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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
ACREAGE TO BE REDUCED.
Henry County Farmers VIII FextiiKI
 and Cultivate Thoroughly.

Henry County Farmers Will FeRtiik8e
 and Cultivate Thoroughly.
 Abbeville, March 20.--l Special. )--The farmers of this community are busy planting corn. Some have already planted their entire crops while oth- era have just begun. There seems to be a disposition to plant more corn and fertilize it better. The farmers here are disposed to reduce their acre age in both cotton and corn and cul- tivate and fertilize better than in the past
 The labor question is the great problem that confronts them and they are forced to take this step as mat ter of precaution.
 Last yeaS great many acres of cot- ton were discarded on account Of the vet season and the scarcity. of labor.
 HonIsiohn B. Ward has recently sold all Of his cotton. amounting to 275 bales. The price paid was 10 9-l6 cents and the lot brought $13.600. Mr. Ward is cne of the largest farmers in this section and has one of the finest plan taticDs In Alabama.
 The second term examinations of the Agricultural School are over and the students have began another term S work The examinations showed that a large per cent. of the pupils have accomplished much In their text books during the past three months. The en- rollment is larger this year than ever before.
 Hon. John B. Wa ~T, candidate for Com issicnor of Agriculture and h. dustries, has been confined to his he'd for several days on account of severe Illness. His many friends hope that he will soon recover
 will Espy, who had his ankle dislo- cated a few days ago while skating is still unable to leave his room
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
HORSE THIEF SHOT
WILLIAM TRAINEM KILLS CHARLES
 MTss0CK.
After Being Placed Under Arrest, Ne- gro Turns Upon His CaPtor With q Knife. and ls Shot
 to Death.

Luverne. March 70--(special. )- William Trsinem. white farmer liv- ing near surles, shot and fatally wound- ed Charles Missock, negro horse thief. near the Montgomery County line Sum day afternoon. Missock fingered from Sunday until yesterday afternoon, when he died from the effects of a wound
 The accounts of the killing which has reached Luverne Is to the effect that MT. Trainena learned Sunday afs forenoon that negro had stolen one of his horses. He overlook the negro by riding rapidly. near the county line. The negro was apparently making for Montgomery County.
 MT. Tra4nem halted him and started him back towards SufIes. Mir. Trainem said the negro asked to be perrGitted he made an attack on his white cap- tor. and MT. Trafnem Shot him MT. Trainem had several cuts on his coat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
STR lNdE FACTS

It seems strange that sometimes your stomach or bowels won't digest your fo9d' no Rattsr hs tSs wast asshy you eat just the state of your general health but in any case, there Is only one cer- tain, safe and positive method of cure, versal remedy for ali forms of dyspeptic trouble or digestive weakness, whether in stomach, liver, Kidneys or bowels Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
 let's, to be taken few times a day may lie such wondrous potential pos- sibilities, that by their use the course tor of .1aS mam'S Ss whSl9 SbsnFed ItsdTy'' of the |, who would not appreciate the that if Napoleon had not been suf- from Cancer of the Stomach he have won instead of lost--at Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets would cured his Stomach Trouble had been invented, as they have cured ands of others in the past ten who have suffered just as Napo- ,S you can readily appreciate that by eprs Tabets a etsSg is pSSeFR5e Stu le worlds work done. by psople 5uuld do worse work If they were 30 they must be having a great zee. in quiet way on the worl1s z may. therefore, be chased a,
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 fact upon which to act when sion requires;
 hen any organ .n your vast dl- i've machinery gets out of order have at your command one of the [ inventions of the age, in Stuart oepsia Tablets, % put your ma cry in order again.
 So doing you will save much use- friction, and to the energy and king possibilities of your bodily hIne and relieve yourself from suf- ng. disease, weakness, premature age and death.
 ii this is strictly in accordance witl most modern teachings of the best ntffc schools of health, hygiene and ticine. and it Vill be to your sdvan. 10 Iay these facts to heart.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21

seen wherever water was exposed, but It Is not thought that the fruit crop will suffer any very material injury. Fruit trees everywhere are in full bloom but the buds have not yet ap. peared. "A remarkable feature was the sudden change in the record of yesterday and that of today. Yester- day morning and until afternoon the thermometer indicated 72 degrees and by nightfall it was s4 -
 Miss Catherine courie ef this city Is In Midway. where she will assist the young people of that place in present. Ing The Destriet School. The plav was presented here by home talent a short time ago under Miss Couric's manage nent and drew 8 crowded house.
 The depot which was recently burned at Louisville has been replaced by a new and handsome one and is now oe- cupied by the agent at that place.
 Co:son is still being turned loose and Is being shipped as fast as possible. At the present rate in which 1t is go- Ing. but little will rernan in the hands of the farmers much longer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
Freezing yyeather nj Tro,

Troy, March 2o.-=(speeiai) )~4The tber memeter was at the freezing point last night and there was some foe. but 1t IS not thought that any great dam age was done to the fruit It is feared that 1t may be still colder tonight, but It Is hoped that the fruit may escape on account of the high wind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
1910 MONTGOMERY 100000.
Lnrnegt Coal onerntor.

Baron Joicey. one of the new English Peers, Is the largest individual producer Hampton and Joicey Colliery Com panies. which. he practically owns, amounts to 50,000,000 tons per annum, and he has mesides large interests in several other coal companies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21

Achille J. oishei. 6 New York law yer. who was born in Italy. and was formerly the Marquis de Sauvia, says he would rather be an American cj- tizen than any sort of Marouis."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
Lieutennnt schmIdt shot

St Petersburg. March t9.--Former Lieutenant Schmidt, who commanded the vessels of the Black Sea fleet which mutinIed in November of last year, was shot today at Oetehakoff with three of his sailors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
1910 MONTGOMERY 1O0s sO0O.
wnI suppress Any outbreas.

Pavlograd. Government of Pavlograd, Russia, March 19.--A proclamation has been issued by the Governor General announcing that any attacks made on the property or lives of Jews will be mercilessly suppressed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21

When a man knows that he is the only person having all the brains and virtues necessary for the Presidency, any number of terms is possible.--New York American.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21

A GUARANTEED CURE FOE PILES.
 Itching. Blind BissdinE. Protrud!ng PtlAa Druggist are authorized to refund money q PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure tn to !! daya so mon=Wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21

If Travelling In 1lDan.
 Or any civilized country, you can procure Laxative Promo Quinlne from any druggist All nations use it. W. GROVES sigma tura On box wed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
1910 MONTGOMERY 100, ,00O.
HEAVY RAINS IN BALDWIN.
Feared That The Peach Crop Has Been
 naunawed

Feared That The Peach Crop Has Been
 Damaged.
 Bay Minette. March 20.-(Special.)- )-- The heavy rains yesterday were fol- lowed by cold north winds, which caused the mercury to fall into the for the peach crop for this year. It Is thought that the rains being fol- lowed by the freeze will damage the crop of fruit no little.
 Sheriff J. M. Armstrong Is rapidly regaining his strength. He has im- proved very rapidly ever since his re- turn. His condition permits him to visit his of1ce occasionally now and by August he will be enabled to can vass the county. If he continues to inn prove as at present
 The usual preparations are being made for holding the spring term of circuit court for two weeks beginning Monday, March 27. Owing to the fac; that no court has been hel@ in Baldwin for twelve months the d, ~-''l crowded and in all probab will have to be extended clear the docket. Preparations are being commencement of the high and graded school c. T. Carr, pastor of Street Presbyterian Churc will deliver the commenc mon Sunday, May 13, at II at 10 80 o'clock Monday fol Edward NJ Robinson, of deliver the literary address Tiaencement exercises will nesday C yening, May 16 Bay Minette's young ladies sented with diplomas, ! wilkins and Miss Harris P
 Lumber Is being plac, grounds for the erectioS plant which will be built With brick right at hand will soon exchange her fir for handsome brick stru
 A popular move is or corporate the town. It been realized that such be taken in order to hay the protection necessary. streets be properly cover
 Very little interest Is tested in the Great CoIA next Monday.
 E. C. Porter, of ADD Bay Minnette yesterday
 J. D. Hand. who has York for the past two pected to arrive here ton after his extensive int county @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
pRoP IN TEMPERATURE.
Tee Forms in EufanIa. Fruit Crop sun
 Safe.

Eufaula. March 20.--tspeeial)--T thermometer registered s3 degrees this morning with an extremely bleak wind directly from the north. Ice could be
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
Mnrth Knowing

thai AIlcocks are the original and genuine porous plasters; all others are imita lions. wed sa {
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21

EaSSls4c HsnISu uILlInS GatS are on CStn1 l and between BlTIlIluRnatn ana New UT lsAls. LsDaHOn ana GInGtnLaatL aisO an lIAih Z to : between MOnLRomsrS and NAShNlls, setVtce d Ia carte.
 New and handsome chair cars tseats fresl operated on trains l and { betwsen Cincln- natl and New orleans. High back seal coaches and char cars are also run on ail through Iains between Cincinnati LouisVllIr and New Orlaan&
 Train No l carries through PuiirlAns from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York to New CT between St Louis and Montgomery through tourist lsepers t2 San Francisco Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans and St Louis to Jacksonvills. also lea! nesday and Saturday. via New Orleans and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
SCHEDULE or TRAINS. THE WsTiai RY. OF ALA. AND THE A. & V. ?. R. R. co.
 Gna Nest Point aouts.)

TRAINS FROM MoNTGoMERY--Train ss carries through sleeper to New York. through sleeper to New York and day vice on this train spartanb rg to Wash inston- Trains 70 and 34 east are local Trains 80 and 27 west are local
 CONNECTIONS for COLUMBUS. MACON and SAVANNAH-Trains sS and 70 con- iumbus No Ss from Montgomery. if on time, connects for Columbus. and # not more than 30 minutes late, for Columbus, Macon and Savannah Through sleeper from Opelika to Savannah.
 CONNECTIONS for MERIDIAN and JACK sON-.Train 3s from Montgomery connects with Sou Ry: at ssIssa Ter Meridian and
 ". H. AMERINE STA PA, J. P. BILLUPS, C.P.A., Montgomery,
 ralsphons aoi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21


 Tram No. carries through PuI,nans ,ro,. New Orleans 10 New fOfk and ClnctnnsIi ana JacksohVllIe 10 st LUuls. maAiuR cun- nSetlol. at Nashville with through sissnsr to I'niCaEo. 0NSS' " Train No. carries through PullnaD slespers from New Orleans 10 Nav Var1 SinSinnatL Chicago and through day sosch uut change. A~ "''H- All through trains make close c5nnection At 1lnclnnatL Evansville. St. Louis and New and West ''' 4@~S' For further information pertaining to rates, routes and schedules. consult ticket agents l. N. R. R.. "F write or call on l.. Woof T. P. A.. 22 commerct St. Phone 1895. MUntgom ery. Al 6. T. Sur ratt. Union Tickef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-21
Central of Georgia Railway

Al s@se ..tA -~-AA e.s-SS aS-
 aenKsr station. Montgomery, Ala. EfIs, t- i've january 2s. lyVb. SVLn Meridian TtnaS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15

day evening, March 10, in Iibanus
chapter Lodge rooms. john u. McGce
has signed with the Olean, y. y, base
ball team as pitcher. McGcc played
with tho Remington and the Lcomins-
tor Mass, teams last year.--Tho Rcv.
G. y. Thomas went TO Malone. y. w.,
Wednesday on business connected with
his brothers estate There will be no
preaching service at the Congregation
al Church ncXt Surday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Ford Billings arc pt home from a visit
with friends in lisbury.--Odcll
Estes IL putting up a building on West
street for crcdmcry.--Janes Duba is
at home from u visit to his son and
family ~ Norsc's Iinc.--NisS Rather
inc Ncedham is At homo from few
days visit with friends in Burlington.
--Q. ". Grover, Mrs. Walter Tart ana
Mrs. Clarrisa stewart, who arc laid IN
with broken limbs, arc pro2rc cSsing x
favorably The sick ones with Tho CN-
ception OF tho Spraguo family. arc
doing we'll,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
SALISBURY.

T.. w Erigs Of brandon waf al T.. Nell
sons on Thur sdaN of last wc"b.-Nlr. aud
Mrs George NJ Whitney. who nave been
i'll for a few days with tho prevailing
distompor. arc muon improved.
William Thomas went - HutIand sat
urday whore h" has work n a livery
stable Mr.. and Mrs. FprdNc" l'ilinss
Of Bristol. who have been visiting friends
here tho past week. returned HON" Tics
,lay.-Wallacc Clappcr and Fred VAIN
wright we're at Charles 'lappors at
south Bristol over SUNDAY. Mabel Noy"'
visited her brolhcr and sisters at Poult-
ney last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
NEW HAVEN.

Mrs. John Elmer of Cornwall was guest
Of Mrs. y. Gregory Saturday. MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur Hinman of Mddlcbury were
guests Of Mr.. Humans parents. \. j.
Hinman and wifc Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. +. NJ. Partch and Mrs. Albert l'iI-
brook were in Ncrgtnncs SaturdH'-
Those from town, who attended I'll"
theatre at Burlington Friday night were
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Gordon. Mr.. ana Mrs.
George Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. J" w. rant
and james Hayos.--J l.. Davis and wife
are visiting friends in Pittsford.--J, w.
Davis Is guest of his daughter Mrs. 6.
g. Coates. u. 7. RowlcY Of Proctor is
spending "A few days with his parents
NJ and Mrs. +. T.. owlcY.-Gcorsc and
Charles Everest NJ White Crock, \. \.
are guest Of their brother, |. J. Everest
and family Mrs u. A. Rowlcau is on az
sick list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15

other for the honor OF sitting in tile life
boat and were mot deferred when tho first
boat was dashed TO pieces against the
steamers stern. First officer william
Brown ard the six scamcn with him were
LETT struggling in tho water, but were res
cued by means of lines thrown from the
ship.
A grcat cheer went up from the Bos-
tonlan when at four O'Clock tho starhoard
| fc boat put ont n charge of Second OH
cor cromwell. aud manned by the stew
ard and four sa ilors They took off thir-
teen mon. including captain OHaSem
who was tonderly but hastily lowered by
his mon by menus OF lines from the storm
and returned to tho Boetonian when the
rescued scamon wcrc placed on board.
But before the UfcsaVers could climb 10
the deck IL quick forming sea hurled the
rrau craft against the side of the steamer
smashing tho small boat and the water
rcccdiug carried the volunteers some
hundred foet distant from their snip
Cheering cries reached them 10 cling 10
the wreckugc while the Bostoniau started
and tho ship manocuvrcd to a pom near
the struggling seamcn. Again the lines
Ucro used with skill and success for all the
volunteers were hoistcd to the ship,
though Officer Cromwell was almost
drowned Weakened from exposure. he
lost his hold upon the life line and for
a second time he was plunged into the
sea-. He rcappeared on the surface, how
ever, and he Erasped the second line,
which no wound twice around his body.
aud hv which he was withdrawn up on
to his ship.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Clarissa stewart, q resident Of Car
field street, in getting up in the night Fri
day night fell and broke wrist. Size is
SS years Of agc.-'ruc condition of Henry
Baker, who is -. with pneumonia. is not
very encouraging 10 his iricnds.--EI :.
Hasscltine is at lom1 from Il business
trip to New York Tho Bristol Juniors
will give a dance III IIoley hall saturday
evening, March l7.-AlrS. Frank Van Or
man has returned ~ Whallonsburgh, y.
y after a visit here of several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ta-
tro,-Miss Jennie sherman entertained her
Sunday school class 1t her home on Noun
tain avcnue.--The board OF school
directors have organized us follows: T..
w. Shattuck, chairman, Rola Bristol
clerk. u. A. Iasscltine superintendent.
II. L. Sherwin tr1ant ofticrr.-F:Gward
Sprague iY reported as not as well.
The topic TOR the Christian EndeaVor
meeting at the Baptist Churoi, rext Sun
day evening will bc "Christs Life, His
Summary Of Conduit. the Sermon on the
Mount: leader. Mrs +. H. bickcrman.-
Edward Coughlin WHO died in Jonesvillc
Friday night wag a forner resident of
this village and . member Of tho local
|
! Mrs Esther Tucker is i'll With tonsiits
A largo doc was seen OH tho hill a few
rods east Of Mountain avenue Friday
Maple sugar of thi- years make has APP
| peared in the market, Iuade hy r.. |. Hcw-
! itt.--Carlylc. a young son of Mr.. and Mrs,
J. : Wilson, is critically i'll VITA pncu-
monia-- Datiel Monroe and family are tn
occupy the Thomas tenement on Bristol
Flats.-R. i. Hat"n has bought a piece ol
land adjoining his premises on East street
as an addition TO his poultry yard.
The annual meeting of Lbauus Lodge
+. 4 A. NJ. was held MoHday afternoon
The following officers were elected: q
W. Small, W. NJ; II. s, Smith ). w.
DR. Il t. Edmunds. j. W: ". ;. sum
ner, treasurer; Edward Nandenburg, sec
rotary: +. r. bingham. S. d, MARI
Quimby. j. d. The appointed officers viii
he announced at the next regular com
municatios. H. y. Williams of MonktoI
has attended every annual meeting -
Libanus Lodge for over "a years, and h0
missed but one town meeting in his towl
r 50 years--Carlylc Wilson continue
scrously III with pneumonia. lates
reports from the Spraeue family are
MIR. Sprasue, no better, Mrs. Sprague AM
child little improved Rev. 81
las +. Perry has gone to Greenwich, n
Y, for stay of ten days or two weeks
Rev. G. r. Wilson will occupy the Zap
tist pulpit next sunday morning an
evening.
School Superintendent T.. \. IIasci
, tine is visiting the several department
of the graded school this week.
horse h!tched to "A buggy owned by
j. Murray, indulged in lively run
away Tuesday afternoon, throug
, Main street and M North. No Grca
/, damage WAS done,---The ladies of ia
Eastern star viii give free rcccptio
i 10 AL Masops and. their families, Mon
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
PANTON.

large party were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Samuel Gaines last
Friday evening, games, card playing and
dancing being tho order of the evening.
Refreshments OF cake and coffee were
served and 4 nlorry tino enjoyed hy all
NJ. Bellows has moved to the corners
Elmer toonrod to the Charles Torrev
farm ard Herhcrt Spraguc to tho o
Allen farm, which he has purchased
Mrs. Mary Gordon Of Montpelier is with
relatives hero.-Th funeral of Mrs.
Thir2i Storms. who died at Minneapolis.
Mimi. will he held at the Methodist
Church at 1880 a m. Thursday, inter
ment being in the cemetery at Adams
Ferry by the side OF her husband,
Eugene Storws.-Thc Ladies Home
Circle meet with Mrs, Gaines Wednesday
March 2l--It is expected that Herbert
Hall "A Middlebury College student, will
preach at the Methodist Church at the
usual hour.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
SOUTH sTARKsB0RO.

AIR. and Mrs. Elijah Fuller or warren
visited her sister, Mrs. Carrl" orvs, over
sunday Emma and George Haliock went
SATURDAY. to Huntington to visit their un-
clc. George Ilallock, and their aunt, MIS-
Tstuic Ring, returning home Monday
Stoplcn Young o.. expected home TINS week
to arrange his household goods for moving
as h. will take his family back 10 Port
Chester. y. y. soon. where he mas IL
position as machinist-Danicl Sargent car
rIoL Glen Parker Tuesday 20 his uuclos s.
Mr.. Weston, in IIincsburgh, Nhcro he VIII
remain for the coming Season.-Mr. and
Mrs Ernest C;uindon of Bristol ana Mr.
and Mrs Daviu Merrill OF Lincoln we're
at the homo of their partrtS. MI ana
Mrs. T. II. Young SUNDAY. Ilcnry Meek
or and George Germain visited At the home
of Phletus Phillips over Sunday 'dnds
10y Rirdsall, Walter and Robert Young
and uaNld ike lave bouGhInew cNap-
|
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BRISTOL CHURCH OPENED,
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