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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

Atlantic q saeidc addition. sico0
July ii-M W. Fioufn0y aud wn6
70 Bowman M. Williams. lots AS and
Az. block o. p Armllo and Bros. ad.
dition. $500
July le-John q. Lnwler 10 Mary
Lawlcr. 10 4. block 3. Highland al.
dition, south. and pari OF lois 10. 20. 20.
~. % and % block 30. Town of Alhu-
qucrquc 81.
July ie-N. ,. Stevens and wife 10
Duncan Brown. north 90 feet OF lots
D and "a. hlnch ii, Original toWn site.
Isl.
July i9-0. L. Ailhcimor 10 Fran.
cisco Perca. lot g. beck l. Easie.u ed
dillon. 900.
July sg--J. 70. Hefndon ana vito 20
H. A. Dye. the undivided one-haif IN.
toroat .n lots Z. and &. block 81.
Mandell y. and b. addition. 81.
July 25 Sarah a. Reynolds and
husband o. Francis 3D.. Morgan. Tot o.
block is. Hunlng Highland addition.
$1,000.
July e. William }. Joy ana wife Ia
VIM 81. McMlllinn, iJl i0 hlork 30
Eastern addition el6.
July 21- WELLER a BENJAMIN I'd aiF
20 W. u. johnson. west 1883 feet Of
loi 2I. lot % and the cest 1855 f-ei
of loi 29 block o0. N. ~. Town Gotta
pany addition si.
July 3d. Glare Wclnmenn end hue
hand 20 Choasie Dennis Marih lots 20
and 2s. block 3. porlcct0 Armii1 4
Bros. addition. g..
July 81 University HEIGHTS I'm
provcment company 90 Rupert p. Asp
lund. Dot 3. block 2, university Heights
addition. 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
MARKET LETTER
spocIal Corro8Dondonooi

Special Correspondence;
stock Yards. Kansas City, MO, July
20.-Tho usual fail slump "a cattle
prices began last week. coincldent
with the liberal supply oi $4,000 head,
including 0090 calves. Prices do
cllnod i5 40 30 cents on steers. cows
"a 10 cents lower, vgalg 30 cents
cheaper Tho loss ln the price has
had The effect OF reducing tie supply
several thousand head today. ana the
market 81 a shade hrmor today al
though weakened considerably under
the influence OF an excessive supply
and lower prices at Chicago. Total
Vin today ID 1900 head, Including
5000 guarantees. in which division
the supply ~ less than half as heavy
as lasl Monday. Stuff direct from the
big range country % Btlll scarce, the
FIRST shipment OF COlorodOs received
today. che shipment og b. w. Rector
from white River territory, steers
weighing 1850 pounds az ffOQ, and
COWS $50 pounds, at $500. Panhandle
COWS sold today at f20oW2.0o, voals
at t5O0u6.21, stock cafvea around
$780, these prices for different ship.
menia of Panhandle stuff StOckors
and feeder trade has been diaappOint
ing No far thia season, mainly because
LOT the small assortment that has yet
been received, tho best demand being
Cor good 10 choice 900 20 1900 pound
feeders. AZ tf00WA10 Medium and
common grades are slow "a 42.b0d
a.15, including thin and undesirable
stock cattle. Pastures have been hene-
fitted in nearly ali localities On Mls.
SourI and Kansas lately by good rains.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

Mounts q Hicks, umbarser. Tex,
sVi calves, ll0 pounda, $500
Ciln0rd oiaptun, Hereford. Tex, ~
cows, $50 pounds, 1895.
CtnQrd sihyton. Hereford. Tex. 40
calves, go pounds. 1915.
w. Milan, Memphis, ioX.. 40 calves.
i6i pounds, $500.
w Milan, Memphis. Tex. So calves.
l02 pounds. $3.50
Z. i. howe. Rowe, Tex. 20 Gamers,
7i2 pounds. s200.
Y. H. Rowe, Rowe, Tex 3 holfors,
GO pounds, 1895.
J. u Rove. Rowe, Tex, bun, 1870
Clifton Cnisum, Roswell n. H.. n
hogs, 1872 pounds, $780,
Clifton lhisum, Roswell n. a., 70
hogs, i57 pounds. $3.50.
Some sales OF western aud south
western sheep here this vook,
Monday. July rs.
y. }. Gray Maine, Ariz., 0aO lamba.
90 pounds, $500
]. Nelson, HilOrook, Aria. 055 lambs.
.6I pounds, f115.
~. g, Loekeii Flagstaff Arlz., air
lambs, % pounds, sac.
TUESDAY, Juiv ~.
7. Ndamaon. lleber City. Utah. E6g
wclhera, lus pounds. $500
T. Atkinson, Hobor City, Utah. A7O
Wethers, "a pounds. $500.
q. G. Hutchinson, Maine. Arlz.. 9Oe
lambs 90 pounds, t7,a5.
Woolfllk a a.. Flagstaff, Aria, 7s5
lambs % pounds. $40.
Wednesday, duly IS.
~. a. Smith, Hebcr City. Utah. li9
wcihors, 9G pounds, SAFE.
y. Adamsou, Hcbcr City. Utah. sos
Woihera, lVi Pounds SAYS.
o. IA. hoand, "a 1uula. Colo. f9O
weihera. i0s pounds, $500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

NNNNiAl NHtNNH NNNNtNNNs
New York. July ai.-A socialist
village. where some Of the residents
may dwell upon terms OF equality
and test the political theories 81 the
modern radical upon themselves. IL
the plan Of Upton Sinclair, the young
novelist who gained fame through
bic exposure of the methods Of the
beef trust.
Sinclair has sent ont 90 Socialists
"a pamphlet ln which De outlines hia
scheme FOR tho establishment 90 q
town within easy reach uf thll city
upon, what DC terms, a cooperative
home colony basis.
Do iB 90 be- q stock company. each
home owner being n st0ckholder,
sinclair says that u ne succeeds in
inducing twenty families 10 Join him
no viii form the nucleus of EMO col
ony, perhaps IN a summer hotel and
then follow with the hulldivy Of cot
flgca
Tho novelist has sent out a Tat Of
questions which he asks Interested
socialists t9 answer and return 10
him. lie asks;
Would % De Your Wish that your
children should Do taken care Of co.
operatlyoly provided that son have
acclaa 90 the establishment an all
times. and that the management dc
tormined by a vote Of al the parents.
be aatlsiacioryf"
what would b. the minimum
number nf families you would care
10 enter with2 should there he s.
maximum numhorl
Finclnir thinks that the colony
should be- established within an hour
uf New York and he wants TO know
whether bis friends would prefer the
soashnre 90 Fan artificial lake" The
young diacovCror Of sausage ingre-
dlonis thinks that q might DO cheaper
TO build a lake than buy expensive
seashoTo front.
He PROPOSES that meals be cooked
In a common kitchen, the colony to
cultivate its own crops and he IN
slais that the cooking be done "ehBo-
lutoiy clean" He Is Ia doubt whether
70 should 30 served en- Ia carte,
French table dhoto, regular dinner
or old-faahionod home coklnR style
Personal equality, according 20 the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

Mrs. Georse that saxion under prom.
igo OF marriage. induced her 90 leave
her husband. and that be paid the ex.
ponHeB ui a trip 90 South Dakota,
where she proposed 90 get a divorce.
While she was establishing a residence
10 South Dakota, ane claimed, she
made a trip 20 Canton ana discovered
that saXton had bestowed hia anoc
lions on another married woman.
Thereafter, he treated her with scOrn.
q was charEod that N0s George kent
watch on the homo of the other
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
DUNCAN, ARIZONA


~" y WTIITTIW
AZ Duncan, Just across the Arizona
line, Saturday night last Angelo salas
hilied Jose uarcia BY stnhhing him four
times ln tse breast wiih pocket
knife. Both parties were employed on
tae A. a n. NJ. railroad ~ section
hands. Il ls stated that Garcia had
been drinking newly and sometime
during the nieht ho attacked saias.
who was sleeping Ia front OF the sec.
ton house. There were no Witnesses
% the killing. salas was captured
Sunday morning near summit by Den.
MY sheriff Stewart and Is now In the
jail at solomonvllle.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
JULY POOR MONTH
FOR REALTY MEN
RECORD SHOWS ONLY THIRTY
TRANSFERS FOR THE ENTIRE
MONTH.

JUL 2--Thos s. Hubhell and wife
10 David Weller. lgis 80 A and SO ~
block 3. Perfecto Armiio Bros. addl'
lion "a.
July s-David WELLER 70 Thos. 8.
Huhbell. lota 2 and Q, block S5, Original
toWBslte, e.
% sannio Ward Loech, lols 10 and
paFt of Dot ., block Q, G. w Lewis
Highland addition. $3.50
July S.-Allco NJ Lewis aud bus
band 20 G. r. Jones, LOT and the east
i've feet OF lot 2, block 50, Original
townsite. e.
July Aired A. Nohi 20 Anna b.
FOX lot J, block =, Highland addition
and fractional part of lof 8, block 3,
G. w. Lewis addition No. !. $500.
July f-francea ~ Taylor and hus,
baud 10 E M Dunbar, lot ] and p,
block Y, Original townslio. 5000.
July kathleen G. Blair and hus.
band 60 Sarah Vann. west 72 feet OF
lots Oh, %, 21 90 and 81. block 3.
Homestead Garden snoi addition. 49,
Ju'y i-Jeasio Koleher 20 w. s..
H0pewel, northwest IA % northwest
~. section 90. and southwest 10 Of
southwest "a. sec. 20, township 10 n,
n, E, 5000.
July 0--J. n. Mclaughlin ot ux TO
d. O. Norton, lots % ~ and rs, Perea
addition. $3.50
July cd. o. Norton 90 A. y. sloTup,
lots u gnd rs. block 8. Perea addl-
ton. 81.
July i--Snrety Investment company
10 Marie E. Green lots 23 and "a,
block 80, pcrca addition. sf26.
July I'D. A. Macpherson end wife
10 " }. Girard, lot ~. block q Grant
tract, $40.
July 7-E. l.. Modlor and wife 20
JeauGita 4. Apudaca lot 203 and 204,
block IL p. Armiio Bros. addition. gi,
July s-D. o. Norton 10 Sol ben.
lamln, lot 70, block 8, Poroa addition.
July y-Bourd Of Church Extension
a. ~ church 20 Board of Trustees,
First ~. u. church. lots 4 and 2, block
ag. original townsito. a.
July l0-Amandh Harvey 20 May
Taylor, lots l3, AZ and i5, block 4
haca addition. $1,000.
July TO- Broadway Land and I'm
proycmenl company 20 Mra. Frances
conwy. Va 3 block X, Eastern add.
ton. ESQ.
July il-l y. Payne and wife 10 NL
a. Chadbourne, lots GO, 54 and 5s, end
subdivision OF lots 90. 81, 5b, 90 and
81, 81 Moore Realty company addition.
81.
July i1-Rio Grando company 10 al.
w, Fiournoy, lots t6 and ~. block 3.
y. Armlio Bros, addition. gl0O
July tic. q. Crazy and wife 90 q.
q. Gusiaison, lots ] and 2. block a,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
STOCK SALES

Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo-, July
2i.--some sales OF western and south.
western cattle calves and boss here
this wook.
NuekClh a j., Lamar. Colo. S0 steers
1884 pounds, e5.76
Col. ilockhart, sugar city. Colo. s97
steers, l,Ao1 pounds, 95.35.
Col Iockhart. Sugar City, Colo. 80
steers, 1871 pounds, $3.50.
Mounts a IA, Hereford. Tex, 81
calves, ill pounds f6.25.
Mounts a A., Hereford, Tex, le
valves. 2i0 pounds. 98bO.
A. ~. Brow6er, Memphis. Tex, iod
calves, loG p0undg, to.2t.
A. %. hrowder Memphis. Tex 90
calves. $50 pounds. 1915
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
RIO ARRlBA COUNTY
SHEEP GROWFna

The Rio ArFlba County Sheep Grow
ora' association held iis annual meet
ing al TERRA Amarillo. the county
seat, Thursday the 2Gth day OF July.
There was a falF attendance. The
principal business before tho aBgOcia.
tl0n was the election OF onicers FOR
the coming year The retiring presi.
dent periocto Eaquibel of TERRA
Amarillo, was roolocted and g. Her.
nandez. also OF TERRA Amarillo, was
reelected secretary. The following
were elected delegates from the assO.
citation 60 the meeting OF wool ana
sheep growers 60 be- held On Alnu.
qucrquo, September 18th, next Cor the
purpose of organizing q Territorial
sheep and Wool Growers association.
namely Jose Il. Martinez and 30.
.nlgno g Hernandez Aficr attending
20 roiuino buAlnese, tho association
adjourned subject TO the call Of tho
chair.
on the day before inc meeting the
members ln town aided Do the Ociohra.
ton OF 81 James Day, during which
a very enjoyable time was had Many
people from tho surrounding country
were IN attendance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
BUTCHER HURT IN HIS c
aAUehGF EAcT0HW hI

Jesse Brlhaker. OF the market firm
oi II. IL nrubaker a Co, proprlotorH
of the City meat market, was badly
Injured the other afternoon while
working IN the sausage factory AZ Az
amogoFdo By being caught IN a belt.
The sausage mill Is run by a gasoline
sngIno ana by some accident Mr.. Bru-
baker was caught in tho long and
main belt and had HE right foot and
les badly inbred. A luck would
have Il Mr. Peters, the MARKET book
keeper, was near the min. also an
other OF the market men, and che ma-
chine was stopped Immediately OF else
Mr. nrubakor would have been dashed
to his death.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
DEATH OF Mss VAN
DYKE Az ALAMnoonpo

Miss Nottlo Van Dyke. daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs ID. w. Van Dyke Oi Ala.
mogordo. died Sunday morning, after
only a few days of Illness. aged a..
Burial took place Monday afternoon az
city cemetery The funeral services
we've ATTENDED hy the members OF the
Alamoeordo Lodge Of Odd reliowa of
y hlca ar. Van Dyke ls member. rno
death Of the young girl was So sudden
that Il could hardly be believed. Only
a few days ago well and hearty. fun
of sweet promises Of young woman.
hood, now dead.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
FALLS FROM TRAM SPEEDING
AT IS MILES AN HOUR

Whilo working In che express car
OF second No. 10 On route from Dem.
ing % I'D Peso Sunday afternoon, A..
l. Bailey, 10 year old, a Wells Fargo
express helper, got too near the door
and was AHlsked out while the train
was golng at the rate az f0rty.ayo
miles an hour Tie fell In the sand
beside the track and save FOR a few
bruises was unhurt News OF the ac.
oidont was brought 10 El paso by
members Of the tram crew, who fear
cd a. that time that Bailey bad been
killed IN the fall Later Ga the night,
however, information was received 10y
telegraph from Demlng stating that
Bailey was found and was safe in
DemlnR
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
DECLINED EIGHTEEN CENTS
PEA pOUNu E0n Wy0f,s

Antonio salazar, who visited Santa
Fe has returned 10 Blanca. where he
mas q sheep ranch and whore ne has
JUST finished shoarlnE the animate.
Nh salazar's wool crop this year will
be 9oont 20 00q pounds. Tho clip has
hlled 800 sacks and each sack roner,
ally holds ahou, $50 pounds Ue does
not lutened selling the WOO. at pres.
ent, a. he expects 20 be able 10 secure
better price later on. he has 10.
ccivod an offer 81 is centa per pound
i1f the entire lot bat a. holding off
Tor 20 cents. lie was offered the lat.
ter Squire a month ago. but refused 10
strike a bargain then, ~ he believed
wool would 30 even higher
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

woman and shot saxlon 10 death one
evening as be was entering her house.
The long trial ended "a the aoquitial
OF Mrs. George
u has now been learned that fve
Years ago she welded Dr. Arthur g.
Nidout % Wheeling. W. Va. They
lived IN several Ohio cities ana oamo
20 Ravonna about two years ago. sho
was reserved, and none of the people
here suosaod her identity mn health
was given as the cause of the doc.
tors AnIcIdo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
WILLARD 70 SOON HAVE
A NATIONAL uaNtr

We have been advised from willard
that arrangements sre perfected for
me establishment q, tie First Ma
tonai uank Of Willaru The PROPOSE
ton has already been financed and
there seems 20 ho no qucstloa as col
me lnai outcome. This should be- q
splendid opening Cor such an institu.
ton and no doubt u win De wen pat.
roni2cd Here's wishing success t0I
the enterprise --Eetancin NCwa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
SUICIDE SOLVES MYSTERY
WHEREABOUTS or WOMAN &C.
Quilted At FAMOUS MURDER
TRIAL, REVEALED ~ SECOND
TRAGEDY.
. SgSS SS6gSS
) EVENTS lN LIFE or
. ANNA G. GEORGE.

. The wife OF a carpenter.
q Deserted him for Oeorso Sax.
> ton.
. Visited South Dakota 10 get
. a divorce, but returned without
. making application.
. Accused Saaton OF aband0n.
. ing her for another woman.
. Tried On the charge OF muir
. dorlng Saxi0n, and acquitted.
. Her husband secured az
. Y0rce
> She married Dr. Arthur C.
. Rldeut.
. pr. Ridout committed suicide
4 S6SS s6sS SSGs S66
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
eor-rRlaHT 80

sinclair scheme, has a string at
tochcd. Il Is specified hat "oniy
white person Of good moral char
actor, VINO q free from c0mmunlca-
bic disease" may be eligible. Ills
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

particular brand OF socialism also
diaqualifies and makes social un-
equals OF nurses, cooks. kitchen work
era. house servants. walters, outdoor
foromon farm hands. laborcrs, etc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04
CARE FOR THE CHILDREN COMPARATIVELY?

UPTON slNcLAlR's LATEST Pro.
JEcT 70 a soclALisTlc COLONY
WITH A SCHEME ron TAKING
CHARGE OF ALL THE cHlL.
DREN-WANTe TWENTY FAM.
iLiEs TO JOIN, BUT DRAWS
COLOR LINE.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-04

faei langnld weak rundown
Headache Stomach "lfff'-Jual a
plain case Of lazy liver. nnrdock
hlpod nlttesa tones liver ana slom.
ach. promotes digestion, purihcs the
blood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
KILLING IN EUFUALA
COURTNEY HARRISON SHOT BY
 TURNER PARRISH. -
xohpg AEen Quarrcled In q House of
 tli Fame and she Denth 0g One ka the

Erfaula. July 1S--(special) )--oourt- Bey Harrison, well known young white man here. was shot and Killed in a house of i'll fame on the suburbs i of the city last night Turner Par- rish. young white man, is in jail here with two other young men who are incarcerated as accessories.
 Harrison and, Parrish met at the house a fe wevenings ago and auar- reled. when 1t is said that Harrison ! ordered Parrish away and the latter, being unarmed. left the premises. Last night he borrowed a pistol and return ing found Harrison there. The fuss was renewed and resulted In Harri- son's death. Harrison was shot through the abdomen about 10 o'clock and line Eered until 12 o'clock. He was con- scious to the last moment.
 Parrish claims that Harrison was ad- vancing upon him with an open knife and he acted in self defense. When in- tsryiewed at the jail this morning. he said he was sorry that he killed liar he would act pust as he did. The two men in jail with Parrish are charged with having loaned him a pis- tol and informed him of Harrison's being armed.
 Harrison's funeral was held this af- teYnooft and his remains were inferred in Fair View Cemetery here. He was a son of w H. Harrison, a we'll known shoe maker. The young man has ai- ways been regarded as wild and eek less But little has been known of and enjoyed the. reputation. of being quiet and orderly. Parrish will ba given a preliminary hearing in fev davA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19

read by B. r. Ellis. All the available space is utilized and vast improvement has been undertaken.
 The orphans home report was made bv J. W. Stewart. There ere ti7 in ths horrs now, and there is no debt on ths orphanase.
 Reports of scottsboro and Healing Springs Institutes show successful years work.
 State missions were discussed by w. B. Crumpton Of Montgomery; c. w. OHara, Colunibiana; c. T. Culpepper. Huntsville; 4. J. Dickinson. Birning- ham; ]. M. Frost, Nashville and A. w. Frisco. Butler.
 Ths convention is considering put ting an evangelist in the field to do Sunday school work. The resolution was referred to a committee to report later. The intention is to enlarge the state mission work this year. ess The treasurer of Howard College en- dowment fund reported about three thousand dollars paid in and invested. The womafl's Missionary Union was addressed by Miss Sallie Priest of Ken lucky. concerning training school The Woman's Missionary Union ad- journed this evening and tomorrow and Friday will join with the convention.
 In the First Church Mir. Collins, a rblfnd preacher of sipsey Association. spoke on state missions with great ef- feet.
 Foreign missions was discussed to- night by W. H. Smith and some re- turned missionaries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
cRoPs ARE THREATENED.
Farmers of St. Clair County Alarmed
 By Conditions.

|
 By Conditions.
 Ashviiie. July 1s.--tspecfall l--The farmers of this section of the county are becoming alarmed about their crops. The continuous rainfall has done considerable damage and the prospects now are that the worst dam age is yet to come
 Cotton Is growing too rapidly ard Is not fruiting we'll Some farmers re- port the cotton shedding Its leaves, while other report damage on account of the water standing on the land.
 The bottom corn will be damaged to the extent of one half the crop If the rain continues another day, or two.
 Canoe creek has overfiowed all the low basins and the chances are that the entire bottom lands will be over flowed from the heavy rain of yester- day Some crops are getting grassy, It is reported that cattle are dying from disease. One man reports loss of seven out of thirty in his herd, be- sides others have lost some apDarent- ly on account of the same disease, The Republicans of Ashviile precinct met in the court house Saturday and elected delegates to their county con vention, which will convene at Oden- ville Monday. July g, for the purpose of nominating a county ticket Tue <, Popuiists will meet in convention at the same time and nominate their tick let. A fusion ticket of the two parties will be put out in the county. A warm political contest may be looked for | In this county. The clairis may be re- garded as equally divided between the | fusion ticket and the Democratic ticket Hon. John w Inge and wife, who have been on a ten days visit to Rag land, have returned to their home ir | Ashville | Mrs. James T. Green and two dhugh- | ters of Anniston, are visiting Mrs George Hodges of AJhville
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
LxSB sAvED uY svtAmP-nooT. TAs wo.6srfnI x1xSsy. Liver Ana
 nxAd&er memedy.
s~.sls nsts,s ss.s Free sy saaii.

Swamp Root, discovered by the emil ncnt kidney and bladder specialist. promptly cures kidney. liver, bladder and ur1r acid troubfes.
 scme of the early symptoms of weak pack. rheumatisn. dizziness. headache. nervousness catarrh of the bladder, gravel or calcuii, bloating, sallow com plexion. puffy or dark circles under the eyes. suppression of urine or com peiied to pass water often day and night.
 The mild and extraordinary effect of the world famous kidney remedy. pr. kifmer'n Swamp Root. is soon realized. It stands the highest for it's wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. 1T you need medicine you should have the best.
 swamp-Root is not recommended for everything. but If you have kidney, liver, bladder or uric acid trouble you Will 6nc H just the remedy you need
 Eois by druggists iii fifty-cent and one-doilar sizes. You may have sarq- pie bottle of pr. Kiimer's swamp Root and q pamphlet that tells all about it, including many of the thousands of letters received from sufferers cured, both sent free by mail Write pr. Kill fner 6 Co. Binghamton, N. r.. and please be sure to mention that you read his generous offer in The Mont gomery Daily Advertiser. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Swamp-Root, pr. KiImer's Swamp- Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-19
sMsI.BY COUNTY rLoopnD.
Crops Have Been Greasly Damaged ensA Fsn1pfanda.


 Columbiana, July 1s.--(specia1.y-- = The rains continue to pour The farms and crops are being materially injured: 1S. The Sss S,iissas srs CroP
 The Johnson grass hay crops have been considerably cut off, especially in the bottoms and nat :. lands; Tn~re i,, nes @ companying tha rain.s A bolt struck the dwelling of Mrs. J. H. Hamin1nd on East College street. tearing down a chimney and doing other damage to
 The members of the family were sit- ting in the nall near the room which was struck. and did not so much 4s receive an unpleasant shock. n. wonder is that the house was not. sg | on fire. fhe heavy rain that was faii- ing at the timeS ,. the only reason one ffa Ths s ssa fan sa 'nfa fbsr bsssaDs we're from badly scorched. nearly cbarred.
 The protracted meeting which aas been in progress at the Baptist Church yesterday. Rev. Henry. Fancher. the young rsvivaiist from Rome, Ga, wine did the preaching. left on southbound er's A family. Mir. John M. Fancber TO of Miss Margaret Browne. who has been spendins. several months in Montgoni- "A new livery stable has been opened at the Miifsap stables. Mir. Scott Saw yer being proprietor.
 Mrs. Lula Hyatt of Talladega Is wis iting her mother, Mrs. Jennie Wilson. MT. and Mrs. Steadman Wood of Tai- iadega Springs. were in the city Sua- day and Monday. visiting the family of MT. s. W. Nelson. father of Mrs Wood
 The Commissioners Court at its re- cent meeting. appropriated S3,S00 to aid in purchasing the right of way for the A. B. & A Railroad through Shelby County.