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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
THE LUMBER INDUSTRY.
Substantial Growth in Alabama and
 (seOrQfa.

Columbus, Ga Oct 24.-{Specia1)- | The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index says in it's issue of this week: "Notable evidence of the substantial growth and of the importance of the lumber industry in Georgia and Ala bama Is contained in auvance reports to The Index for the week ending to- day During that period eight lumber companies, with total minimum capi- tai stocks of $225,00O. have asked in- corporation in the two States. an Ala ! bama lumber company has increased it's capital stock from s15o.oo0 to $2o0,- coo, Montgomery, Ala, lumber com pany has made ceal involving $200.- GOO and will increase it's capital stock and enlarge its operations. Brunswick, Ga, investors have purchased 1000 acres of timber lands which they will develop; a Thomasville, Ga, lumber company has increased it's large hold ings by a purchase of 29.000 acres of timber; an extensive purchase of tim Der lands has been made near Quit man. Ga, by a North Carolina capital ist and 5000 acres of timber lands have been acquired in Fayette Coun- ty, Alabama, by Kentucky investors who will operate lumber plants.
 Among other things of which The Index gives advance reports are the formation of a company to build an electric railway between Huntsville. Ala. and Birmingham. Ala, two newly projected railroads, $300.000 bond is- sue for extension of electric railway system at Gadsden, Ala, Scottish Rite Cathedral. Mobile. Ala, canning fac tory. Americus. Ga, knitting mill, La Grange. Ga. brick and sewer pipe plant. Macon. Ga. and application as Atlanta, Ga. for incorporation of com pany with authorized capital stock of $1.000, 900 to manufacture motors. Also three school buildings, s.eel bridge. twenty-two new corporations. three municipal bond issues. waterworks systems in two cities, light plant in one. and sewer plants fin one, church business buildings. including an office building at Fitzgerald. Ga. residences, contracts awarded. including one for the construction of fifty miles of projected railroad. a colonization com- pany and application for charter for $25o000 company composed of Japa- nese who propose to buy lands and cul- tivate rice"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25

and built a $5O,OOO residence known as Kildare" where & magnificent hos pitality was dispensed.
 Turner Carer, aged 43 years. died yes terday after a lingering illness witt consumption. He was a bachelor.
 Miss Willie Davis. daughter Of the late Zeb P. Davis. for several years Chief of Police in this city. and Ar thur Englert, young business mar of Nashville. were quietly married las' night in the First Methodist parson- age, Rev H. c Howard officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by few rel atves and friends. Walter Englert ol Nashville acted as best man anN Miss Mollie Dowd was maid of honor. MT and Mrs. John Varin entertained the bride and groom at a reception before their departure for Nashville at mid night.
 The Conder Training School footbal team will go to Fayetteville on Friday to play game with Morgan. The ri valry between the two teams is very keen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
JURY IS DISAGREED.
Cannot Reach Verdict in Suit Against
 The AIYertiAer.


 Failing to reach a verdict at 10 o'clock last night, the jury trying the case of Campbell Jones against the Advertiser Company in the City Court was allowed to separate until 10 o'clock this morning. when they will meet again for further deliberations.
 Judge Sayre completed his charge and the case went to the jury at 4.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon, after a trial lasting forty eight hours.
 Mr. Jones is suing The Advertiser Company for $50,0O0 for the publica- tioE in The Advertiser a year and a half ago, of an interview with J. G. Brown, a contractor, criticising the of- ficial conduct of MT. Jones as superin- tendent of streets of Montgomery.
 On ;hc completion of the Jones case. d damage suit of Levi Watson. 2 negro. against the Mont gomcrY Traction Company, was taken up and quickly tried. The jury was out barely tito minutes and returned verdict for the defendant Watson sued for s., 900 for alleged injuries re- eeived in getting on a street car on Jefferson Davis Avenue. ...
 Judge Sayr6 adjourned the court at o'clock to meet again at 10 o'clock this mornng.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
BETTER TRAIN SERVICE.
People of TUscumbiu Pleased Witt
 Schedules.


 Tuscumhia. Oct. 24.--tspecial)--B Be- ginning next Sunday. the Southern Railway will inaugurate a double daily passenger and mail tain service over the Northern Alabama from Floren1e . via Sheffield and Tuscumbia to Parrish, where connection will be made with he Southein's through trains for Dir n,ingnIm.
 Ore train will leave Florence at I o'clock In the morning and another a. noon. returning at 12 m. and $50 ?. m. respectively. This service will give the travelling public several hours in Bir- mingham and Tuscumbia, Florence and ShefielI. returning same day. a most cGnv@ @nient and popular schedule.
 The present train, leaving Sheffield at 10:30 a. m. and returning at : D. m. will be annulled Heretofore, there has been no Sunday train. matter ol great inconvenience to the public.
 The matter of better facilities has been pending for several months, and the Dc ople ot this section appreci ate the efforts of the Southern manage n.ent to give that which will prove & splendid convenience. Tn. iIew Iraif < CT the Northern Alabama practiraliy ' give Tuscumbia, Sheffield an1 Florence everything they can possibly deslt" in Ike way of trains and maii--fiVc laiiy l.0SSenSpr tTdtlS tO AIt1lDitiS, lOuF lO Chattanooga, two to Nashville. and tive to BirmlnS nam.
 The pensions for the old Confederate soldiers and sailors and their widows cf Colbert County, were th!S morn. ag received by Probate Judge Simpson fol proper distribution. The list shows q { total of IF pensioners in the county | divided into four classes. There ar. only three of the nrst-"laSS, receiving s60 each two of the second. s00 each | two of the third, $40 each. and 16S "t the fourth, receiving S30 each Th5 tCtal amount received in Colbert 'oGh- ty this year is s5,4SO. These ..nntiai stipends are n boon to many ol1 eA- ] Confederatra and their wia bWs, ami d. much toward a,leV.a1ing t.le suf rin. 1 ui those who have grown 800 told an feeble to work tor a living. The 2tats of AlapamI is doing d generous pa.l along this line. and the appreciation of the old soldiers or the widows ,i tfose deceased, Is plainly writl,a on their wrinkled faces and lustrelesS ey when the warrant calling for tf, amount due is handed them. Sever- teen new names were added t. Col. l. rt's list this year. the aggregate amount to he distributed being l.rgei than ever before. -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
MRS. ADAMS DENE.
Other News itcm~ from Jackson

Stfie.
 Jacksonville. Oct. 24.--tSpecji.)-- Mrs. William Adams died Tuesday morning after d brief illness. aged about 70 years.
 Mrs. Adlms had b en resident of Jatk ,nvillc oVal 5" years She vas |. member of tn. Presbyterian CAdrCa and greatly esteemed for her piety ana gentle nature. She leaves Il husband and four daughters and several grand children. The burial took place here today
 Nlr. Walter Dean has let the Contrar for q new postofHrc building, to be erected under general specifications fur rishcd by the Iostofiice Department 1t Washington. The building will front the public square and wilt be very handsome both in exterior and interior inish. The cOntrac; was given |" a Birmingham firm and will he ready for occupancy carly in JuuuarV.
 Many resid, nc" hu.ldings are going ur in every part of tn town. The in- Hiallation of tn eclcCtr.c lighting p'hnt j. under way and the rev power hoU5. las about req ned SDmpletl"n.
 Sam McCuriY an old ConfCierttt vcteran living son.a miles west of Jacksonville. died som" days ago, He was a good soldier and good citizcr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
| LETTER TO OUR READERS.
B3 Cottage St.. Melrose. Mass.

0D09f SIT: |,
 Ever since was in the Army, nau 0ofe or less kidney trouble. and wi'p- n the past year 1t become so severe ard complicated that I suffered every thing and was much alarmed-iiy oerongth and power was fast JeaV us nc saw an advertisement Of swamp &oot and wrote asking for advice, oogan the use of the medicine and n".eu . decided improvement after tah'"s OWamp-Root only a short time
 continued its use and am thankt", 0 say that I am entirely cured 'tu strong. In order to be very sure aoo". '. ehss, I had a doctor examine some Q! ny water today and he pronounceo IL oll right and in splendid condition.
 know that your Swamp-koot IS purely vegetable and does not contain 0ny harmful drugs Thanking you ior my complete recovery and roccmmend- lnG Swamp Root to all sufferers, a"
 Very truly yours.
 |. c. RICHARDSON
 You may have a sample bottle or eAis wonderful remedy, Dr. kilmer owamp-Root. sent bsolutely free by mail. also a book telling all about owamp-Root. If you are already con- vinced that Swamp Root is what you need. you can purchase the regular tO-cent and one-dollar size bottles 'tt the drug stores everywhere. Don make any mistake, but remember the name. Swamp Root. pr. kilmer 5 0wamp-Root, and the address. Bing- Aamton. N. r.. on every bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

Notice Is hereby given that the un- derSisned banking institutions of the City of Montgomery will close their respective banking houses at noon to- Gay in order that their officers and employees may participate in MOnt- gomery Day at the Alabama Agrieul- .urnl Fair.
 The public will please be governed accordingly. @ ~.-
 Fourth National Bank, First National Bank,
 Exchange tNationai Bank.
 Montgomery Bank & Trust Co.
 Union Bank & Trus. Co.,,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
There's a
 woman you know

. = SASA - - -
 woman you know
 who looks younger and fresher in the face every time she goes out. It puz- zles you to understand how she keeps her youth full complexion. It cer- tainly looks real and yet you feel that she must have some secret which you hav'nt.
 It's just this:
 She uses Hagan's Magno- lia Balm, a delicate liquid which restores the skin to its youthful glow and life. Wise women have been using it for forty years. It's as harmless as the water you drink. Try it and see what a pleasant story your mirror will have to tell
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25

ons. The guard questioned the wo- men. when one of the negro convicts came through a hole in the fence and with an axe brained him, Two women and two convicts were taken n charge for the murder. William Fain, one of the convicts. afterwards died. and it is believed that he is the sons who killed Hilley. '5
 The Sloss Sheffield steel and Iron Company was today made defendant to a suit brought in tn" city court by Harvie l.. Johnson and others. admin istrators of the estate of Charlie Johnson. The petition asks for $:.o"0 for the death of the last named per- son. It is averred that he was burn- ed to death by molten lead while working at the North Birmingham furnace
 Joe Hollis. charged with murder. was brought to the city today. an" locked up in the county jail. He was brought in from Blue Creek by J. F. Dagnan. the warrant beir.g sworn out before A. L. Tharpe, justice o. the peace.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
CONSPIRACY TOO DEFRAUD.
AIbertville Man Arrested on Serious
 

Chr@ge. :"
 Gadsden. Oct, 24.-(Special. )-Dep- uty United States Marshal V. s. Root arrested o. H. Finney prominent young man of Albertville this morning on a charge of conspiracy to defraud the United States Government in con nection with the bankruptcy proceed ings against the firm of Irwin X Sims, who failed at that place some months ago Finney was given a preliminary hearing before United States Commis- sioner Pickard and was bound over to the United States Court at Hunts vile in sum of $2.000. The bond was made. Finuey is merchant at Al bertville and is highly connected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
Seen at Decatur.

Birmingham. @Oct. 24 24.-tSpec'al)- The police were informed tonight that A girl filling the description of Mss Fenneu was seen with a man this af- ternoon at Decatur. and that she sta ted she was going to Columbia. Tenn
 The police say that telephone mes sage was received from woman say ing she haC seen girl filling the d. scription at Decatur also, and that the girl said she was running ava
 from home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
H,,lex Murder Recalled.

Full details of the murder Of the guard at Flat Top mines prisons in the western part of the county. m which J A. Hiley. aged 62, lost his life. re<ched here today when the body of the victim was brought hero and shipped to Triton, Ga, his former ( home. It seems that Hilley discover ed that some negro women were au- proaching the fence around the pris-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25

S~-S va '' 1 and between Birmingham and New or leans, Lebanon and ClneinnatL also on l.alns : and between Montgomery and Nashville, service la carte.
 New and handsome chair cars eseats freeI operated OH trans l and between Cincinnati and New orleans High back seat coaches and chair cars are a!s1 run .I .IouisviIleS St Louis. Evansville. Memphis. Nashville and New Orleans
 Train No: nntrns,i carries 'Irou in New SrIanns also through Pullman New York to New Orleans.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from Cincinnati and New York to New Or leans Also through day coach and sleep CT between St. Louis and Montgomery. and also through Tourist sleepers to San Fran
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
M. J. o'sHAuGHNEssY DEAD.
Huntsville Man Was Associated With Many Indus:r ri"s.

Huntsville. Oct. 24.-(Epecial. J. Fritnds in Huntsville have heard with regret of the death of Major Michael J. O'ShauShnossy. for many years a resident O fthis city and for long time intimately connected with numer- orutsunidirN qjvbgkqjxzfi1fffim .;;. ous industries here. He established the Alabama Cotton Oil Mill. the first enterprise of the kind !n this section.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
M..ons to Have Reunion.

Scottish Rite Masons of Birmingham .e making preparations for their Fall reunion to be held next week. A class of one hundred. made up or Masons from all parts of the State, will be here for initiation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25

Neglected colds, irregular habits and ovcrwork brought on serious Kid- ne: and Bladder Trouble.
 My blood seemed infamed with poison. mX stomach hccam" entirely dcmoraIIzcd, d bad odor "manat"d rom my urine and I realized was a sick man,
 The doctors dosed me to thc'T rrart's content, but l kept growing worse.
 "Tn.n fortune brought Peruna tc my notice, and I at once began treat m.nt
 T kept taking 1t for five months be- fore 1 was comp.etely cured.
 T feel now that I owe my life to Peruua and will never cease to be grateful"
 MT. Edward NJ Burtt. ! x. Jefferson Ave. St. Louis, Mo. writes:
 Tt affords me much pleasure to an nOunce that I have used your mcdi- cine q various times for several years and that it. has s ven entire satistac- tion, not only in my own family. but also that of others of my friends.
 T would cheerfuliy recommend tn" use of Peruna, as I certainly do en- dOrse your medicine
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
tv today. vice Thomas J. Marcus. re-

ty. today. vice Thomas J. Marcus. re- signed. .t
 Rural carriers appointed: Boaz Route 3, Thomas C. Pullen, carrier; Will E. Stewart substitute. Fort Payne Route 3. James w. Culpepper, carrier: Milton H. Culpepper. substi- tute. Mount Hope Route 1, Franklin NJ. Sneed. carrier; Benjamin T. Pick ems, substitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25

cisco. Tuesday. ".uI4esuay and saturuav wa we" Orleans and southern Pacific
 Irain No carries through FuiImans rom New Orleans New York and Cin- tinnai and jacksonville to St. Louis mai. ing connection at Nashville with through
 Train No. carries through puIlma, sieepers from New Orleans to New York olneinnati, Chicago and through day coacf ana sleeper Montgomery to St ouis
 All through day trains .laXe close :. m. nectioH at Cincinnati. Evansville St Loui ana Ne" orieans for all points. North
 For ] further information pertaining t, agents L. & N R. R. or write or cali o, c. L. Wolff Travelling Passenger Agent Union Station. Montgomery. Ala. 'Phon,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
Alabama Appointments

Washington, D. C., Oct. 24.-(Spe- cial )--Charles A Fisher was appointed postmaster at Vinehill, Autauga Coun-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25

Pale Delicate Women and Girls.
 The Old Standard GrOves Tasteless Chill Tcnic, drives out malaria and builds ur the system Sold by all dealers for 27 years r5rica so coptu thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25
HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA
 EROM C0IDS

LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Call for full name Look for signature F. w. GROVE. 25c. 2-thu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-25

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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-24
RELIGIOUS WORK

The ladies of the aid Society" are
busy earning and enlisting others to
earn their dollar, and will give novel
entertainment Wednesday, March 2sth.
at Hawkins Hall. At that time they
will relate their experience in the ven
ture. \ nice repast will be served by
the ladies, who will be neatly attired in
Japanese and Colonial costumes.
Rev. DIR. Balm has announced to
preach next Sunday evening, March -,
on Fraternity" The service is at s
o'clock, and all are cordially invited to
attend.
The sunday school work is doing
nicely. They will observe Easter, April
Is. Their hour is 1880 Il. m.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-24
ECONOMY STORE
L. o. L. P.
ADOLPH LEVY, Prop.
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST
POTOSI MINE

Manager W. +. Smith of the Potosi
mine was in Las Vegas yesterday. lie
says they are shipping about 300 tons
of good lead-zinc ore every week, and
employ about - men in various ca
pacities.
J. :. Wildey OF Ocean Park has con-
tracted to haul the ore from the mine
to the railroad and will use from 20 to
100 mules.
Mr.. Geo Lemay. and old friend OF
W. f. Hawkins. is with Mr.. Wildey
and will be employed at the mine,
Hubler's for fresh fruit, butter and
eggs. II
Send The Age away to your friends
and advertise Las Vegas.
J.F. Collins. Undertaken and En-
balmer. Parlors corner Main and Ogden
streets. u
Call at The Age office for all sorts OF
mining blanks-location notices, certlh-
Gates. etc. pc per dozen.
An intelligent boy or girl from II to
rs wears OF age wanted at The Age
otiice-one who can write fair hand.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-24

i ''H I 2" nave a large smelter in
upper region.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-24
Does This Mean You?

Have you secured
your part Of the 5
cent issue of Nevada
Home Oil Go. stock?
Do you know that
the price of this stock
will be advanced in a
very short time, per-
haps before the next
issue of this paper?
Do you know that
the Treasury Stock
may be withdrawn
from the market en-
tirely as soon as the
first we'll is complet-
ed. for with the large
acreage Of selected
land the revenue from
leases and sales of
landwill supply funds
for further develop
ment work and pay
dividends.
Do you know that
you will get quick ac-
tion on money invest
ed in this stock?
Then send your re-
mittance at once and
get in right.
Address,
NEVADA HOME OIL co.
Lock Box ID Las Vsgas, Nevada
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-24
ECONOMY STORE
Leaders of Low Prices
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST

The time j. ripe to take necessary
steps Ia incorporate our CITY. Every
business mrst have head if it expects
to eXpaDd and prosper. So it is true
with city. they DO not grow unas-
sisted, Lut must have Il head-one who
Is broad minded and public spirited
then be- must have the hearty co-op-
GRAFTON u every man, woman and child
in every move he makes, and to make
city you will have to loosen the draw
string on yonf money pouch quite often,
and that you should do with a smile,
for every dollar YOU expend in that way
will return to you many times in few
years. Now | know that men that
came to the front and paid high prices
for property here are too wide awakr to
90 to sleep at the post andNt their
holdings de?reciate in value. 80 now
let every one get their shoulder to the
wheel and help build GREATER Las
VEGAS. There is no place in cur enter
prising city for drone or m0ssback,
and if any one should feel as though
they bad the symptoms they can get u
guaranteed cure from either ole of our
two enterprising druggists on regular
terms-6 bottles for 81.
Now we must have a High School,
City Hall, Park, Library, Church and
well equipped Pire Department, and the
way to get them il to lay aside this
little petty strife and all Join hands
with one object in view, and we will
soon have city that no one will feel
ashamed to call their home.
Just to show YOU that my store Is
true to name | will sell you ill next
issue OF this paper
Fancy Bluefeld Bananas ........ 3Oc Doz.
Fancy Naval Oranges s.............3 3Oc Doz.
Fancy Evaporated Apples ......aSlac ID.
Fancy Santa Clara Prunes ........ 1Oc 10.
l lb. cans Imp. Mushrooms, zoe can,
........................... for SOC
ID. cans French Peas 2oc, 3 for SOC
> h. can White Asparagus Tips......25c
| pit. { 4 Chow-Chow. ow.................2 25c
lb. pkg. White Oats............,.......1 10c
> 10. DR.. Fox Wheat Flakes ...,.... 1919
Force, per pkg 1oc
Extra Large Irish lIackercl. lee each
l lb. can .12 &C
pt. Bottle Olive Oil.....................2 25C
H. can Fanny Sliced Pine Apple.
.................................25c 25c, 2 for 45c
! l lb. Beech Nut Bacon, in glass. ...,. 26C
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-24
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
chas. Lee Horsey Receives
Appointment

telegram Ia The Age announced
che. apupintneut Monday by the County
...umi-. juncgs ri Chas. i,c. linrscy oi
rio.hs - the position Df prosecuting
attorney and superintendent of schools
nj Lincoln county. This action fills
the vacancy caused 10y the death OF
Benj sanders.
Mr. Horsey is aH energetic and epa-
hIe Young attorney. is familiar with
county affairs. and it i safe to assume
fhat he will I'll the positions in a man
orr rredtal,le both t0 himself and bis
constituents.
He has qualified and entered apon
hi. duties by attending Justices court
in Callente Wednesday. School orders
yll all l,e issued by the Close Of this
week and there will be 40 more delay
In the payment Of money from the
school funds.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-24
Hotel Nevada Arrivals.

j. =. MILLER. Proprietor.
Following is list of arrivals at i!n
hotel Tor the past week:
Al Siebert, city
Paul Colomb
Gee, Il James
John Doran
\ i Pearce, Long Beach
W { AlcCrary, san Franci~co
+ Toomey +"
\ Lunt
Frank .Allebach
b Beiren, Long Bcac!
Arthur Hudson
; Binford and wife. Brookings, ; !
II { clemont, L0s Angeles
Joe Morny
John Aflets
b y Dawson and wife, Denver
J \ Easton
Joe Hunter
B c kingsbury
j 4 Williams
J W Denord, Caliente
Jno \ Shanahan, Salt Lake
J T Donabue, "
VIM Wilson
DIR 7 Duntary. Caliente
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-03-24

lb. Beech Nut Bacon, in glass. 25c