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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
WHAT STATE PA PIERS ARE SAYING
Wanted to show.

Wanted to show. Eufau1a Times.
 An Indiana man was married the oth- CT day with & pipe in his mouth. May be he wanted to show that he could raise some smoke to start with.
 E Ss E
 Is Not Afraid. Birmingham Ledger.
 Alabama is not afraid of being en- slaved and her people who are working know that they are not growing poor CT. This is no year 70 talk foofishness to Alabama people;
 The Mnn Who Draws.
 People like to think the world is growing better. but the only man who can draw q crowd IS the one who Is going to tell how vile some man Is.
 The Proper Man.
 Sumter County Is certain to give Dr. R. M. Cunnir gham majority for Gov ernor on August 26. He Is the proper man for the place, has come up to the full standard in every position he nas ever filled.
 What Are TheyH Birmingham News.
 If sle coping cars are not common car riers. will somebody tell what they are? They should be included in the list and be regulated by the Interstate Com :. merce Commission along with the other common carriers.
 Use AIabama Marble. Talladega Reporter.
 An architect that would use any thing else than Alabama marble in an Alabama Capitol building ought to be discharged. If 1t is just as good, use Alabama marble; as it Is far better. use Alabama marble.
 Send Diagram. Geneva Reaper.
 Mir. Conner says in one place that the rates he advocates cannot be enjolned, ard in another place and at another time he says they can be enjoined. Will MT. Conner please send out along with gram to help us locate him?
 $ % #
 Time Has Passed. Lamar Democrat.
 It seems from the reading of the pa pers that L'r. Cunningham got the best of MT. Conner down at Selma. The time has about passed whel q con- tinued calamity howl meets the appro- bation of the people. It would be bet paign for few weeks and give the peo- pie a rest. 4 Negro View. Mobile Press (Col.)
 Tho white boy is not afraid. neither Is he too lazy, to take a hold at his fathers business, later on become a partner anl succeed him in later years. Not so with tho average negroI Loud hat louder tie, five-inch collar, latest fashioned suit, a cigarette is his desire and the entire combi1at,on is a dis grace to the parent who sadly con templates that he hIs only a fool for his pains. We can recall many a fath- CT whose vocation is honorable and I ofitable. with lot of strong. healthy, educated, we'll dressed fools who are too proud to take kold at the job the father had. but will exist upon his la- | bors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

Tallapoosa Courier.
 MT. Conner has said much about the insincerity of pr. Cunningham. we much interest as they. aspire to the most important office in the State. If Mir. Conner is not guilty of insincerity and deception his own language is hard to understand. In his recent address to the voters of Alabama he has the fol- lowing to say over his own signature regarding his challenges to Cunning ham:
 "WiI also challenge him to state # he is serious in the proposition to have the Legislature pass the Georgia rate as the maximum, why he has not been the people how it could be done. and advising them to elect a legislature along that line: for 1t Is evident, if the alleged views. the whole thing would he idoes not know it. that 1t has been published in the papers that the rail house and senate. and are not only trying but are going to continue to try to elect the house and the senate. aud ne nas no. spoken one word of protest
 The inference is clear that Mir. Co., mer meant to say that he, Conner, had lected for this purpose and that he nal been advising the people to select leg islators favorable to Corners views. ne CndlieuSeS (uunlnEnAH 10 answer why he has not done it if he favors rate reform. Any one would under stand Conner to mean that he is doing all he can to have Conner legislators elected and that he is making poin' on Cunningham for not going out and advising the people to elect anti rail- road legislators. But in the joint de- bate at Selma between Conner and Gun. ningham Conner had the following to
 IT want to tell you that these .e- ports that have gone about in various counties trying. to interfere with their local affairs is not true. I want to say to you have not opposed any man for the Legislature and I have not tried to dictate to any county the sort of a man they should send to the Legisia. ture."
 This Is a clear contradiction of he above statement made bv the same man. a man asking the voters of Alabama for their support in his efforts to be elected governor of our great state See what Mir. Hamburger of Mobile county said in response to Mfr. Com sr's statement at Selma:
 Hamburger and Conner.
 Max Hamburger recently nominated for State Senator from Mobile county happened to be sitting on the front row of the crowd on the stage. As MT. Conner turned away Mir. Hamburger said: Good Heavens He stumped Mobile county against me and wrote letters all over the county"
 It would be dangerous to elect any man to the office of governor who did
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
% % M CUNNINGHAM CLUB.
of EnsIey Held Enthusiastic
 Meeting.

Citizens of Ensley Held Enthusiastic Birmingham Age-5erald.
 AL 2 h msss s, meeting or eirizens ssa or candidate for governor steps weI- taken last night to form permanent Cunningham club.
 city hall and the attendance was very ing citizens Of the city Dr. J. T. ma man n anS c. A. Perkins. secretary.
 The following committee was ap- pointed by the chairman to draft plans for permanent organization; J. Nj. F. G. Moore. W. R. Stewart. F. H. Slys J. J. Walker and A. c. Liddell
 The following resolution presented by Dr. c. A. Johnson and Mayor N. w.
 Resolution Adopted.
 Resolved, That it is the sense of this meeting that the chair be and is hereby requested to appoint commit tee of three members. of this orEanixa- tion whose duty 1t shall be to prepare an address to the voters of the state setting forth the claims and policies of, Lieutenant Governor R. M. Cunning him. who is asking for the suffrage of the people for governor as seen and understood by the people of his homo town. The committee thus appointed is requested to report such address to sideration and adoption"
 A number of speeches were made by those present and much enthusiasm waA shown for the candidacy of Dr. Cum ningham who is no where in the state better known or more popular than in his home town.
 The committee on organization will name officers for the permanent or ganizati and will call the next reg. ular meeting of the club which will possibly be early next week.
 About $50 citizens of the town sign- ed a petition calling for the mass meet ing and will take an active part in the work. The intention of the club Is to act as an advisory board to their candidate and to assist in the work of the campaign.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
Letters to the Editor.
Boston Mass, June 8, 1906.

bOstOT Mass'I JuIo ol A'VO' Editor of The Advertiser, Montgomery
 Alabama.
 Dear Sir:-wiI you permit me to state that the London dispatch which appeared in your issue of the Srd, re- against pr. Adcock with reference to the deatb Of Major J. N Whyte, in so far as 1t attaches to Christian Science. Is erroneous. Dr. AococK was simply a nurse in the case according to ..is testimonv and the charge against him is for Improper medical treatment, not for the practice of christian Science srhis ruufor doubtless has grown out Of tha fact That Dr. Adeoek had been seek ing relief from the ~orphine habit, through Christian Science and profess ed some interest In the subject. but he he a practitioner in the Whyte case.
 Sincerely yours. All ed Barlow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
BRYAN AND TAFT.
MT. Roosevelt is Reported as Saying
 They Will Lead m 1908. Washington Special

Mr. Roosevelt is Reported as Saying
 They Will Lead m 1908. Washington Special
 President Roosevelt told callers at the White House yester ny that in his opinion William J. Bryan would be the Democratic nominee for President in 1908, and that the only man the Repub- lcans can put up against him success fully Is William H. Taft, the present Secretary of War.
 The President. 1t Is known, has defl- initelv broached the matter of Taft as presidential timber to Senator Dick, of Ohio Senator Dick, be 1t said. has not encouraged the Presidents advances. The new tack of th~ President has stirred up intense interest in Wash !nPton. If had been expected that Mr. Taft would go on the Supreme Bench in the fall. when Justice Brown will re- tire though this shift has never been more than tentativel-- decided uoon. The Presidents cour' can mean ntv that he now desires V~ show MT. Taft the possibility af his elevation 10 the Presidency and to keen him in the cab met and in t' arena of active poli- tics Tn mentioning Taft as the man to heat Bryan, the President strikes a hard blow at Fairbanks, Shay and Root all of whom are prominently mentioned as candidates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
Never Believed It.
cullman Democrat.

Cullman Democrat
 We have never believed that Ala bamians could be blinded bv the emo tional and radical screaming of a man of Corners class. He ranks far below any man who has ever been Governor Of this State and we cannot believe that he has ever had am chance to win Nl fair man acquainted with the senti- mont of the voters of North Alabama believes that MT. Conner has any show in this part of the State, but, being 8 South Alabamian, we had supposed that such counties as Dallas might give him a substantial vote the sentiment of the audience at Selma, and the out spoken declarations of the most prom inent politicians of the black belt shows that Conner Is weakest where we had supposed hirr strongest.
 This means Corners overwhelming defeat and 1t will be the best thing for Alabama that has ever happened.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

Hearst went before meeting of the American Federation of Labor and ad- vised laboring men to go into politics to right their wrongs instead of re- sorting to arbitration and consultation. This Is about as near the limit of dan gerous demagogy as can well be im- agined. Of course, his object in giv-. ing such pernicious advice is to secure the labor vote for his own ends. It Is a pity that such blatant demagogues can find followers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

The Americus Timss-Recorder speaks out in plain English when 1t says that 'Hoke Smiths explanation of the Mcwhorter letter is so lame. rank and rotten the wonder is that he does not send 1t to a packing house and have it
 canned. As dodger Hoke is the whole carcass" It's up to Hoke to quit explaining. if he leaves things in that condition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
COMER CONTRADICTORY
His Utterances on Interfence in the Counties
 Don't Agree.

not have abiding honesty of purpose, The stronger the man the greater dans ger. Give us honest broad guaged men in office.
 Alabama. in the dawn of her great est prosperity, can not afford to trifle with her destiny because of our feeling ningham. Give us men free from per- sonal grievance, personal spite or an- bition, and a man broad enough to take under his arms every interest of rne ,.t state we can no4 A aHora , 70 carry rs judice and bitterness and we are glad to see the voters over the State turning from Mir. Conner as & dangerous exper- ir1epf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

The Muskogee Phenix has already located Oklahoma in the Republican column for all time to come. We'll. sometimes things happen different.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

The Birmingham Age-Herald is vol uminously advocating a homecoming week for Alabama, but if all of them should come back at once, there'd be no place to stow them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

Alabama is doing very well. thank you. calamity howler Conner to the country notwitAstanding." is the way The Samson Ledger views the situation. Conner has a big contract when he howis about calamity in Alabama.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

scorned and set aside for another wo- man. but that she has been deprivea of her legal supporter and separated from her share of his money. If she is really Mrs. Piatt and can prove her claim. 1t is evident that she can make 1t warm for Thomas. She can prose- cute him for desertion, sue him for support and have him indicted for big amy. As she has strong enough case to enlist the services of a good firm of attorneys. 1t must be evident that there is something in her claim. and 1t may turn out to be valid one. If so, 1t shows that the Senator was . gay old boy, and now he is in g fair way to have to pay for his experience We don't know just how the New York law Is on the subject, but if the wo- mans story is true, Platt has cer- tainly been guilty of bigamy, besides deserting one wife for another woman. It looks like trouble for Platt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

There's a chance for another good newspaper man to go wrong. Editor Stovan of The Savannah Press, Is be- ing talked of as q candidate to suc- ceed the late Congressman Lester.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
CIRCULATION FACTS AND FIGURES.

The Advertiser presents below s~Tsa Tha detailed statement of the circulation or dds dn Daily and Sunday Advertiser for May; isVo; 1t will be noted that the total numosr Ss papers printed each day is given. then tns ss returns from news-boys, news agents. teLe over and spoiled copies are deducted; tnsss ts- by showing the actual net circuiation TUT the month:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24
SIDEWALK PENcILINCs
A xYoman,s Rest Reen..

A ttOAH8Hfs HtS@A H08AxAs
 The women employees of the Capitol are to have a rest room. No longer will the poor. overworked stenograph- CTS. when pause comes in her labors, be forced to snatch her minutes rest while sitting in her straight backed chair. Instead, when her arduous. la oors are for the moment stopped. she will have cosy room to which she can retire and there in comfort take the rest so well earned.
 In the plans of the Capitol Building Commission for improving the Capitol building, provision is made for a wo- mans rest room. In the past. the needs and requirements of man have been looked after. but in the Capitol of the future there will be provision made for the comfort of woman al- so.
 The rest room which is planned is Intended to serve both for the of. flee employees of the building, and for women visitors who may go to the Capitol, either during the sessions of the legislature. or at other times. It Is to be well lighted. cool and com fprtable. Furniture suitable to the purpose for which the room will be used will be purchased, and every want of tired femininity looked af- ter. Among the features of the apartment win be a mirror and com pieteiy equipped lavatory. It will be open to women at all hours while the Capitol Is open summer and winter.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-24

E. s. No a. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. says:
 The foregoing statement of The Adverti- eer's circulation for the month Of May, 1906, is true and correct. and complied af- ter all ret, ms from news boys. news agents. spoiled and leftover copies have been de- ducted. E. s. NOBLE
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of June. 1906.
 F. W. JACKSON,
 Notary Public
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
ADDITION AL LOCAL.

Judge Drake enriched the city treas
ury this morning in the sum Of SIPS.
Oh this, $50 was from ID. DIS, who
thought it was going to rain and fortified
themselves against danger from damp
ness.
The case OF the State VS.. White, ac-
cused of setting ont the disastrous fires
on the Wishkah river, is being tried to-
day in the superior court. The two cases
OF the State vs.. VIM. Gohl are set for
tomorrow.
The family OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. G,
Jones, OF the Chehalis County Bank
was aumented Saturday by the arrival
from Birmingham, Alabama, OF their
two sons, }. NJ. q. and L. Il. Jones.
Coming Unexpectedly, the parents were
both surprised and pleased.
A fire alarm gong was placed at l. J..
Maley's cigar store Yesterday, which will
sound each alarm sent in to headQuar-
ters. Owing to the din OF traffic on Her
on street, it is often difficult to distin-
guish the number from the bell taps,
hence the alarm at this central poiit.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
Observation-Disclosures.
Wedding Takes place in the COngre'
datjOnaI Church.

Miss Nellie Redinger and Peter Z.
Christensen were united in marriage at
s Il. IN. Saturday, in the Congregational
church, Rev. C. McDermoth officiating
The contracting parties were attended
BY Attorney w. |. Agnew and Miss
Col lie Redinger, the sister OF the bride,
among those present being Mayor aud
MIS-. J. Lindstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen are well
known in this city, Mr.. Christensen,
until a short time ago, having filled the
off &c of chief OF police, and who has been
holding down claim during the last few
;eks. Miss Redinger, the bride, is the
elder daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred
R-dinger. and has spent most OF her life
il Aberdeen, having been absent few
wears in the east and in California, COM
petny her musical education. Since
returning she has been active in musical
and church circles, and is general ia
write. Both parties have the best wishes
OF large circle OF friends, who wish
tn Am well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen went to the
Sound Saturday aud will return to Aber-
deem about the 18TH, when they will be
at home TO their friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
ABERDEEN POLICE
Make Important Arrest for British
Columbia authorities.

In the Oregonian OF September 30,
appeared telegram stating that j. l..
Mum had been arrested at North Yak
ma for he murder uf a man named Gil
by at New Westminister, B g., two
years ago, and that his wife, a coIofed
woman had testified that the st, pdaugt :
ter held the key to the mystery
For two years the p ,lice department Of
for the gill and finally believed her dead.
Chief Schneider, Of Aberdeen, and lis
aids found out in some way, that Olive
Pennysmlth, a colored girl. living in the
restricted district, was the step daughter
OF Mum, and when they read the article
in the Oregonlan, arrested the girl as a
witness, and Immediately wired the Of
ticers at New Westminster and North
Yakima to that effect. Thursday even
ing, City Marshal Grant and Prescott
ing Attorney j. NJ. Knntz OF North
Yakima, arrived here and on Friday
morning the giil accompanied them to
Olympia, from where she was taken in
company with Mum, who was brought
there, back to New Westminster.
The girls story is as follows: Mr..
Giiby was man Of some wealth and
was blackmaled by Mum and his wife.
Gilby commenced legal proceedings
against them and it resulted in his mui-
der by Mum and man named Jackson.
Alter the murder Mum and his fam
lily moved from place to place, finally
settling in North Yakima. The curious
thing about it is that the whole police
force. OF Westminster, seven men. were
arrested and stood trial for the murder
OF Gilby, it having been shown that he
was killed by being struck on the head
with club and then thrown into the
Fraser river. The testimony now shows
that he was struck on the head BY an
iron bar. This, of course, will lift the
cloud from the police force at Westmin-
lister.
The officers OF North Yakima and
Westminster are loud in their
praises of Chief Schneider OF this city
and his aids, in getting for them the only
witness that can convict the guilty
parties.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
WHO PAYS THE TAXES?

Ninety seven individuals and corpora
tions pay on So, IA 269 valuation, all
others pay on $2,376 66l valuation, max
ing total valuation OF IS, $50 $50 Prac-
tically Is per cent. Of the taxes are paid
by 81 Individuals and corporations.
Three eighths OF the entire tax is paid
by the n. Z. ky. Co. and Weyerhauser
Timber Co.
II 100000 court house was to be built
in one year, $45 900 of it would be paid
by individuals and corporations and this
would leave only $4,000 to be paid by
all other taxpayers-Ema Advance.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
Danger From the Plague,

There's grave danger from the plauge
OF Coughs and colds that are so preva-
lent, unless you take DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls, of Forest City,
Me-, writes: It's Godsend TO people
living in climates where coughs and
colds prevail | find it quickly ends
them. 1t prevents pneumonia, cures
l., grippe, gives wonderful relief in
Asthma and Hay Fever, and makes
weak lungs strong enough to ward off
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. SOC
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
HI, HtNRY'S rfINSTRELS.
Big City minstrel Troupe at the Grand
Theater Wedne Sday Night.

Hi. Henry and his famous Ministries
will be at the Grand theater on Wednes-
day evening. October 10. This attlac,
ton will be renem bered by the people
of A oerdeen as giving the best Minstrel
entertainment on their last visit ever
seen in the city. Speaking OF their per-
Torrance in that city, the Tacoma Ledger
says:
"Qute a satisfactory performance was
given by the Hi. Henry Ministries at the
Tacoma theater last evening, to crowd
ed house. The personnel OF the company
contains number of clever comedians
and sweet singers. and as the scenic set.
ting was unusually elaborate, the per.
Torrance was above the average minstrel
show"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
STATE TICK Ell.

COngressmea at La &c
William Blackman, Seattle.
Patrick S. Byrne, Spokane.
Dudley Eshelman, Tacoma.
Supreme judges
Charles W. Hod.ion, lloQuiam.
r. G. Million. Seattle.
w. w Tollman, Spokane.
b Sweeney, Seattle.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
COUNTY TICkE

state Senator-Ben Sheeks, A aberdeen
Representatives., ooh district-A. L.
Callow, E!ma; Samuel b. Davis, Abel
deem.
Representative, 3O;h district-A. S
Hodgdon, Hoqniam.
Auditor-Pe F. Clark, Aberdeen.
County Attorney--J. G. Cross, Aber'
deem.
Treasurer - John Richardson, Ho
GUAM.
Assessor-W F. Wagner, Sat-op.
Sheriff }. Vi. koH es, Aberdeen.
Clerk-W. NJ. Meliose, Aberdeen.
Supt. Of Schools-E. L. Mcdonnell
HoQuiam.
surveyor j. J. Dunn, Aberdeen.
Coioner-Dr. f. l.. Carr, Hoquiam.
Wreck master - Chas. Mcintyre, Co
pals.
Commissioner, Second district-A. ]
Stewart, Aberdeen.
Commissioner. Third district-Georgt
CHAMBER, Hoquiam.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-10-08
Napoleon Bonaparte
Secretary.

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