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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
persormance sor Ambassador.

Mexico City, Aug. 15.--A brilliant per- formance of the Mexican drama Qua uhtemoc" will be given at local thea tre Friday night In honor of American Ambassador Thompson. Senor and Senara Cardona, two noted Mexican actors, rendered the performance to the Ambassador as mark of good will. PrAsident Diazz has accepted an invita- ton to be present. Among other noted people who will attend are Cabi- net ministers and foreign diplomats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
PURCHASE OF SILVER.
Government ssys ss z. S so.Soo ounces at

Washington, Aug. 15.-Pursuant to the Treasury that he desired to receive tenders of silver today four bids were made to Director Roberts of the mint. and after being submitted to Secretary Shaw iU was announced that the gov ernment had purchased 50,000 ounces of silver sss fine at ee.s2 cents per
 It Is not the custom of the treasury to announce the name of the individ- ual or lorporation through whom the silver is obtained and hence no name of the successful bidder can be given.
 It is the expectation that the gov- ernment will require from 50.000 to an indefinite length of time It is the purpose therefore of Secretary Shaw and Director Roberts to receive bids on Wednesday of each week hereafter un- til further notice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
PEoNAGE IS CHARGED.
Contractors of Atlanta and Birmingham
 Before Federal Court.

Before Federal Court.
 Atlanta. Ga, Aug, 15.--United States Commissioner Brown today held A. c. Campbell, A. B. Bradshaw and W. C.. Matthews under bonds of one thous- and dollars each on the charge of peon- age.
 The men are superintendent. foreman and commlssary, respectively, of Att lanta, Birmingham Construction Com pany, contractors for the Atlantic and Birmingham railroad.
 The charge was preferred by A. J. Heyt. special agent of the United States. Complaint was made by num- Der of laborers who were brought from New York some time ago, alleging that they were unlawfully detained by threats and abuse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
American Professor Arrested.

St. Petersburg. August 15.--Professor George H. Blakesise of Clark Univers- fly. Worcester. Mass. who was accom- panied by M. N. Lubeskey, newspaper man. was arrested near Volokamsk yesterday as a suspicious character. ai- though he had certificate of identity from the American consul general. MT Smith of. Moscow and was on the point of being sent to volokamsk when he was released by order of tee governor general Professor BiaksNe Is one of number of Americans travelling Tn Russia, studying the political, sociai and economic conditions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
rrInI of Rritinh Omcern.

Portsmouth, Eng, Aug. l5.-The court martial of Capt. Thomas s. M. Adair and Navigating Lieutenant James H Dathan of the British battleship Mon tague, which was wrecked May 30 on the rocks of Lunday Island, began here today. The officers are charged with having negligently or by default stranded and lost the Montague.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
noh nnvia snrrnnnded.

Creenviile. s. C., Aug. l5.-A mob Of determined men have surrounded Bob Davis, the negro who assaulted Miss Brooks at Greenwood yesterday. and 1t is hourly expected that the negro will be lynched Sheriff MeCaslan is with the party, but 1t is feared he will not be able to prevent lynching.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
mANrFEsTo INEFFpcTrvE.
Most of Recruits Called tOs0elors Have
 Responded.

Responded.
 St Petersburg. Aug. 15.--As proof of the ineffectiveness of the Viborg man. ifesto. the Minister of War announces that 369,71s of the recruits called to the colors in the fall, have already subscribed their names at the offices of the recruiting board.
 The Minister of Railways and Com munications, on account of the daily hold ups of trains and the murder of officials of the railroads, has sent a circular to the railroad superintend- ents directing them to use military guards wherever danger exists. Throughout the Caucasus and volga region, all trains now carry soldier guards and passengers are required to establish their identity before being al- lowed to enter the cars.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
MAY GET ALIEN.
New Orleans Progressfve Union Seeks
 n Manarer.

New Orleans, Aug. 15.--Announce- ment that the New Orleans Progress i've Union may go to another city than New Orleans fl, search for candidate to i'll the vacant place of Secretary Manager of the union, was made today by a member of the committee having charge of the filling of this vacancy.
 Some members of the Progressive Union have advanced the argument that a stranger In New Orleans may be in a better position to see where progress In the city's civic develop ment Is possible than a longtime res- ident would be. It is announced. how ever, that up to the present time no candidate has been found outside of New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

eral days visiting friends and rela- .tives. Mrs. Harrison is owner and pro- prietor' of the City. Hotel at Milton.
 xasse
 Miss Josie Norwood has gone to Ellisville, Miss, to visit friends.
 3 SeS Mrs. Ira H. Virgin and children are visiting in Tuskegee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
saneuinary Conflicts In Warsaw.

Warsaw, Aug. 15.-There were many sanguinary conflicts here today with revolutionists who ave organized For the wholesale nassacres of policemen. gendarmes and infantry patrols. These conspirators shot and Killed seventeen policemen. four gendarmes and seven infantry patrolmen and wounded a score more. Soldiers fired volley in to a crowd, killing fifteen and wound ing with bullets and bayonets i30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Mian Eaac Leavea.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 15.-Miss Asil L.. Esac, or Elizabeth Case. who was to have been taken to Mineola today and given a hearing In lunacy proceedings. growing out of her persistent efforts to interview the President or Mrs. Roose- welt has left Oyster Bay. At her boarding house, it was stated she left last night for New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
AtIauta woman Assaulted.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 15.-A report has just reached police headquarters of a criminal assault on Mrs. Rich Hembree. a white woman in West Lake, suburb of Atlanta, committed early today by an unknown negro. The county police are following the negro with hounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
nTurderinR Policemen.

Warsaw. Aug. 15.-Attempts were made today in various streets to mur- der police officials. It Is reported that twenty murders have been feported 70 tha Authorities. At Wyoclawek, Chief of Police Nirnowicz and provincial police Captain Pfetro have been murdered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
WILL PUBLISH SIMULTANEOUSLY.
Cotton Report and Cinners WiII Bs
 Issued Together.

Washington, Aug. 15.--Cotton re- ports of the Department of Agricui- ture and the ginners' reports of the lished on the same day in September and October
 This change is made aecessary by g provision of law enacted by the last Congress, that the two statistical boards shall issue their reports simul- taneously This has been found to be impossible but the reports will be pub lished within few hours Of each oth- er The next report will be issued rrobably on September or s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Pnnic at warsaw.

warsaw, Aug. 15.-BomoA were thrown at policemen today l9Stniee oii- nearly 100 persons being injured. A panic prevails throughout Warsaw.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

Lodz. Aug. 15.-A bomb was thrown in the third district police district sta- ton house today by which the build ing was set fire. Troops coming to as sist fired several volleys and many per sons were killed or wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Conrressman Hennett Renominnted.

Ashland. Ky. Aug 15.-The Repub- Iicans of the Ninth District today re- nominated Congressman Joseph Ben nett to succeed himself The resolu- tions endorse President Roosevelt and all he stands for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
n...,an cnIf Clnh

St. Petersburg. Aug. l5.-The first golf club in Russia opened links at the KoiomiaaI race course near St. Peters, burg today. The well known sports wAn- Count Nlrod. who negotiated the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Berry Goodwin Nominated.

Raleigh, N. C.. Aug. 15.-The Repub- 1lcan Convention of the Fourth Con gressional District met here today and nominated Berry Goodwin of Pine Level for Congress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Yonnr Ealtor suicidea.

Louisburg, Kas., August 15.--R. H. Gadwalader, for twenty-one years edi- tor of The Louisburg Herald, com rnitted suicide at his home here by shooting. He had suffered financial losses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
r...annra in Mntfnx .

St. Petersburg. Aug. lb.-cossacks from Potlava today refused to perform police duty at riffs. A large number of arrests were made. Details are un- obtainable
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
Timothy HeaIy sails !.

Queenstown. Aug. l5.--The Cunard Line steamer Carmenia, which sailed from here today for New York, took Timothy Healy, M. P, and his family and Clifford Pinchot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16

purchase of Galtes More for the Rus sian Government is president of the club. Among the members are the British and Italian Ambassadors and the Swedish Minister
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
China.

We have just received a large assortment of hand-painted China. The lot contains many beautiful and entirely new floral and con- ventional designs and includes Hav- Hand and Lemoges makes. Plates in set of dozen. .s1O.5O to ss5,OO Plates single. Fancy. ....s 100 to 500 vases.... ... .... ..s 1.5O to sls.oo
 Water Pitchers, Cream and Sugar Sets, Tankards. Nut Bowls. Berry Bowls, Bon Bon Dishes, etc.
 We invite you to call and look.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
n-.,-.-,.. non.nlnte Inaueurated.
RaOt mt LOdz ,

Odessa. Aug. 15.-The nrst buIgarlan in Russia was inaugurated here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-16
4 sAN FnANc1sco rnYsIoIAN.
Uses HerpIcIde Successfully in Treat
 ing sycOsHs of the Beard.

ing sycOsls of the Beard.
 He says: T recently treated a ease of sycosis (simiIar to 'barber's itchD of the lower lip. with Newbro's Her picide. There was an extensive loss of beard with Inflammation extending well down on the chin, The reult or inc application of Herpieide was most gratifying. The loss of beard ceased sJ, da new growth of hair i'd now talk mo nlace over the once inhamed area. 1"signed) Melville E. o'Neill. M. D
 "S45 Howard St. san Francisco. Cal" Hernieide kills the dandruff germ ana permits the hair to grow abun- dantly. ,o. Sold by leading druggists. Send loe in stamps for sample to The Herpicide CO, Detroit, Mich. E. G. Fowler. spec ial agent, tu-Wed-enu-A~'
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20
WILL BE A GREAT LECTURE.

on Monday evening of next week
rev. william p. Mckenzie, c. S. b.
OF Cambridge. Mass, a member of the
board Of lecturship Of the mother
church Of Christ science. will deliver
lis great lecture on Christian science
M the Park opera house.
Rev. Mckenzie was educated In
rprer Canada college and was grad
uated from Toronto university also
from the Knox Theological seminary
and after a post graduate course at
Auburn Theological seminary was
ordained by the Presbytery of Roches-
ter. N. Y.
He withdrew from the Presbytery
and resigned his position as instruc-
TOR of English literature and rhetor-
ic at Rochester TO engage in Christ
ian science work and was afterward
appointed lecturer.
He will deliver an interesting and
instructive idea of the teachings of
Christian science TO which the public
is invited.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

When it comes TO covering a real
article of live news matter The Sen
tinel has never failed the people of
this city Every known item Of i'm
portance occurring during the last
dozen years. has been given to the
people of this city first by this paper.
The Sentinel has an ambition to
grow, is never satisfied with what it
has accomplished in furnishing the
people with an up to date newspaper
but is everlastingly striving topresent
a better paper each day TO It's pat
rons. Some papers occasionally get
out fair edition and then live on
tine reputation of that one paper
for several weeks. The genuine news
paper man wants 10 do something
better each day, if not each day, at
least each week. To stand still in
the newspaper business, more so than
in any other business means to go to
seed.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

''Wretched Country is the iudg-
ment rendered of America by Maxim
Gorky, Russian revolurionist Co
ing further he says We are Same
wretched spitters." as Dickens des-
cribed us on his visit TO this country.
many years ago. IL is "A very great
shame that we havn't pleased the
wild haired Gorky Just to think
of the many years that we, ourselves,
have lived here. thoroughly and per
fectly satisfied and our forefathers
before us. But then Gorky has the
inestimable privilege OF thinking as
he pleases of us and about us and
Furthermore he can go TO --, or
to Russia, we don't care which, just
so he goes. We could have tolerat-
ed Gorly TO have come and preached
reform. we can all stand a little Of
that. but we don't want to hear him
preach revolution and II Nhe don't
like us, he knows. as do all who
come here and are dissatisfied, he
can return from whence he came.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

Judge shumate OF the district
court Of Garfield county. has dir
missed the case of the reverend gen
tleman of Glenwood Springs, who
presumed to criticise Judge Boards
ley. of the county court Judge Shu-
mate says that the criticism was
made outside of the precincts Of the
court and after the decision was
rendered and that the court mad no
authority whatever TO compel the
reverend gentleman to appear be-
fore him to show cause why he was
not in contempt. The criticism was
made on the judgment Of Judge
Beardsley, in the case over the con
test for the name of the Glenwood
Reading club. The whole AFFAIR was
very much of a tempest in teapot.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20
1T Is BLASPHENIY.

Already we have heard it inli-
hated and discussed that perhaps
L awful visitation of fire and earth
ake, from which the Golden Gate
y suffered Tuesday, was a vista
On Of the Almighty upon that city.
0r its lniquity.
In the name of Christianity, hui
PANTY and intelligence and as one
our good aldermen is in the habit
saying plain reason and common
ense' do not permit any one to go
challenged who gives utterance to
nh fOolishness.
We never have been convinced that
Aefe Is vengeful God, furiously
halsnant and passionate God, who
aAes out his wrath upon a people.
putty or innocent, because of the
aqally that reigns in a great city.
science has said that she great
'aHhQuakes are due to the cooling of
lAs earth's interior and that when
yea eataelysm occurs the surface
!. 'he earth must suffer. 1t appears
.On The records of earthquakes gem
"a 4ally that the greatest destruction
'AO~s the great continental coast
.lss- Madrid in Spain, Charleston.
'gu'A Carolina. Lisbon, Portugal,
'iier.
WIN such knowledge and the un-
standing that God does not visit
- ealamities upon the human race
'nis era of the world, it would
s~ mat the injudicious would re
'''n from listening 10 such rot as
: : Promised in our first paragraph.
, '.H francisco may have been wick
: 'u' possibly not more so than
~ cities of the civilized world
-'s' Anyway, We shall have conf
-'e and faith in her. brave people
!. 'aey will rebuild more substan-
s 'hen ever before and that out
niet and suffering will come that
-,'n I Is better than what has been
siroyed.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

Episcopalians viii hardly take
kindly to having their bishop ridi-
culed and dubbed in most sarcastic
manner His Lordship' as has been
the reference 10 Bishop spaldng, by
the other paper In several issues
of that sheet Bishop Franklin $
Spalding. who visited this city to par
ticipate in very formal and sacred
service of that church, has been at
all times referred to as His Lord
ship" Perhaps this is a joke but we
can hardly see it in that light, nor
do the members Of st. Matthews con
gregauon.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

picking up the Youths Companion
few days ago in the editorial col
umns there appeared very decent
sort of comment upon the propos-
ed ship subsidy bill" The article
was not at all antagonistic, but It was
subtle and dangerous. 1t is said the
bill was nothing to which an Amer
lean could not subscribe and that the
bill was on the same principle Of aid
ing certain sections Of the country
and not unlike the plans for assist
ing in irrigation schemes. The ship
subsidy bill is well known through
out the country. For years, its advo'
Gates have been endeavoring to have
II passed by the congress. 1t has
passed the senate. but It will hard
Is get through the house at this ses-
sion of congress But It is preposter-
GUS to compare the terms Of the ship
subsidy bill. with any proposal TO
reclaim the arid lands OF this coun-
try. through the reclamation act. In
the latter bill great bodies of waste
land are brought under cultivation
by the means of the government aid
and for which the government is
given a return by the settlers, while
with the ship subsidy act bonus is
given vessels and their owners 10
carry the American flag. not one dol
lar Of which subsidy would ever be
returned to the country. It is very
keen manner in which the Youths
Companion Attempts TO create senti-
ment for that bill. which proposes to
loot the treasury of the United States
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20
All good citizens who have the real

All good citizens who have the real
interests of the city at heart have
complied with or viii comply with
the order and the ordinance, requir-
ing each property owner TO clean the
bitches in front OF his property. The
work OF ditch cleaning is such small
item in the economy of ones property
that it ought not to be considered
any sort of a hardship to make COM
pliance. especially when it is for the
personal benefit of every man who
owns property in the city. The or
dinance also provides that the work
can be done at the expense OF the
city. The city does not desire TO
be compelled to do that work, but
viii do so. if found necessary and
charge same up to the property ANY
such item charged against property
clouds title to same in a more or less
degree. So it is well from a legal
standpoint and for the consideration
one has for his own property to clean
the dtches and comply with the law.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

When the all star stan artist of
the Star-Journal attempts pen and
ink sketch of such awful scenes as
streets scenes in San Francisco, dur
ing the Earthquake must have been,
he should bear in mind that people
have lived fifty years since such work
was in vogue. 1t reminds one Of
some of the pictures Of life in Lon
don, one occasionally sees in some
old book, magazine or newspaper
and is very punk indeed
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

H'snurg usually known as the
W ot Smoke" has false claim
smlnenee. Sunday evening last
~ ~ aled in that city remarkable
so"keeper. His name was Frank
''ei- He had been in the bust
twenty five years and is believed
a"'e made several hundred thou
!, uoiiars in It. Concerning him
V" York paper correspondent re
~, mat he was a devout Roman
H0'ie' taking his religion serious
'ahaing the saloon conscientious
s'oslng tight shut on all legal
1ays' selling no liquor to drunk
men' permitting no customer to
himself on the premises. and
4. lated no loud talking there. In
qaarter century there was never
sn, In Merkers saloon. and never
-,sie remonstrance against the re-
81 OIL his license.=Denver News.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

The citizens of Grand Junction
-Deed not now make any apology for
their Union station, as they have
heretofore been doing. In fact apol-
ogizing for the old station came TO be
a habit indulged in by every resident
Strangers could not fail TO note its
condition. immensely upon arriV-
ing in the city and it was continual
and everlasting sore spot to every
one.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

to enrich ship owners. The reclama-
tlon service is on a totally different
plan and gets nothing, for which il
must not make return, besides
through the means Of the reclamation
of these great bodies Of arid land,
hundreds of thousands may fnn
homes and build up the country, once
waste and of no account
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20
Trees For Sale.

have just received 5000 No. ]
annie trees. consisting of Ganos.
Missouri pippins. Ben Davis Vine
sans and Jonathans from the Glen
wood nursery at Junction city kan
sas LII
These trees are in first class eondl-
tion in every particular. Are now on
sale and ready for delivery. Phohe
Charles Cutter, Green l52 Palisade'
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

over 500 varieties of fruit grow on
74.5OO acres of land under eultiva-
tion in Colorado. according to the re
port of the state board of horticul-
ture. whose semi-annual report has
lust been issued Horticultural IN
spectors will be appointed in some
of the big fruit counties where none
are now at work. as the statutes pro-
vide for them.
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
fESA COUNTY NATIONAL BANL

AT Grand Junction, in the state of
Colorado, at the close of business.
April q, 1906:
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts. s35G,3S9.0
Overdrafts. secured and
unsecured ........ 742.33
u. S. Bonds to secure cir
culation ........... lOO,OOo.Ou
Premiums on U. S. Bonds 3,234.37
Bonds, securities, etc.. 12,0S0.99
and fixtures ....'.... 100000
Due from national banks
(not reserve agents) 32,O20.44
Due from state banks and
bankers ........... 4,1G4.S2
Due from approved re-
serve agents ....... 252, ,G52.93
Checks and other cash
items ............ 2,352,93
Notes Of other national
banks ............ 7,4@O.OO
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and cents $50
Lawful money reserve in
bank. viz:
Specie ..... S35, 10000
Legal tender
notes .... 11,l2O,OO 49'52o.'o
Redemption fund with u.
S. treasurer @ per
cent circulation " 100000
Total .........sS2o.2SG.17
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in. : 100, ,OOO.OO
Surplus fund ..... 2,5Op.Ou
Undivided profits. less eN- .-...
pense and taxes paid G.O6S'23
National bank notes out
standing ............ 99'5oO'oo
Due to state banks and
bankers ............' 9''oo.'u
Individual deposits sub
ject to check ...... 4SE29G.u'
Demand certificates of
deposit .-,....... "a tz-@f
Time certificates Of de
posit .............. oZ''bu''"
Liabilities other than
those above stated. re ...
serve for taxes ..... 3oO.Ou
Total ........s.. .s' 20 - 'Ao"'
state Of Colorado, County OF Mesa. S.;
/. Orson Adams, Jr.. cashier OF the
above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement IS
trIe TO the best of my knowledge and
oRsoN ADAMS, JR.. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 10Th day of April, l9O5'
(SEAL)
WILLIAM A. MARSH.
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. T.
1903.
Correct-Attest: ,
ALBERT r. SAMPLlNER.
EDWIN A. WADSWORTH.
W. II. BANNISTER.
Directors
The daily sentinel., 1906-04-20

AT Grand Junction, in the state of
Colorado. at the close of business.
April q, 1906: