEF
sf9ered For Three Years Wits
fiching Humor Doctor Did NJ
Good Cruiser Newark, U. S.N
Man Cured IN Three Weeks.
SPEEDY CURE BY
CUTICuRA REMEDIES

II eufy-s4 wish hunaor for about
thrss years. OF and on. I finally saw
dostor aAd he gsye me remedies thai
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

THE ACCOUNT OF THE SUB
scriher ,rnstee under the viii Of David
w Oliver. deceased VIII be settled by
the Hudson County Orphans Court en-
December Il lg0G.
ALEXANDER L. OLIVER.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

THE ACCOUNT OF THE SUB
scribers. executors Of John H. Griewe.
deceased, viii be settled by the Hudson
County Orphans Orphans Court on De-
eembert7, 1905
IDA VI. GRIEWE.
DAVID F. EDWARDS.
The Jersey City news., 1906-12-11

The Committee On PUMPING and Res
erxoirs reported OH pay-roll Of EelleEIie
and high Service, S559 as correct.
He report was accepted.