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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
USE BAD EGGS
ON DETECTIVES

MeMuRRAY. April Il 4 fusi-
lade of bad eggs IL the greeting
which the detectives. employed by
the Atlas Lumber company 10 keep
tab on the striking mill hands here
received Thursday evening The
stenths we're pruWlinE around IN
Sherlock Holmes style close 10 the
headquarters OF the strikers. when
smash came The sOlisy Of stuffed
missiles
Tho rotten egg mArkhmen are to
he tried A. Sit Vernon April % for
the 0ffense
The war between the white aud
brown millmen here goes on with
ont Interruption The mill IL still
unable 70 obtain skilled labor. aud
Il is said that Manager rsttcr has
admitted that the company ~ los
ING a great deal Of money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

Of all the motives that may govern
GorhY She said she would greet
the great man AZ cordially "a be
fore
An rosult of the story. GuFky
waa today ordered ia leave the Belle
Claire hotel aud moved to the home
~ Uayior Wiltshire. the socialist
editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
GORKY ORDERED TO
LEAVE HIS ROOMS
DISCOVERY THAT WOMAN eoRkV WAS NOT HIS WIFE
IS CAUSE OF His tJuerIoa FROM sELLt CLAIRE noreL-
GOES TO HOME OF upiToR

NEW YORK. April a. Mfa J q
lheips Stokes. formerly Hueo Pas
TOT a Je~eas clgaf worker. but now
me VII" OF millionaire. when
asked today whether the discovery
mat tho Neman With 60rkY was not
the famous Russians wife. bat an
actress said that people should not
criiiciac without a fun knowledge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
CLOUDY SKY
FOR EASTER

Tomorrow viii not be an ideal
Easter sunday.
At least. u viii not be the ideal
day for those who annually come
forth in purple and fine linen.
The Easter bonnet will be launeh-
ed under cloudy skies. and the
easter gown will be shown against
back ground 81 dull gray.
This II 20 the best knowledge and
belief Of the weather bureau. The
general prediction Is for cloudy
day. Rain Is not probable. but
there viii be an absence % that
brilliant sunshine which shows off
spring raiment 20 the best advan-
tage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

twas quite evident that the first
plunge into the salt water had the
cooling effect desired. for the 81
wash Immediately began shouting
for help IN n voice that could be
heard for blocks BY the time he
had been pulled back on the dock
he wus almost Unconscious and
nea Nv drowned
AZ good brisk rubbing at police
headquarters was sufficient TO pre-
feui anylil after effects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
MAY RECALL
DUMP ORDER

Claiming that contractors Who
recently secured permission from
the city authorities 10 dump ashes
at the foot OF Connecticut a. we're
using the privilege 10 dump Raru-
age and rubbish Of al kinds. SAM
tary Inspector Combs appeared be
fore the board Of public works to
day and requested that the priv
llege be resclnded
In letter % the board. Mr.
Combs says the people near the
dump have been constantly com
planning that II had become little
better than a cesRpool permeating
the entire district with a very OBJ.
leelionahIe Odor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
LINCOLN SHOT
Al YEARS AGO

WASHINGTON. u. C.. April a.
II win be FL years toulghi that
Abraham Lincoln. president Of the
United States. vas shot aud fatally
sounded by John Wilkes Booth.
@hile witnessing = performance -
Our American C0usln In Ford s
thsaisf IN this city Strange 20 say
no exercises are held anywhere. -
far aa known. 20 mark the memoir.
able day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
ONEW
OF HIS WEDDING
SERGEANT coRsgrr WHO WAS aus nv TRAIN AT
BALLARD HAo ARRANGED AIS MARRIAGE ON
TUESDAY.

BALLARD. April Il when the
Oriental limited on the Great
Northern. Instantly Killed seFEeant
Roger e.. Cofuett last niEht on the
tresfie usnr INTERPLAY v spoiled a
pretty romance which was 20 be en-.
acted uert Tuesday evening Cor.
nett was au his way from Ballard.
where he had spent The afternoon
60 tho horne of hls HwHefheaft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

An act - the legislature world be-
required % establish such an In
siituflon. and a BIN providing for
one in this county vii probably so
body. u ia maintained by physi-
clans that drug fiends can be cured
iu tifne. but IN. present system o.
sending them 10 jan fer short terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

Asaa Carlson. 70 make final ar
rasnmansntr fas their wedding which
uae 10 b. heid Tuesday. the day
he vaela be Discharged from the
uftai
THE rsuAiua, which were rcmat cd
10 tfasfieid's undertaking uarlers
wa Ne taken 60 Fort fawtou and
given q military burial. II not ship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

n closing ths raae the assistant
attorney said that a.
WIS shameful ths way the anf9fnas
bile drivers vcfr eulauGeginE tfs
lives - pedestrians They run
their machines around the streets
without apparently the leaHt re-
gard FOR the people on she ernss-
inEs 30 continued .Thsrs are a
number Who own machines who are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
Hsa, tire Criminals.

Expose crime and hunt Grim.
iuais. but remember that even iu
thc ease % crime. n It be- attacked
tn a sensational. luFid and untrulh-
Ful fashion. the attack viii DO more
damage 90 the public mind than the
crime Itaelf
The uew building Win be bounded
By e.. New Jersey av. Tat and
q sta n will contain go office
rooms. which Il more than enough
for every member 81 congress n
wiil conform in construction aad
general effect With the proposed
senate building. 70 b. erected across
the Capitol park. 30 the northeast of
the capitol building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

The annual vase agreement be-
tween the sailors union 81 tie Pa.
Gifts and the owners 81 coast lss
vessels cEuifss Tomorrow There l.
already a hitch over the nsEoiias
tiens. and unless this 10 speedily
settled there MAY be trouble
Scarcity 81 men and better Wages
paid To- ether lines ~ iabar are
given az the reasons hy ghs mem
bets ~ the anton believe they are
entitled 70 better saEea The sail.
ofa have saasis a@nlsnd - Is :
tnauth Increase tu certain classes.
end the shfp owners have refused "a
meet thin. and that IL where the
matter siaaaa this aftsfnaou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
G. \. INTO
PORTLAND

Ths Great Northern railroad has
secured is entrance wsdke a. Port
iAnd. THIS wuFd vas received Al
the local offices 81 the Portland 4
Seattle Railway company this morn
lag The ruad all ruu aerusa the
Willamette river from 81 johns
and tbe bridge constructed will enn
taia the longest asiuG dfau Ia She
World. being So feet la length The
railroad company will next week
make a new application for lts fran.
ehlss according 10 plans outlined
yesterday ~ Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
ON
SIS. kEARSARGE
One Officer and Five or Six Men Killed and
Several Injured By Accident to An Upper
Turret Gun.

WASHINGTON. o. C., April IA
One officer and five or sis men we're
killed and others injured By the e..
plosion 81 an upper turrst gun
aboard the battlsship kssfsaras In
Cuban waters this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
PLAN TO CARE FOR
VICTIMS OF DRUGS
SUGGESTION MADE THAT SELF SUPPORTING FARM Esrts
IisHEo ON ISLAND TO CURE HABiTuAL pRUNkARos AND
OTHER CHRONIC OFFENDERS

A penal institution for habitual
drunbafdn and opium users has been
suggested 70 the county commits
HionerH AZ the solution Of the prob
lem q making thsas people sup
port themselves. instead % iBfcst-
irg the city and county iaila. doing
no work nHd costing thousands Of
dollars
Tie establishment of large farm
this eiaEs caH De kept ~ work and
under the care ~ physician. u
the proposal. aud one that has met
with favor among those who have
considered IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
TACOMA TO E00ST

TACOMA April Is Six hundred
representative citizens or Tacoma
viii gather 81 the festal board a. the
Boosters annual meeting and ban
quet to be held April 20 Tho az
fair will be- one % the most notable
occasions in the history ~ Tacoma
public organizations Prominent
men from Trading cities of the state
81 Washington and the men who
are taking the lead In developing
the resources 81 Tacoma viii ad.
dress the gathering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
WINDSTORM

OMAHA April IA wind. a
snow and sleet storm OF unusual Sc
verify Is reported sweeping over the
western part 81 Nebraska ana ex-
tending into Eastern Colorado and
into the Black hills
Funeral services over the remains
of sarah Bonncv kellogg, who died
in Oakland while on route home.
VIII be held from the Plymouth
Congregational church On Monday
afternoon at ? o'clock. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
COCHRAN MAY
DEFEND MOYER

BOISE. Idaho. April III H.
IfaufeF. leading counsel for tho
aiafe o. the Meyer Haywood Pet
tihane murder case. states this eve
uinn be has reliable Information
thHf fhe Western Federation of
Miners har retained W. Boufke
cocsfan % assist iu the defense,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
ARREST OFFICER

FAIRBANKS. April Charged
with trying to bribe the United
States matshaTs office to allow
dance halls and gambling In Clcary
City. Robert Warren. a might pa
trolman at Clcary City. has been
arrested Il b. said he vas acting
as agent for Cleary saloonmen. bis
erake-off. "a be 81 400 a month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

v " PhrbTirk. q lh, phliefies.
Cutter Head eumpaHf. wRs eenytfi-
- yesterday b. The pniice court az
having run hia automobile faster
thar the iaW aiiaun. and as fined
sgs and costs amounting IN AL to
about see tshilhriek took hls fine
with 90 grace. and tnsinuatsd that
officer psiah who made the arrest.
ran prosecuting hfut o. rvriy TO
thla pafruiman psiah said
4 have mat beeu fssfsarufinE Mf
phnbrirk. lie has brsn running his
maehlnr around iu a hiMh hansi~si
aua careless manner and he has Hut
to stop &C. Tie must ohsY the laws
the same a. anyone else
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
PLAN TO PREVENT
HARD TIMES

NEW YORK. April IA plan is
under consideration among local
bankers Ia establish bank with a
capital of $4,000 600 for the purpose
OF regulating money rates and pre-
venting periods OF money siringency
and accompanying high rates Of in
terest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

The appearance - the sun has
filled thc people with new hope
and many fsfuKesa are returning
30 their FORMER homes 10 take part
in the work af CLEARING the country.
The Sunlight has bad one bad 81
feet Ia qulcksutns the decomposition
81 the victims. whose intsrnsnt 10
being rushed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
MINNESOTA
CELEBRATES

ST PAUL. April 1.-THE COM
mission appointed by GOV Johnson
90 recommend 10 the state lcgisls-
lnre the best method ~ celebrating
the both anniversary % the admlsz
sion of Minnesota 70 statehood II
holding a meeting here TODAY The
commission consists OF Capt G c
whitney. Of Marshall. nr G. II
kuhler. 81 Minneapolis y Il
Lynch ct 81 Paul. Joseph Mannix.
Of Minneapolis. and Mayor NJ r.
Cullum ~ Duluth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

\ hail a. a benrfaetar sy~fY man.
who en- platform oF ia publication.
assalis eoTruptloa. providing hfa at.
tack i absolutely truthful but q
iiar Is no better thau q thief Tho
soul u every seonudrei IL xlad wheu
an honest man is AsHailss
osssnt Mean wbiss~sshias.
It l. easy 10 twist out 81 shape
what ! am saying Some persons
are Incapable ~ understanding that.
20 denuuuce mud singing. does not
mean the enforcement of white
Washing Any excess il sure 10 In
Vite = reacfian. Whieh la likely 10
take the form % punlshlnE he un-
offending and Elye Immunity 10 the
offenders
'Groaa and reckless assaults on
character create morbid and vicious
public sentiment. and AZ the same
time at az dsfrrrsof 30 abie men
% normal seasifivene8s 20 prevent
them from entering publlC service
AZ aug price ii vas hard 70 act
capable men 20 handle the Panama
canal because they wsFe certain 10
b. attacked Within and without
congress az % their character and
capacity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

Rev Mrs Freeland will conduct
The services. and interment viii be
made 10 Iakeview cemetery. other
arrangements have rot been com
pleted. but as Miss kellogg wa q
graduate ~ the University Of
Washington it ia thought that the
pail BEARERS viii be selected from
among her former classmates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

The kssrssrgs was engaged in
turrs, practice al the time Of tho
accident.
The names Of the killed and in
jursd have not yet been received
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
CLUB Is 3ALL0TING

The Young Mems Republican club
are today holding their annual clec-
lion Of officers The haliuilnk
commenced this afternoon ~
O'Clock ana will close tonight a. ?
b. m. a close contest fQg seeFeiafy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

The crowds az the station re-
srInbie millefz. th~tr clothing hoinE
covered with Eraphlte powder. The
'afnpana presents the appearance
OF Dakota prairie after q blizaafd.
Tbs ashes Ne Ia drifts Knee deep
N snutr quarters there i attn
awful evidence % the volcanoes fury.
AZ HuseotFvease the elimination -
the dead N being carried on hy sol.
iiera. ahe. owing @ the advanced
stage "a decomposition OF the
rofpaes. are anable e. WORK more
than an hour at a time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
STAYS MOTHER
AND DAUGHTER

GREENvlLLE. Pa. April A.
Three people were killed and three
injured at the Grand crossing Tn
the Erie road. near Atlantic. this
morning The dead are airs Maud
Calvin aud her two infant daueh-
tiers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
lndsfinite Terms.

Il was through Afr. sullivan's rug-
aestion that the matter has CONS
before the commissioners The coun-
~ could establish such an institu-
ton. but "a LAW would be necessary
providing that prisoners could be
sent there for indefinite terms pend
ina cure. The idea " 20 establish
farm where the inmates can be
made TO work and supplies for the
poor farm. county hospital and
county sail could be raised there by
the labor Of the inmates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

gives little chance for permanent
cures.
In the city and county JaiiE there
are always large numbers Of men
and women who are victims Of the
drug aud drink habits. and who
I've in enc jail or another all tho
year Jaller Sullivan estimates that
there are as many AZ 60 81 these
people who are 81 prison practically
al The time. and many others who
do term occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

which has covered the entire coun.
tFy in the Vicinity ~ the volcano
contains Iron and Sand. ana viii
really have beneficial effect on the
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

. FAIRBANKS. April 14.z-ln a
storm IN the vicinity OF the Big
Delta last sunday Gus I'm was
frozen To death. and an unknown
man IL also supposed to have lost
hia Ito Victor Hill, brother OF the
dead man. succeeded in reaching
Nust's roadhouse lie was so cxz
hausted that he could not speak Tor
a long time Sixty people we're
stofmbound three days at Paxlon's
roadhouee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

hank cLEARINas

! Increase over same =
! date last year 8 4a7.6s05s .
ggHH 4HN ss4Es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14
RESCUE. THEM
/. FROM a CAVE.
s,r;ed Families Are Found in Subterranean
REFUGE, Where They Had Fled to Escape
yoIcanos Wrath.-- Lived in Darkness on Food
and e...SunIight Quickens Decomposition
Of CorpseS.

mxlo Aes;l is--An earthquake
II. = sr,as s4ssns % reported ia
!. .,s.e.rn part q Forwssa,
n. sasusRis. are said to be
.ass.
!, ,.s.il. - N. disaster have yet
~ ssassrss.
=. .rus,iss u Ne. Vssvv'us +"
.,.sAs e nave has sS"'s'h'ea te
. - sss rssruis eistsrbansss ~
Fr~aa
uPtEs Aprii ia-Yesuvias
...nss. 10 srou sulstcr The tis.
-. rem sas crater is slight and
.ss.s. sss rsshlns their worn with
or
i osahno today tao families
=. az ~ aaa found 70 have SUI.
- ~ Hiiis They had taken
Nwm cave AMI were peii aun-
~ skA tscd and wine
Tkissss Still Active.
rs&4sa cpnffnAe O. be active.
n saey arrests have been made.
~ gss4na. e the Narlss uni
~sy states thai The ynleanlc dust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

q. Head Barclay, secretary OF the
English embassy In japan arrived
on the Minnesota on his way Go Lon-
don. lie Is carrying important dis
patches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

WASHINGTON. D C.. April "a
~ twssF Eone 81 The usw 5000.
y asss bsIlllag Tor the house Of
rgseziasiyes. xAieh vii occupY
4 msEs slty square southeast q
y aa,ul was lai this afternoon
- presence u the pfesideuf.
1ana Nsareus enuFS members u
= fessa asd senats. representa-.
- 4 tpsisn governments and a
81 aspT@ * eitlzsua
- - historic gAvsl used -
tsalzraa N laying TIE corner
hlas 4 ~ gapilaI ii1 years aEp
mi kaHsr fhpwu. ~ TIE district
snf nigs q Nssons. slruck the
n iarse iinaa and pronounced Il
~a sss traiy iast
sssssv Carmen Present.
p sefsnonsrs weFs pfeeeled ~
VISA parade Of the siasous
M kaaifr Bf4wH delivered a
- itsrsss Following a sslse.
y tas Marine band President
A.NHss sisvpea % the platform
y sssfsrsd he address % the
BRIT addresses uers ataa
- y spsaksr Canon and Con
sssnss Hepburn and Riehardsan
- sas'psstsd the exercises
sfssiasnf sald. 90 part
ssnyans Pilgrims Progress
= a description Of a man
zaeA-Faks Nho booked ouir
~naais and sogidnI look .,a.
aa.as 70 rake 10 himself An
= ms MAJ l. e. forth aa an
80 q . mac vhoae vision a
!. = anal Instead Of spiritual
ls W Better Thar Thisf-
! asssssaFy thar We shouldn't
ron SEEING the vile thinpr
Haa rho never sees anytblnF
'asa not a help 70 society.
. ne most poteat forces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

'ASSA|L CORRUPTION
BUT BE TRUTHFUL"

wfscEsr soosGvELT. At LAYING OF CORNER STONE or
Ms rooooo CONGRESSIONAL BUILDING TO-DAY og
slisss THAT WHOLESALE .susE OF pusLic MEN HAS
xsOs II DIFFICULT TO oar AstE MEN TO TAKE cHAReG
o. THE PANAMA CANAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-14

Is heing waged between Robert s
refhnne and Paul Holbrook. For
eauimitteeman from the First ward
Joe Griffin and T.. = Crandail are
putting MP n friendly but spirited
contest
l4ii Gaefig obtained the contract
- - the iiisek River bridge. al
+ q - $3.50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

matter of presiding at the ceremony to some other prominent Mason. A large crowd is expected to be present. The Circuit Court will be in session which will bring a large number of persons to the city, and besides. il is reported that Francis A. Church, WorShipful Master of the Lodge here has invited the craft from all over the country to be present.
 Monday, April 9, Hon. B. B Conner is advertised to speak at the Court House at Il o'clock a. m. His friends here are endeayoring to get him up good crowd. The friends of Dr. Gun ningham in this county are anxious for him tc make some speeches in this Couqty.
 Tho election in this city will take place April 2. There arc two tickets before the people, one headed by the Tresent Mayor, w. B. Browne, and the other by Harry Milner. The principal issue will be whether the dispensary shall be abolished. The ticket headed by Mir Browne Is said to be opposed to abolishing the dispensary and that headed by MT. Mllner to favor it.
 HOTman's Band at Pickett Springs this afternoon.
 Ample car service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
The Millinery Display

Owing to an unusually large sale of spring head wear we have been obliged to replace many of the magnificent creations shown last week So are the changes that tomorrow will practically appear as opening day again. We still extend an open house to all.
 Ladies Venetian Skirts Black, Navy Blue, C0 02l Castor Tan, nicely trimmed, for Y@'/O
 Panama Skirts White, Blue Green, Navy and Black plaited side and front, beautifully trimmed, our E3 price for Monday, worth S5 co WIT
 BriIiantine Skirts in all coors but whte paed sides front trimmings of straps and buttons sen- Sc sational value for Monday at,
 All Over Lace Yoing-Nice assortment of neat designs very fine quality, worth 3sc yard, for Monday tOH only. .......'.. -//
 Torchon Laces-Wth insertion to match from to 3 inches wide and worth cents yard, for Mon-SN
 All Over Embroidery Yoking-Both Swiss and Hamburg, for orss moadsy eatlsy oe.oaa ae.sas U...r 4Vr
 Embroderies and Inserons-a large of widths and designs. worth up to cents yard Monday, SN
 Embroderies and InsertonsAn elegant variety, wide and Hamburg Swiss, full worth IF 1-zc f0N yard, for Monday ........................ "
 EmbrOderies and nseri0ns-n match sets, separate edges and insertions both of Swiss and Hamburg, OST worth 3sc soc yard, for Monday. ......... @0T kEkkO SILk-.-Solid colors, white, pink, light blue lilac and grey fabric much stronger than China or Jap Silks, worth fully 65c yard, for 0OC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
DISTURBED A FAMIL1.
DIsorderIy Negro Fined S1O by the Re-
 POrdeF.

Tom Andrews. a negro. who created quite disturbance at West End residence early Friday night and was later arrested by Special Officers Avant and Taylor, charged with disorderly conduct, was yesterday fined $1O and costs by the Recorder
 Andrews was drunk. and in that con- dition, went into residence occupied by white people, corner of Bell Street and Fourth Avenue, where he was ob- streperous and used profane language in the presence of ladies. The citizens of that vicinity were indignant over the conduct of the negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
WRECK ON THE L. AND N.
Two Freight Trains Collide at TaIIade-
 ga Springs.

Sylacauga, March 24.-(Special. )- Because of a wreck on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad near Talladega Springs this morning. between two freight trains. the passenger trains were delayed here for about five hours.
 An institute for county teachers has been in session here since Thursday with an unusually good attendance.
 The heavy rains the first of the week caused all water courses to be higher than for years, in fact, higher than they have been since 1886.
 T. J. Matthews. who owns and oper- ates tho Marble City hosiery mills, will in the near future discontinue the man. ufacturing of hosiery and make only yarns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
NEY BROS. REALTY co.
For s ale.

NEW four room house near Capitol, rented for $120-$947.50. Will buy II this week Better hurry or you VIII not get 1t. Half cash.
 FOR SALE-New modern house close in on Washington street. This week s6.5OO. Remember that Washington street is the coming street and this Is the best house on this street. Why do you wait2
 FOR SAL.E-46 elevated lots near A c. l., shops for only $2,rp0, to quick
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
Real Estate Bargains.
 Timber Lands

hayes 
 
  
 
 
  in a O n of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25

buyer. No others need come because the lots will be gone.
 FOR SALE-One of the finest cor ners on Court street for $6,50O. yots and a god old huse. What do you want for your money?
 FOR SALE-On South Lawrence street, the incest and best house on this fashionable street for $5,500.
 FOR RENT.-New room dwelling. Hot and cold water, electric lights and in fine neighborhood This is the only one left.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-25
2I3 DeXter AVe.

For saIe-1, ,000-acre plantation, Dallas County. Residence and other improvements. This is cheap at $S,000.
 For Sale-300 acres very fine land; five miles from Montgom- cry on gravel road. This is worth investigating. Terms to suit.
 For saIe-Several tracts long leaf pine, virgin timber; large or small tracts.