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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
ELOPERS ARE FORGIVEN
Only Objection Was the Youthfulness of
 Miss SieRrtst

New York. Oct 6.-Parental forg .veness followed quickly the marriage of the veal thy elopers, Russell F. Hopkins and Miss
 Vera Siegrst The brode groom yesterday by long distance telephone caled up his
 mother, Mrs. John Randolph Hopkins at
 the Saint Regis. and speedily obtained his
 mothers blessing. The young man inform ed her that he and his bride were cruising
 the Hudson on the yacht Uno on which they married Tursday and that they expected to be in New York soon. He said they intended to 30 to Europe on their honeymoon.
 Dr. !. J Lawrence. the brides grand father with whom she lived and to whose
 vast fortune she is heir. yesterday express ed perfect satisfaction with the marriage and said his only objection, if any. was the extreme youth of his grand daughter, who is only r. The bridegroom is 22
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Vanderbilt 2s--Kentuckx st.t. n

Nashville. Tenn, Oct, 6--Kentucky state University foot ball team met de- feat on Vanderbilt's foot ball field this afternoon. 2S to 0. Vanderbilt made three touchdowns in the first half and two in the second, making most of the gains on cross bucks. tackles and cross runs. Kentucky was forced to punt aftcr the second down. The teams lin- ed up as follows
 Vanderbilt Stone and Blake left end: Pritchard. left tackle: King and Stone, left guard: Wynne. center; Sher- rill Choan, right guard: Noel, right tackle; B. Blake, right end Costen, Hall. quarter: D. Blake, Crawford, left half: Craig. Lockhart, right half; Manier. full back.
 Captain.
 Kentucky Sumner. left end: Prin left tackle: Coleman, left guard; Adair, center; Spears right guard; Prowd right tackle; Stevenson, right end; Stone, quarter: sPaublin. left half; back.
 sCaptain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Chaotic Political Conditions.

LOulSVlIIe COurler Journal
 Tn the face of all that is going for ward. the old fashioned Democrat. who believes the Jeffersonian treat, ment sufficient for the cure of all may well throw up up his hands aghast. There is doctrinal politics nowhere Tn the South We have but one issue, the everlasting Nigger. In the Nor1n tney have but one. the everlasting Doliar Both North and south only dog-eat. dog. politics. tempered here ana there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Open Today Bowling Alley and
 Pool Room at
 New EIectricPark

by Socialism. calling itself Democracy, and here and there by Venality. call ing itself Republicanism. Phariseeism everywhere. Patriotism nowhere; i; the alliance between the Puritan of Religion and the blackleg of Com merce complete. First-class ability except in isolated cases. has either taken itself out of public life, or been driven out. The people grope in the for mountebanks. with their quack nostrums. for demagogues. with their base and cunning schemes? Were times ever so prolific. gudgeons so plentiful7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
suspect is Arrested.

Bishee, Ariz. Oct. 6.-A man whose name is as yet unknown but who is believed to be Simpkns. member of the Western Federation of Miners connected by the au- thorities with the dynamite murder of Governor Steunenhurg. of Idaho is und er arrest al Cananea, sonora. Mexico and Is being held there hy the request of the Ar izona rangers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Picture Frames Made 9 Order.
 Tresslar's Studio.
BROKERAGE FIRM sUsPENps.
Atlanta Stock and Cotton Exchange Coe,
 to the Wall

Atlanta Stock and Cotton Exchange Goes
 to the Wall.
 Atlanta. Ga, Oct 6.-The Atlanta Stock and Cotton Exchange of which Joseph Thompson of Atlanta, is president an nounced its suspension today. M M. Pope. telegraph operator in the firm S employ has ben placed in jail on a charge of swindling
 According to Manager T. A. Richardson. Pope used the firms name in selling cotton to such an extent that the firm was una ble to respond when called upon for settle- ment. statement of liabilities and assets will he given out later The figures if is stated. will not be large. The firm had Cincinnati connections.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
YaIe. 5l: Syrncu.e. O.

New Haven, Conn. oct. 6.-Yale de- feated Syracuse today, 51 to o. Tad" Jones' the Yale quarterback. just be- fore tne first half closed. got the ball from the kick-off on his own five-yard line and made touchdown after run ming the length of the field. The new rules as play ed by Yale worked splen- didly while Syracuse resorted almost entirely to old-fashioned football.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Tany and Troops.

Gadsden Journal
 Taft is giving the Cubans advice and ir the meanwhile troops and war yes, sels are being despatched to compel the Cubans to accept 1t. So MT. Taft enjoys the unique distinction of one who knows before hand that his ad- vice is so good that those to whom 1t is offered will he forced to take It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Pickering Will Serve

Tampa. Fla. Oct. 6.-The government steamer Pickering, which is used between this city and For' Dare and Desoto at the mouth of the harhor have ben detailed from tha' ervice and is being prepared for Use as a dispatch boat in Cuban waters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
ROYAL BErROTHAL ANNOUNCED.
Brother of Czar Will Wed Niece of King
 Edward.

.. st Petersburg. Oct. 6,-A marriage has becn arranged between the Grand Duke Michael only brother of Emperor Nicholas. and Princess Patricia. of Conaught. niece of King Edward The betrothal occurred during the Grand Dukes recent trip to Co penhacen and Scotland. from which he has just returned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Princeton, 6; Washington and Jerer-

Princeton. N. J., Oct 6-The Prince ton football team defeated Washington and Jefferson by the score of to 0 here today in d drizzling rain. The fense on the onslaughts of the Prince ton backs and the home team's only score was made by Mister in the first half, on a forward pass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Criscom Succeeds Meyer.

Washington. Oct 6---It is understood that Lloyd CrisCom, at present amhassa dor to Brazil k to bo transferred to St. Peters hurE in place of Ambassador Meyer. when the latter becomes amember of President RoosVelt's cah,nct
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Harvard, 17, Unver.ity of Maine, c.

Cambridge, Mass, oct. 6.-HarVafd defeated the University of Maine to- day. 11 to Q. in fast game of foot
 ball. The game abounded in good playing with end runs. plenty of punt ing and open work. Three touchdowns secured by Harvard, however. were gained through straight old-fashioned otball.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Ennf hall

Foot hall-At Lexington. Va.-Nir- einia Military Institute 15; St. Johns College. Annapolis, 5. At Knoxville-Cniversit of Ten nessce 10; America Q.
 At Charlottesville. Na.-Tniversity of Virginia Q; Agricultural and Mechan- icai College of North Carolina. O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The committed on Mechanics and Indus tries. Negro Department of state Far Vii hold A speciaI meeting at the Congregation- nI Church, corner High and Cn on streets. Thursday evening, October II, at o clock
 The Superintendent of the Negro Building will be present and speak. Those interest nd in this line of exhibits may confer | with Wm- Watkins. Chairman olS s,', }Union stret.. or E, E. Scott. sefretary' 5lO ! So Union Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Army, 24; Trinity. Q.

West Pont N. Y, Oct. 6.-In a down. pour of ran the army football team defeated Trinity here today, 24 to Q. which included four touchdowns. two goals and a safety. West Point ma 1e gains at will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Arkansas Defeats MissOuI

Hot Springs. Ark. Oct. 6-The Uni <. versity of Arkansas defeated the Mis- souri Normal School here today, 1l to o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
Manufacturing Plant for s- Sale.

~ We offer for sale a well equipped mann- facturine plant which with a small addi- tional investment for operating capital can be made one of the best paying investments in the city. The owners will sell at req sonable figure or if purchaser preferre" would retain interest in the business ana continue to assist in the management ana operation of the plant.
 Call on address
 THOMAS & JACKSON.
 22 Commerce Street. City
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
NOTICE

/. Office of the City Clerk,
 Mopt ptgomery. Ala. Sept. 23 1906. All city licenses expire on September S0th, 1906. and are required to be re- newed October 1st, 1906, for the en- suing fiscal year. John J. Farley. s0t City Clerk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
ALABAMA A WINNER
COACH POLLARD's TEAM DEFEATS
 MARYVILLE COLLEGE.
Tennesseeans Who Tied Heisman's Techs Gave Varsity Hard Rum For Its Money--Emile Hannon'a
 GreRr (,ume,

Tuscaloosa, Oct. G. Especial )--The University of Alabama football team oeefated Maryvile College today in the first game of the season by the score of to o. The game was fast and hotly contested. The Maryvtlle asgre- sation outweighed the Varsity team by between five and ten pounds, but were not so fast. They relied mainly on end runs for their gains and put up l splendid interfe, ence for their backs Alabama varied her play more than aid her husky opponents and was a lit tie snappier. Fumbles wer frequent tn both sides. Alabama's touchdown came after ten minutes of play in the tirst half
 The crimson jerseyed warriors rush cd the ball down the field with end iuns and line plays without once los- ing it.
 For the remainder of the first half reither goal was in danger lit the second half Maryville recovered the nall on 'Alabama's ten yard line after ! tong punt. but was thrown for Il loss on the next two plays A place kick was then attempted. hut failed. and Ala bama got the ball. keeping it for the majority of the time. When time was called, the ball was in Marvville's pos- session In the center of .he field
 After time was called Coach Polar j. Tut his team through stiff scruo game. The feature of the game was me work of Hannon. Alabama's plucky .2e pound quarter. He used great head work and his interference and tack ling were of the sensational order. The defensive work of Burk's deserves es- pec1al mention. as does that of Frank lin at loft tackle Jcncs also showed up well at half back.
 On tho MaryviIle team. Barr TavIor ana Magill were the stars Bars klcking and end running were great, and Taylor and Magill also showed ur well oi offensive and defensive The Maryville line. taken as a whole, out chased that of Alabama. but the lat ter.s back field was superior. Ala oama enthusiasts are fairly well pleas ed at the outcome of tho game for Marvville has quito A strong team and easily ranks with some of the teams of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07

Washington. Oct. 6-The Supreme Court of the United States will re-assemble foz its fAi term on Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
NOTICE TO RED MEN.

You will meet at E. c. Crenshaw's office until further notice. "A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
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We will send every person that writes us any or all of our recent medionl puhlirations entitled Nerve and Rralp Exhaustion" Diseases Of Men" He,lth" and "GIeet" These books are both interesting and in struc'iNo and every sick person should read them.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07

St Louis. Oct 8--St. Louis won both games from Detroit today. Scores:
 First Fame:
 SetrGs ss Tn.,, sS9 sSs 9SS esS sss::a ssc.a IS
 Batteries -Siever and Schmidt; Pow ell snd o'Connor. Time. l:23. l;in-. plre. Evans.
 Second game:
 Detroit ..... =. sso .oc ooo--a 2 St t1ui: ,,,,,. i6o 1oo o,o in.,.i 1S,, sen and Spencer. Time. l:45. Um-
 Chicago. Oct. 6--Cleveland bade fare well to Chicago. defeating the new cha ampions. Score
 Chicago 100 100 IaO--3 IS ,
 Battvries- owens. Aitrock and Towne and Roth; Rhoades and Clark and Be Boston. Oct. 6--New York closed th" American League season here this af ternoon by defeating Boston. Score: New York 1o4 900 ooo.s Il Il 2 Boston ... ...... 010 010 020--4 Batteries--Hughes and Thomas: Swornstead and Peterson. Time 1:11. Umpire. Connolly. Football Scores. At Atlanta, Ga.--Techs IL: North Georgia Agricultural College o. At Richmond Va, -Randolph Macon College 6: Richmond College O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
At Ann Arbor. Mich.--Michisan 2s; Case, O.
 At Annapolis-Midship O.; Dick inson Collexe. o.
American League.

Philadelphia, Oct G. Philadelphia and Washington double header declared of cn account of rain. As this closes the season i- the East. the games cannot be played off.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
DIVIDEND NOTICE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. AIa-f An

At A meeting of the Directors of this bank, held today. the usual quarterly divi- dend of two per cent c P. C.) was declar- ed. payable on October 1st.
 A. s. WOOLFOLK,
 Cashier. September 29. 1906. lot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07

V. IT. l., 12j William and Mary, o. Roanoke, Va, Oct 6.-Virginia Poly. technic Institute. l2; William and Mary, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07
MASONIC NOTICE.
ANNOUNCEMENT. .

rM I have moved my livery and aray lina etabie 222 Lee Street, where I will be glad 10 have my friends call on me, staolc
 Phone 215, Residence Phone 26I2. J. H. BICKERSTAFF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07

Pennsylvania II; Worth Carolinn o. Philadelphia, oct: 6;---t hlNers!' " ol r@nnsylvanil. II; North Carolina, Q.
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Other mcS.

At Ithaca, x. Y,-SorncH' -'' ''p''-
 lin, 5-,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07

St. Louis. Oct. S--St. Louis won botf games from Detroit today. scores: First Fame:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-07

Chicago. Oct 6--Cleveland bade fare well to chicago. defeating the new champions. Score.
The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20
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In order to test the Globe Republicans
great clrcnlatign and Its superior adyer-
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men, with Rath & cambridge, the pop
ular druggists, to offer one OF their best
sell'n' medicines at half price to anyone
who II cnt out the following coupon
and esent 1t at their store.
The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20
ALFALFA twelve FEET.
Four Cuttings this Season of an Aver
age of Over 81 Inches.

Four Cuttings this Season of an Aver
age of Over 81 Inches.
The present year has been one Of great
growth of vegetation of all kinda in Ford
county, especially OF fruits and vege-
tables. The ordirary field crops though
in many cases have shown something
more than usual growth. Alfalfa, one
of the standard crops has been, as in
other years, good, Mr. Il. M. Carpenter
had samples Of the four cuttings from q
field Of bis this year. This field Is some
what sandy and has not been irrigated at
any time. His first cutting of alfalfa
from this field this year was on May 80.
A bunch Of this cutting which he saved
as a sample of the crop measures 36inches
IN height. The next cutting was on
July 30, which measures az inches.
The third cutting was on August 20, and
measures 80 inches, and the last cutting
In September, crop which was only 26
days, old measures 30 inches. THIS, the
tour cuttings gives Mr.. Carpenter crop Of
alfalfa on this land over IL feet high, and
an average of over 81 inches for each Of
the four cuttings. No wonder that peo-
pie here who have alfalfa farms think
that they have a good enough thing as If
Is, and that it is hard to get them inter-
ested in any other hind of crop.
The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20
BUCKLiN BREEzES.

N. G.. Peacock and family returned the
last of the week from their trip to
Indiana.
Miss Margaret Kane went to Green's
burg Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with home folks there.
Mrs. A. J. Hall returned from her trip
to Dalhart Monday night, she visited a
week with friends In that burg.
S. A. Keefauver and wife returned
Friday night from trip to Ohio, where
they went to attend the funeral Of Mr..
Keefauver's father.
Syl Dixon, the great and only adj
vertiser, was here with his wheat train
Tuesday evening, L. NJ. Taylor had
car of wheat here waiting for him, but
for some reason best known to himself
Mr.. Dixon failed to take 1t.
A. E. Davis, the Oliver Typewriter
man, is STEPPING very high these days and
1t is not altogether on account of The
mud but mostly on account of the pride
that Is within him over that ten pound boy
that was born Saturday night, September
10 1906, and Mr.. and Mrs Davis have a
right to be proud Of their first born.
The mother and babe are doing well at
this writing.
A. 8. Drake, head OF the Drake Cattle
Co. says that the water did much damage
on their ranch south Of Buckln, during
the recent rains, washing out all Of their
corrals and all fences, where they crossed
cany ons, in their big pastures, IA head Of
hogs were washed away, but ten Of them
were able to get out Of the water and
were found all right, the other four be-
Ing fat are supposed to have been drown.
ed; he says that 1t washed large trees out
by the roots, and Literally ruined the
grove near his house. Mr.. Drake esti-
mates that 1t will cost thousand dollars
to repair the damages caused by the
flood.
WATER! WATER! Water every where,
water to the right, water to the left, and
mud in front of US wherever we 20; this
Is the result of the over ten inches of rain
fall within the past five days; the water
ways all bank full, the lagoons are all
lakes, In fact every depression in the sur.
face Of the earth is full OF water. The
railroad service is demoralizsd though
tho Rock Island has her lines temporarily
repaired so that they are moving trains
over them, but the Santa Fe seems to be
entirely out Of business, just at this time,
some where north of here, as they are
using the Rock Island for their passenger
trains between Dodge City ard Hutchin-
son, there were about ten of them here at
one time this morning, but they are get
ting thinsd out now. We do not know
who Is responsible for this state of affairs,
but suppose that il Is the chef of tho
weather bureau for this department, and
we move for his decaptatIon at once.
The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20
winchester, while the battle was being

winchester, while the battle was being
fought at Kernstown. Kimball, Col. OF
the 18th did not, 1t seems, get the proper
credit for it has always been called Shields
Victory. So Kimball occupies the same
position In history as Admiral Schley at
Santiago. But we noticed shortly after
wards that Kimball wore star upon his
shoulder. Col. Brick top Carroll Of the
9th Ohio, then became Commander of the
LIST, Brigade which consisted Of the 4th
Ohio, 9TH West Va, 9Th Ohio and the 18th
Ind, But to return to our subject. Don't
you other boys get Jealous for speaking
so much about our Brigade and at the
battle Of Antietam 1t was baptized and
named the Gibralter Brigade. Five
different charges were made to take the
position held by this brigade, but each
time the enemy recoilcd, broken as If
stricken upon rock, hence Gibraltor.
The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20
The Breath of Life

It's q significant fact that the streng-
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She writes: "Three bottles of DR.. Kings
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by RATH q BAlNBR1DaE, druggists.
Price SOC and $l.0O. Trial bottle free.
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ManZan relieves instantly the pain
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~ our free offer. Sold by PINE q
bdzp's Drug store.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II 1t falls
to cure. E. W. Groves signature 10 on
each box. 25c.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-06-06
How to Blow UP Stumps With
DYNAMITE.

1t does not pay to clear land by
chOpping down the trees and leaving
the stumps. Better take the whole
thing out as you go. With pine trees
this is easily done by digging down
on one side and chOpping. or burning.
off the tap root. But if you have
a field of old stumps that you wish
to clear out, there may be Il valuable
hint for you in the following from the
Southern CultivatOr:
Can you tell me what to use and
how much and how, in blowing up
stumps? | have large crop; and
Oblige. Yours approximately,
L. w. NJ
You use the dynamite cartridge; for
an ordinary stump one-half of a car
fridge is sufficient. You will have to
learn to put the fuse in the cap and
tie the cap and fuse in the end of the
cartridge. Any dealer can explain to
you how to do this. You want to cut
your fuse from two and One-half to
three feet long. The main secret of
success in blowing up your stumDs
will be in getting down deep under
them. This is best accomplished by
one of two ways: First, take crow
bar and make Il deep hole under the
stump if possible if not, down deep
beside the tap root. The second is
to get a long auger, and bore hole in
the tap root down under ground, and
put your cartridge in. In either case
fill your hole with dirt and stamp well.
In case you use an auger, it is best to
drive a plug in the hole down to the
cartridge. A few trials will soon teach
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-06-06

other 800 pounds of fertilizer contain
ing 10 per cent, potash is distributed.
During this time the plants are fire.
quently cultivated and the weeds are
kept out.
Protecting Plants.-During the past
season. there were no frosts at Lake
land. but some winters. light frosts
kill the buds. Straw and pine needles
are spread between the rows and if
FROST is feared. the plants are covered
with it. Even when not used as Il
frost protector. the material is valu-
able mulch, protecting the surface and
keeping the berries out of the soil.
Plants for setting in this section are
obtained in two ways: First. early in
April. plants ordered from Northern
nurseries are set on new ground.
During the rainy season which fol
lows. these grow rapidly and form
new plants ready for setting in
September The second way, is to
cultivate and care for the plants that
have firIited and push them along so
that they will send out runners and
make new plants during the summer
Most growers raise plants by both
methods.
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-06-06

you all the necessary steps. Your
stumpS should be blown out on an
average of 10 cents each. You will
be surprised how rapidly you remove
them. and how successfully, when you
get little experience. In thirty
minutes YOU can blow one out, that
you could not dig up in a day with
two hands. This we know, for We
have tried it since Christmas
The Florida agriculturist., 1906-06-06
DELAND, FLA.

that would interfere with the sales
of kerosene and gasoline and of wood
alcohol.
The removal of the tariff duty
would result in all sorts OF grain
being made into alcohol Wnrh
would then be denaturized so as to
render if unfit for drinking purposes.
After it had gone through tnls pro-
cess it would be placed on the market
and a great trade necessity supplied
which would serve as means OF
light and power for the people that
is now lacking because the Standard
Oil Company does not want it on the
market to come in competition with
its gasoline and kerosene.