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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
SECOND PRIMARY CO1TLY.
Senator Bailey Does Not Care to Pay Out
 About e3O,00o.

About e3O,00o
 Houston. Tex..-senator Bailey has an- swered that portion of the criticism aimed at him which consists of daring him to turn loose his nomination and run again before the people. In his speech at Fort Worth last night he asserted that he were able to bear the expense of the pri- mary he woulrd very quickly do just that thing; and that he felt perfectly sure that if he did he would again he without an opponent There is fund with which to pay the expenses of a primary save that contributed by the candidates, hence If the primary were held with Senator Bailey as the sole nominee the entire expenses would fall on him. Andd as the holding of prt- mary would involve expense In excess Of tso.ooo--which would he allowing only az average of $150 for each of 200 counties 1t would be seen that the entire salary for the term of . United States Senator would be insufficient.
 There is much interest in whether Attor- ney General Davidson will answer the sec ond letter from Senator Bailey. The Ball. ey men did not believe that he will He can hardly do without proving exactly what the Senator charges--that MT. David son has used his official position to give aid to the enemies of the Senator. And in that event the Senator will probably be not nearly mild in his rejoinder
 Senator Bailey appears to have adopted the policy of the Irishman at the fair. in that he hits at every head that appears among the opposition. He has played no favorites and has gone to the homes of tn" men who have attacked him in order ts make his retort the more forcefui
 Another movement which is engineered to some extent by those who wear Hearst buttons and of socialistic tendencies is al- legged to be under way. This Is to circulate lists for signature with the following head ing: "To the \Democratic executive com mittee: We Democrats of Houston. claim tho same right to denounce J. W. Bailey as . man unfit to be United States Senator .. T. w. Bailey claims to denounce Will liam Randolph Hearst. the regular Demo- cratic nominee for Governor of New York. This statement is made with out any reff- erence to the happenings of the last three years"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18

| ahSG 10 me tn tears deals with the butcher and grocer in order that she might have money for ice cream sodas and car fares to go around with her friends. The children have come to her to get change for pencils or penhold- CTS which they needed to purchase on their way to school. and she has been obliged to send them to their father to beg him for i've or ten pennies.
 I have heard her remark in a laugh ing way (but you could see how 1t hurt her) that her own maid in the kitchen was richer than she was. And once she came to me In tears and beg Red me to tell her how she could earn a little money on the sly for her own use--money her husband would know nothing about.
 Now that woman's case Is pitiful. but it is her own fault and she has herself only to blame. Her husband is not mean: he only believes 1t Is not safe to trust women with money. His wife has unconsciopsly fostered that belief ard never takes the slightest intelligent interest in 1t. She Is undoubtedly a poor manager in many ways. She is a truly feminine woman in that she lacks method and puts off things until tomorrow and counts on her fingers.
 Unfortunately she has let him dis cover these weaknesses, instead of try ing to rid herself of them, 50 now he has no confidence in her.
 His mother happens to have been the same kind of woman, and she was looked after" in every detail by his father. So he has coihe to the conclu- sion that all women are made that way
 If she had been a girl of strength of character. of pride and of decision she would have acted differently from the first week she was married
 She would have pointed out to him that she wished everything to he put on a ousinesslike basis; that she did not wish to cost him any more than he was willing to give her. but she wanted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Living.

Ltv1m8. Break into song. Laugh down the way, Fill your life full
 Of dance and play; Pause where the
 Little children run And watc htheir
 Curls toss in the sun; Join in their calls.
 And shouts of glee3 And never. never
 Never be Too hurried to Stop for time Where birds sing
 And where glories climb. Your bank account May suffer some ~ If you pause where The wild bees hum. And you may not Make so much cash If you stop where
 The waters splash To hear the birds
 Sing overhead; But. man, you'll
 Re a long time dead, And living means
 To love to be One with the birds
 And babes and glee. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
MT, Hobbie Very III.

At an early hour this morning the condition of Henry M. Hobbie was re- ported to he somewhat improved over his condition yesterday afternon. MT Hobbie is critically i'll at his home on South Court Street and his family and friends are concerned over his condl- prominent business men of Montsom- cry. He has wide acquaintance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
STATES RIGHTS.
Barred in the United States Supreme
 Court.

Barred in the United States Supreme
 Court.
 Washington special to New York
 World.
 President Roosevelt. in his search for a man to i'll the vacancy in the Su- preme Court created by the retirement of Associate Justice Brown. is doing ev- man who holds States rights dectrinss He is not making any secret of this Tact, either. The Constitution requires him to make the selection. but imposes no limitations on him It is an un- written law that requires him to choose men supposed to be learned in the law
 In taking steps to avoid the ap- pointment of a States-riShts' man. tine President is looking into the future, when he hopes Congress will have passed laws that will place d limitation possessors and the heirs of them pay heavy duty to the national govern ment In the form of income taxes and death duties, such as every other civi- lized country in the world imposes up on the extraordinarily successful men
 The President hopes. yeGg from the coming winter to persuade Congress to pass graduated Income tax law and probably another inheritance tax law that will be a step toward placing limitation upon colossal fortunes in b yhim In his muckrake speech But for the fact that the coming session of Congress will last only three months he would spring his schemes this win ter
 He recognizes the fact that it is use less to present an income tax la& to a Sunrame Court which contains ma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18

women you lean on without real ising 1t.
 The day began with my broth CT losing his sGar fpin. He ,fussed around aimlessly for awhile, a turning things over in a way that never found things yet. and then he sang out: Man . Oh. I say, Nan have you seen my scarfpin?" Which meant that Nan {my sister = in -law) marched riQht
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Entire RInck DertrOyed.

London, Ky. Oct. 17-Fire. which started in F. E. Masons grocery store. at Maine and Sublimity Streets, de- stroyed an entire block here early to. day. The loss was estimated at over s100. 900 The county jail was saved after score or more prisoners had hpon liberated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
xu,ea Woman and Him.elf.

Maysville, Ky, Oct. lI'.i hoInds O.Reran. a baker, late last night shot and killed Mrs Becky Bradford and later threw himself in front of nov ing freight train and was instantly killed. The couple quarreled. Imme- diately after the shooting ORegan ntd and just before the officers reacheo him he dashed himself In front or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Old Roard Re-eIected.

New York, Oct. 17.-At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Re- public Iron and Steel Company today. the retiring board of directors was re- elected with the exception that Tracy M. Guthrie was elected in the place of Charles Guthrie. deceased, and Jams B. Duke and H. S. Black were elected in the places of A. w. Thomp- son and Harry Rubens
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18

rhitory. and the library. which was large the gift of Andrew Carnegie, The college campus. with its autumn woods. was handsomely decorated for the occasion. The principal speaker was resident W. D. Mckenzie Of Hart ford Conn. Tomorrow the historical tablet, commemorating the first settle- ment of thr TOT invest territory. aud the establishment of civil government, will be unveiled by Mrs. Alice Roose- seit L.o swortE./ 'r,r -- ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Hryan in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Oct. 17.-W. J. Bryan spoke to a large crowd at the Alham- bra Theatre this afternoon. He said
 that the Democrats were now united and that inc Republicans were enter
 ing a battle royal that would end in their death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18

ever put more than a dollar
 nto 1t. He was extremely unwil-
 ing to give her i've at a time
 tnd on the few occasions when he had intrusted her with so large q sum he had ex- pected 1t to last forever and had 'exacted a rigor- ous v account of it's expenditure.
 I have known her to fake" household ac- counts and to enter into private
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
ElAunnf RrARHanl.

For the season of 19O6-I. the Mobile Section, Council. of Jewish Women. has subject selected is The Spanish Pe- riod in Jewish History" The several sessions will embrace the following:
 October-Quotations; music; paper; ."The Jews Under the Visigoths and Moors." Mrs F. L. Colston: reading "The Siege of Granada" CLytton). Mrs R. c. Richard.
 November-Quotation music; paper, "The Jews Under the Spaniards." Rev A. c. Moses: reading. '14s2" lEmma Lazarus). Mrs w. Mitchell.
 December-Quotation music; paper s.The InQuisition." MT. Moses Kohn:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
eIcbrotion At Marietta.

Marietta Ohio Oct. 1.-The second day of Marietta's big celebration was attended by an imense throng of ln- terested people. The two new build inRs at Marietta College. were dedicated They are Faywether Hall large, dor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
TAFT PARTY ARRIVES.

Cuban PacincatOr Again on Soil of
 United states.
 Old Point Comfort. Va. Oct. IT, Secretary of War Taft and Mrs. Taft, Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs Bacon, General Funston and the entire party from Havana. arrived at Old Point Comfort on the battleship Lou isiana today.
 The entire party came ashore in launches and having decided not to make the trip to Washington on the dispatch boat Dolphin. but left this afternoon by rail via Richmond and reached Washington late tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Celebration at Marietta.

Washington, Oct. 1.-The Guatemal- an Minister, MT. Munoz. has been con fined to Providence Hospital in this city. for two weeks, by an attack or acute malaria
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Restore Quarantine Regulations.

New Orleans. Oct, 17.-Quarantine regulations which were yesterday partly removed from Havana shipping were today fully restored by the State Board of Health on advice from Sur geon General Wyman of the Marine Hospital Service that future yellow fever conditions at Havana are up- certain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18

to the bureau and after systematically looking under evsrything-as her hus- band himself might have done-found the missing article firmly stuck in the cover under the pincushion.
 Mother Oh. mother. can't get this string united" broke from her young est boy With few delft touches she unknotted 1t for him. It might have taken him three times as long. but he could have done 1t for himself if there had been no one around.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Great Cotton Cargo.

When the Alabama river steamer City of Mobile. Captain Quarles in command. made fast at the city wharf this morning, she broke the record of river boats from the extreme recol- lection 4 men on the river front. With two. barges she brought 2.0O4 haies of cotton, 7S3 sacks of cotton seed. stock and sundries. besides a large passenger Est.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
A Friend in Need-Al-
 ways with You.

w ;: :: : ] ::; r; ;:: ;;::; ::: inoipient Cold. taken cascaret. Remember. all these are not merely Discomforts. but indications of a serious Cause. .. Nip them in the bud-eat Candy Cas- caret. Cascarets don't purge, nor punish the stomach like "Bile-driving'' Physics" They act Ike Exercise on the Bowel- Muscles that propeI Food. and that squeeze the natural Digestive Juices of the body into Food. -.% Cascarets ward off. or cure. the following diseases:
 Constibakion Bad BreaM
 Bilionsn<ss HedddcAe
 Indigestion Diar,AR9
 Dysbebsia Flatnlenee 7orpid Liv<r 1amndics
 Abbendieitis Nansea
 Cohc HeytIgo
 Worms PimbLes
 Pil<s BIotthss
 In such cases little Cascaret in time is worth fifty dollars worth of ofTreatment later on. to say nothing of the suffering, discom- fort. loss of Business Energy. and loss of Social Sunshine it saves.
 
 Headaches. Heartburn. Cas-belchng. Acid-risings In the threat. and Colicky feel- ing are sure signs of bowel trouble from food poiaons. and should be dealt with promptly.
 One C scaret will stop the looming trouble, and move on the Bowel load, if taken at the first signs.
 Don't fail to carry the Vest Pocket Box of Cascarets with you constantly.
 
 All druggists sell them-over ten million boxes year.
 Be very careful to get the genuine. made only by the Sterling Remedy Com pany and never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped "Ccc." g4s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
IMPECUNIOUS RlCH WOMEN AND OTHERS
 Some of the Uncomfortable Positions Into Which They Are Drawn by Various Influences

wishing to paint the baby's chair. she asked Budget, the cook, to, open
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
Death of J. H. Hedge.

Jester H; Hedge. Justice of the died in Mobile last night after a brief illness A few days ago MT! Hedge suffered a partial paralysis at his home and was brought here for treat ment He was a native of Mississip- ni and came to Mobile county in the eiRhties, making Citronelle his home
 He was an, upright man and citizen and enjoyed a large acquaintance at his home and in Mobile. His wife and one son, William Hedge. survive him
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
DR. BUCHANAN. THE SPECIALIST. Traots Without the KnIfe

Diseases of women. piles. nstula stric- ture, skin, kidney. bladder. private and rec. tai diseases. nervous disease and consti- patton treated with electricity: syphili, same treatment as Hot Springs: electrica outfit complete: nurse In constant attend ance.
 Hours to 3: office over Randy Kitchen l6it Dexter Avenue Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18

N10tVE1VF
 It is understood other members of the Executive Committee will be summoned before the commissioner. forwarded to the regularly constitu- ted authority, signed ty President George J. Sullivan and Secretary Phil action of MT. Damer Will prove with out results
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18

General Chairman Saffold Berney ot the Confederate Veterans Reunion this afternoon received the following telegram. which will be read with re- people upstate who contemplate com ing to the reunions:
 Washington. Oct. IT.. "Saffold Berney, Chairman. Mobile.
 Alabama
 Wire received. Tennessee's prob able duties prevent going to Mobile in November. Have written. New berry. Acting Secretary"
The oasis., 1906-06-02
SONORA SETTINGS.

aAu lS now running the HNffNN at La Colorado.
 Harvesting the Garbanso crop is now going on along the Yaqui and Mayo rivers, and 1t is reported that the yield will be unusually large.
 Tuesday q special train was run on the Sonora railway from Mag dalena to Guaymas, conveying some 300 Yaquis that had been gathered for deportation to Yu- catan.
 At La Colorado the Gold Bullion Mining Company is sinking a shaft on the Navarro a short distance from the cyanide dump of the Creston Colorado mill It is now down 125 feet, and the indications are reported good.
 Tuesday evening Mir. and Mrs. Springer departed from HermosilIo for Boston. Mir. S, who has been very i'll, is now convalescent, and the change will benit him, no doubt They have conducted the Hotel Arcadia the past year.
 The Don Ignacio Mining Com pany IS sinking q shaft at In Co., lorada, on ground on the north side of the railway, and has cut good ore. There have been run two levels, one at 100 feet, the other at 200, and the shaft is going down to the third level at 300 feet -being now half way.
 Mir. Charles Butters of the great mining and reduction corporation Charles Butters Company, Limit ea' operating in all parts of the worll, (which has so successfully con- dneted the Grand Central mine during the past two and one-half years, Is now visiting that great property at La Colorado
 Yaqui depredations in the Minas Prietas and Torres region have lapsed apparently, and confidence seems returning, with the result that there are freight teams re- turning to the roads, and wood cutters going to work again in the timber, and teams are again haul ing wood to the terminus of the Torres x Prietas railway at Re- preso, whence it is transported to Minas Pfietas.
 Mr. ?. B. Chisem of Guavmas has ordered a large we'll driller to explore for water upon his farms in the Yaqui valley There is great abundance of water for irri gation, but il is thought that for potable purposes astesian water will be superior to that from the river. Professor Hoyt, an artesian expert from Washington. has exam ined the valley scientifically, and reports that a good flow will be encountered at depth of 500 feet. The nev machine will bore to a depth of 1900 feet.
 Mir. H. \. Bidwell of Batavia, New York. president of the c. N. Bidwell Thresher Co., has been in Sonora some two or three weeks, overlooking the introduction of threshing machinery from his fact ory in the Yaqui and Mayo river regions, for use in harvesting the Garbaaso (pea) and FfioF (bean) ! crops in those valleys. There have
The oasis., 1906-06-02

Genera banking business transacted a speciality of collections. Real Estate, Mines and Insurance. All kinds of legal work attended to before the local and Federal Courts.
The oasis., 1906-06-02

week there joined NIT. Bidwell, coming from home directly, Mr.
 Gus Warren, who is to see that each machine is running satisiact- orily to the purchaser. Sales have been made through the house oi
 F B. Maldonado & Co. of San Francisco, Mr NJ. being on the ground with Mr. Bidwell, to assist in operations.
 The great mining companies at Minas Prietas (La Colorada) are bringing coal from Australia. A shipload of 2S00 long tons for the Creston-Colorado Co. has just been completed in delivery by the So- nora and Torres E Prietas rail- ways; and this week another ship load with 25O0 long tons for the Charles Buffers Co.,. reached Guay-
 mas. Within a month that will be delivered also, and by that time another shipload for the Creston- Colorado Co. will be due. The coal traffic has become quite an item with the Torres v Prietas railway
 Early this week Ed. Massie. ac- companied hy q party of prospect ors, chartered q schooner atGuaymas and set sail along the gulf coast on a prospecting and exploration expedition. which is calculated to extend we'll up toward the mouth of the Colorado river. The expedi- tion is out in the interest of Col onel " c. Greene of Cananea fame, and 1t is intended to look over the entire region adjacent to the gulf coast with an eve to min- eral possibilities. MT. Massie's knowledge and experience are we'll calculated to conduct such an ex- ploration with the best possible re- suits The party will be out number Of weeks.
 Information from Valencia, Spain, conveys intelligence of the death recently Of Don Gualterio Morris. a gentleman well known in Sonora twenty years and more ago. He was interested in development of great mines at La Dura with the Graffs, Hartman, Finch and Schar- barum; and when they became valuable he sold his interest and returned to his native land, where he engaged in truck farming and canning vegetables. London was the market for both his fresh vege- tables and canned goods, and he had very extensive establish ment, conducting a colossal busi- ness. Deceased leaves a widow and eight children. The ladv is a native of Sonora.
The oasis., 1906-06-02
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Time Card No. 1

Time Card N0.4 Effective l2:0l a. n. December r, 1905. Canoeing all previous Time Cards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-27

self higher than others"
Frank II. Lock began the argument
Tor the prosecution In \ short address
defining the attitude OF his side He
was followed by Congressman Perkins.
counsel for the defense, who began
reading statement by DR. CrapHeY.
After reading TO the court the statement
Of Or. Crapsey. Mr. Perkins addressed
II for the defense. lie said I'm part:
1t Us the church itself which Is on
trial here today. We believe there is
room IN this church for Cody men: that
DR.. Crapsey and Bishop Walker can live
side by side I'm the spread of Christ's
kingdom.
WHO believes" said Mr. Perkins, after
reviewing tho charges and specifications.
that the world was created in six days.
that the sun goes around the earth and
tina at the word Of a man the sun stood
stil?
The 18th specification against DR..
Crapsey says that true religion Is TO visit
the fatherless and the widow and to keep
himself unspotted from the world Such
Is the wording OF the Scripture itself III
IL Is heresy TO obey God's word. TO declare
that true religion consists I'm relieving
the distressed and leading a pure life.
then for heresy we viii be condemned"
lie added: IF the position Of counsel
Tor the prosecution is correct any person
VINO deviates I'm the least from any printed
words from the literal signlication of any
phrase In the book OF common PRAYER
must be expelled from the church.
There Is not a person I'm our church.
there Is not one person in the court. who
believes the Apostles creed as Il was be-
lieved by the men who framed II. A wise
latitude to pious belief i'm intelligent study
mas been an element In our church. we
may hope with reverence that "A man
ike Dr Crapsey would be received into
the Kingdom by the rule which Christ
-Altia&eIiA-.s- laid -deA44--4t Is fer-p4,4t-+4-
say whether man, whom we may trust.
would-be deemed a At person to sit IN
Christs kingdom I'm Heaven. should be
cast out OF Christs church or. earth.
What nifty years ago was believed by
10 be heretical rs now believed by all the
world. Our conception of religion becomes
truer and stronger as scientific progress
shows that the Almighty has acted with
INFINITE wisdom. A decision which drives
Dr. Crapsey out OF the church will be of
vast harm 10 a large body of faithful,
Christian people"
Referring 10 Mr.. Alexander. who was
Formerly Dr. Crapseys assistant at 81.
Andrews. Mr. Perkins said: IF "A man of
the standard of life Of DR. Crapse,- snail
be thrust out OF the church how can il he
that men of the standard Of life which
Mr. Alexander showed was his i'm this
room last Wednesday, shall stay In"
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