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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

,n .he educational affairs of the State. he is an ardent supporter of pr. Cum ningham. .
 .Nfarengo. in my opinion, Is safely for Dr. Cunningham" said Superinteno- ent Compton. ~of course, MT. Comer has had some active friends in tnis oS ths stafe but their work will not avail against the general sentiment Tor Dr cunninghani. am personally n favor of pr. Cunningham for ms snlended service In the interest or achools and education. He has been Tn tba front rank of the workers in this cause and the educational workers tnat I know are for him. l am convihceu' too. that our people here in Marehgo County are his supporters, and that n the primary he will get the county py satisfactory majority,
 Sheriff Tom Jackson. one of the most popular men in the county, Is worklng early and late in the interest or the Lieutenant Governor. He was busy in the crowd throughout the day, with other of pr. Cunningham's friends III meeting the voters and giving them an argument in favor of the Lleutenant- Governor. son" is going for pr. Cunningham. That's a safe thing to say. Of course. the size of his majority is a different thing. It may be large or 1t may De small. Just now we are not making anv claims that 1t will be large. but we are doing everything in our power to make 1t as big as possible. rho meeting today has been fine thing for our side. It has helped us no little In moving up that majority.
 At.. otx xHFFo fn inc barbecue from some distance was Hen ry woolf of Luther's Store.
 Like most of my neighbors," said MT. Woolf, T am friend of Dr. Cum ningham. Where live is a rural conn munity, but our people are for Gun ningham In that section of the county pr. Cunningham is going to get big vote and a big majority. In our opin- ion, there is no comparison between tho two men who are offering TOT Soy- ernoN From what I can hear. pr. Cum pingnam is going to get this county by a bAg majority.
 sTJu in Jefferson Beat, we are going to rive pr. Cunningham a fine major ity." said Postmaster Gregory of Jeffer- sen. My section of the county is easily for Cunningham. The country people and the merchants, as rule, are supporting him, and he Is going to get the biggest vote easily From all I can hear, he will have the majority in the county, as he ought to have"
 Tn the afternoon, after the dinner had been served, and while a ball game was in progress, H. c. Compton, candi- date for Railroad Commissioner, and s. M. Adams, candidate for Commis- sioner of Agriculture, addressed the crowd.
 Dr. Cunningham at o'clock in the afternoon left in a surreyaon a drive of twenty-five miles to Thomasville, where he took the train for his home in Bir- mingham. He will deliver two speeches on Monday in Russell County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19


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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
NEWS OF RAARoADS

superintendent W. M. Cox and Train Master F. G. Bennetts of the Western of Alabama Railroad, spent yesterday in Atlanta
 P. c. Sharp. one of the gate keepers at the union railway station, will leave this week for vacation of several weeks at his old home In North Caro- lima.
 Train Master T. H. MizeIl of the Mo bile and Montgomery division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. spent yesterday at Mobile on official busi- ness.
 There were two sections of train No. of the Louisville and Nashville yes terday going South. The first section was the Western of Alabama train, which went out on time at 11:15 o'clock. and the second section was the Cincinnati connection, which was three hours and a half late.
 Paymaster M. L. Clifton of the West ern of Alabama Railroad came to Mont Romery yesterday and win go out with the nav car to Selma Monday morning. The nay car will return to Montgomery Monday at noon and pay or as far as Opelika and spend Monday night at that place, proceeding to Atlanta Tues day.
 Five sections of passenger train No. of the Louisville and Nashville passed through Montgomery last night be- tween 6 o'clock and o'clock. These trains were en route to Cincinnati St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

the mother suffers from i'll health. The restoration of one such case has a greater inuence than can be pictured The Blessing of Health.
 Peruna has entered many house in
 times of darkness and despair, and by the relief 1t has given, brought courage land happiness. After woman has dragged her weary body about, week after week, vainly trying to attend to
 her duties, the joy which she expe- |riences in discovering a remedy for her ailments can scarcely be imagined.
 Disease clouds the intellect. weak |ens the courage and converts happy, hopeful people into discouraged. list less invalids. No man can measure the far reaching influences for good which flow directly from the restoration of the housewife to her rightfu place in the home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Denver, CoI---In letter to The Pe- runa Drug Mfg. Go. Mrs. Burns says: My health was all run down from pelvic trouble and I was not able to obtain relief until I began using Pe- runa. Tn a few weeks I began to feel like a different being, was able to att tend to my household duties, and life looked different to me.
 T kept taking, Peruna until I was restored to perfect health and strength. I shall always keep a bottle on hand and take dose or two when am ex- hausted I shall always be glad to give it my endorsement as 1t did so much for me" (723 W. Tth Ave) The Calamity of sickness.
 gloom is cast over the household when the wife and mother is sick No amount ot love or prosperity, culture pr self-denial, can restore to the home perfect tranquility and order so long as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
Nnw coRPoRATIoNs.
stevedorsng Company is Organised ln
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AteReuOE1m& company te OF@hmhSeu tA
 Mobile.
 The Walsh stevedoring and Contract ing Company of Mobile. with a capital stock of $1.000. filed a certificate of it's Incorporation with the Secretary of State yesterday.
 It is the purpose of the company to load and unload vessels fla the port of Mobile and other Rorts. and to do all other business pertaining thereto. The incorporators are Joseph Nj. Walsh, J. T. Walsh and James Druhan.
 Other new corporations which filed papers yesterday with the Secretary of State are:
 The Opp Gin Company of opp. with a, capital stock of ss,000. The incor- porators are: ". S. spuriin, W H. Holloway and about twenty others. The company will do q general gin business.
 The Warrior Coal and Land Company of Birmingham. with a capital stock of $S50.000. Incorporators: c. s. Simmons, Steve Smith, Walter Moore and c. S. Simmons, as trustees.
 The Gilbert Nut Lock Company, capi- tai stock, $50.000. Incorporators: James w. Gilbert. Charles Johnson R. A Gil bert W. M. Lawrence and several oth- CTS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
THE oRTMINAL cOURr
.Iudss TAOma. tc , aser Motion for Ns

.Tudge Thomas to Hear Motion for New
 Trials.
 Judge W, II. Thomas In the criminal division of the City Court will on Monday hear the motions for new trials filed by Will Ellis. a negro, and Mary Cain. a negrese.
 A jury q few days since gave Ellis one year for the murder Of Sam Pen~ nerson on last Christmas morning. The the present term of court of assault to murder.
 When these two cases have been dis posed of the court will adjourn for the term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

Louis and Chicago from New Orleans. Mobile and Pensacola, and was the an- nual popular excursion, or the mid summer excursion. The tickets sold for the excursion were good for ten days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19

In the educational affairs of the State. be is an ardent supporter of pr. Cum
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
BouNp ovER roR nlunprn.

Two Negroes Are Held for Killing
 Isaac haicou.
 Fillmore Moore and Charley Harris negroes. who were arrested several days ago for the killing of Isaac Afi- cou, August {, were arraigned before Magistrate B. c. Young yesterday, and bound over to answer to the next grand Jung. They were committed to jail without bail
 The negroes claim that Micou shot ct Harris first at a picnic at sied9es Station and he was killed in Helf-de@ fense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
usual ceremonies. The cruiser is com manded by Captain U. R. Usher
aToLE HORSE AND nU0oY.
This is Charge Agsln.t Farris Jones,

q Negro.
 Farris Jones, alias Moody. a negro. was arrested yesterday morning for stealing horse and buggy from Archie Watson, a negro, who lives on Colonel Brewers place on the Hayne~ The animal and vehicle disappeared about four weeks ago. A deeerfnfion of the thief was furnished fo tha Montgomery police and this led to hls arrest yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-19
st, Louis in Conmissfon

Philadelphia, Aug. 1s.-rhe United Nefie and Levy ship buiidinR cor1pany was placed in commission today at the League Island navy yard, with the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
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(W2o, mi 8r,I&3)
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(23s-I5)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

gti6t menigcr groB mar Der Su6el
uno 0as @eordnge, ais grpon in Ell.
neln automo6il bon Dem Sptel mad
Dem yUiaoiion Square @oroen~ fthr,
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net moroen, mo ld)on nm oieie Belt
paren Sunoerte bon giIlct. Snbabern
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

Nem Sort, 30. NllauIt. -
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in Scr gtG6c befin0li6en Gompipfei.
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9leitung 0cS grupfong8 . Counties,
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9rpon BON eiitem Mob %iei1er 8elpun.
oerer ioIt er6riIdt luar0e. Die Holi.
sci 6o6ntc i6m MIR nit Mii6e ctnen
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MenQe nod eincm Speed" ifric,
rid)tete CT bon Der 2obbp- Sreppc Ell
nigc fltr5c @enterflugen an ooS Golf.
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9lnoerer p%er1ebnren.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

1aS aroBe, n,r ourf Glaggen &C.
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mir bier iogelt, bot piclleid,t lucllig 3u
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men ottf unieren grobeti 6ilbrer aus.
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i'm lieber, neil icin Ser5 rein mo
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neIden mir unS iriiGer i%dliueigen0
untertperfen mubten. Nod Dor pes
nigen Sobrcn runr geitcfung mebr
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nod 81 conieruatio SIT iein, al Dem
Gponqelium Der gleidlen Hedltc felt.
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9ti6t mr0r int TrinOrSlanO.
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9trnBen nn1t 51e1n-Dnrk.
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Der Gienbabneu nit maOem gciad anfscnummcu. Sodrnc
anf Seari, Bon Rem .gurf 6ceiebt T6 Sruan mad Connecticut.
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9Ienn'S
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bic iic bod empfoglcn ba6eH, repra'
ientirt Sdiucfel in eiaer G~erbinoang,
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men nno er5cngt eiu acknowledges,
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glattc Sant,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31

3Hr ane araufhetten. pun DER erfranfieH sc.
Der psrnriaht, fpie: Snrtiribigtett, gfdbnnaeu,
edltuiHbef, a~ppflhmer5eu etc, nehnle man
Diitter's gfntrsini1unas. nnb abiiihranass1ber.
greis 10 Gents. Jn aleu- apctbefeu.
(5uli14,1Vi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-31
Mlarnlnnb San6itamnlen=S hnle.

Gas 80. obnliabr beginnt am IL. eepelm-
Der. gidffeItertanifh. iir bic 1alben mo
gtu1nnten lro Sic. oeren 8ebdr 81 i1leubt iiir
ben g'eiud Der ntfenlli6eH Ghnlen III. Spre.
neit mo eippetltfen 9eIebrt. @rnalridrsEdu
len uno qfabemiihe Gtuhieu. GAGE iebc ets
lmHb, aolt utb tlHierrtdt fret. 3nforruotiou
bon Ghas. q, GIN, Brin6tpaI. 5reberia, mio.
(eluef2, g}p, ID, q -Septs)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
2lst Dau of hau. 1906.

At o'clock p. m. or thereabOut tbeing Court.
day proceed to Oner for sale at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, on a credit Of siN
months, at the Court House lor IN the
city Of Mt Sterling, KY, the property men
TONED in the judgment. tO-wit: certain lot OF
land situated in Smithville, a suburb Of Mt Ster-
ling, Montgomery county, KY, and bounded on
The north by the Chesapeake & ohio RAILWAY.
on the east by the property Of the heirs Of sawney
Bean on the south by the properties Of Nelson
6afret and TRAY Bowen, and on the west by the
property OF as. COckrell. and Is the same prom
erty conveyed 10 Caroline COckrelI, alias Stock
ton, by deed OF date January eth 1873, reeO, ded
IN deed book 35, page lO3, records Of Montg merry
county Court Clerks Office, and cOnVeved 10
Caraline Cockrell by r. II. Smith and G. e
Owings.
The purchaser viii be required TO give bond,
with approved security, for the payment of the
purchase money, TO have the force and effect Of
replcvin bond, bearing legal interest from the
day OF sale, according to law. Bidders will be
prepared to comply with these terms. A lien
Will be retained on the land sold til an the puI
chase money is paid. Bond payable TO Master
Commissioner.
Master Commissioner NJ. &C.
X a. Chiles, Attorney. 42-3t
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-05-02
New Departure.

After two months OF remarkable
sales, w. S. Lloyd, the enterpris-
ing druggist,says that his plan of
selling at half price the regular so
cent size of DR. Howard's specific
for tht cure Of constipation and
dyspepsia, and guaranteeing to re-
fund the money if it Dies not cure.
has been the greatest success he
has ever known
He has sold hundredu OF buttles
of the specific: and as yet cas- not
had one returned, although he
stands ready at any time TO refund
the money should any customer be
dissatisfied. This is the strongest
testimony thai can be furnished to
the great merit of this medicine.
Anyone suffering with dyspepsia
constipation, liver trouble, head.
aches, dizziness, coated tongue, or
the general tired feeling, caused
inactive liver and bowels are disor-
dered digestion. should take advan
tage Of VIM. S. Lloyd's new depar-
ture and buy bottle of DR..
Towards specific at half price,
with his personal guarantee to re-
fund the money if it does not cure.
May 2 and 10.