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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

T<HE same spirit q, Of western e y. 81
arRressiveness backed BY facts
.3 s5' w. :- the Initiative the Push the
Progress that has made Chicago, IN
sixty years, a city Of two million people
that has made St. Louis one q the
main centers Of American commerce,
that has made scores of other cities IN
I the central West rank high among the the
worlds manufact turing communities l' 10
This aggress ivenes $ the Western
gSpirit--has built up in G hicago the the
worlds greatest advertising agency
Lord & Thomas.
SWewant to tell you about the agrees
iveness Of the West In Adver Using
In Commercial snl. II n, I'll S3
We want to tell you how, we aniintu ~ e.
some OF the Western hgg ressiv'eness3
into your business
We want to tell you how this spirit
has brought to Lord 6 Thomas the
aggressive advertising men Of America.
until, today, more S., 900, S 10, 900 and
O0-a-year brains are enrolled on
our staff to prepare Advertising
campaigns than in any OF he three
advertising org anizations in the world y.
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The Lord & Thomas Record Of Results
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

NO ~ TtT HIS WLIRk HIfENE, 5H.5E
In the new holder just erected for your
city we have another splendid proof Of his
capacity. This device Is really the first
of its kind that has been scientifically
designed and constructed In the United
States or elsewhere. .
And II we are finally awarded the
work Of rehabilttating your present pro,
5duclng plant, We faithfully promise the
very hask deyelopment Of tina art Of gas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07

tie Only Tangible Basis upon which
ia build an Advertis Campaig n with
the most re sonablc assurance Of
success. w 53 Vi li5
This az ency alone has perpetuated
theirycars Of advertising experience by 4
compiling and maintaining the Lord G
Thomas r record of Results at a cost OF
over ST 10000. d 035
The Lord e Thomas Record Of Results
As q tabulation Of actual results---in-
8quiries and sales known positively to
have been produced by scores Of CLASH
fications Of sling plans and copy,
advertising hundreds Of di fferent cons
modties II all good news papers and
other good media. 5.858.,
We are ready to focus the Spirit OF The
West the Brains the Record Of Y
Results and the Organization at our
command upon 81 our Business 8
One OF our representa- tives Is in your
city looking after the interests Of some
OF our present clients every few days. q
That; is why we are advertising In this
you ----N ON.
5Aletter, signifying that you will grant
us an interview in your Office, will not
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We are issuing series OF small books Cloth
bound covering advertising in all Its phases,
which we send free to interested advertisers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
Tho Abode q the Mode.
I'heT'wolP''o'les.

j{3i are not farther apart than the
s right5sorts Of clothes shop and
the wrong. Ssss
Our est ablishment il not a
machine, that greets you
perfunct osily measures you Y, Y,
mechanically and slyly ell
bows you downward.
Individual attention, per.
sonal service, helpful sugges..
t;orsthese you are entitled
e from your CLOTHES, and
will get Of US.
5.8sss Our firrnest friends have
come out Of the ranks OF
81 'you've-go o-show-i1,e.
4, Lots Of tiptop buying
chances just now, as svar-
mer's marching on.
Better grasp opportunity
bys the forelo for, as some t..i
wag remarks, its bald farther y; l1.:
I back.
Featherweight Suits S re \;
duced - .4.
SIS and SIS grades, $9.75.
$40 and SIS grades, $1t1.75.
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SPECIAL.
Children's Wash Suits,
$1.5o and S. grades, 98c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-07
LEE DISTRICT! Vi ;1I:!'ll

Mrs Moses g. sycle and Mr., and Mrs
ROBERT Coleman Brauer left Wednesday
for New York and Atlantic City to be
gone two weeks. !, y ]. = 2. N
Mrs. jesse p. Clarke,. OF Thlrd aAven,ue;
weak with her mother. Mrs. !. q. aJonn-
ston. who continues SO III at her resi-
dence. No 2la P l3s p, Ayehae %, NOR y
No. 10 Ejnl Avenue IRE Visiting Ma I'M rela-
Is Nj. Charles w Thompson, OF N g; ! XII Ky
Park Avenue, spent last SUNDAY az Ha1k
S' one . Of the most enjoyable events sc
the season was fpsls shnppedn s'VnI
FILL Pnrs as5 sere jenna
n Flair Mabel FrayHer, Mary Rlalr Minnie I
ignor Gertrude Fray g. Annle nns
f fane Rena Perkins. Celeste Frayser. and
Messis Hope g. Flournoyt, i }9I,es' W II.
ARrSsn = H HarErsye N, Gi Hlss
Watkins IS, Frayser. Brown:, schNu IT,
STaley Fisher Po!ndexter Lane y ,3 ~ 70
oweas pana Ms ead saaey
MSs; Mary Kause1t y M19 h Rs,r bos q
s 81 sN s9s s ss w strest
turned home, accompanl Med by Miss VIE
s'MS|ia Miss Min Minnie Z Tlgnor q visiting friends
Y Ma GaTo Rena 'i ParKlns, Of baltimore Md
is lie guest q Miss Blair. \. !.
HGogsE has ss'asa sst e ss
s nome % some me Tine at the beach. !,
3 Mrs, Thomas r, Pea rTna y, ano on.iu!e!t
AT 1yy Aye NInh.a leV{t g. sa'uraaY \
= MI Pearman has gone to E3altlnore
and New York for ten days, IN,
q MIR, and Mrs. Robert stolz aand cnll,
dren' Misses Ruby and Marguerite, ana
Master r ebert stolz, Jr, left WE'D nesnnay
to Visit Mr., stolz's parents a. evans
MI NJ, and Mrs. n, Craig Pelouze, Of No.
gO0o West Grace Street. hay vsturned from
their trip to New York, Boston y and fhlla-
aenIp r and Mrs. Charles Haase, Of 4 "
son N and Grace streets, are at virginia
nslsH PRPEs sas s!ss,l Kf sass
Returned from North Caro- 9, 9 20 VIII
lessiE F s ssylyan Uausssnheimer has rstlraed
fFs% SfSS{ ta g0rs1: ytsrsrsp. q Lensar.ay
Louisa county to Join her mother ~
p'i Msases FriedA and Norma p ?, 4, !efI
Friday to spend 4 le,W GAYS A., Hssh tlss
Tilda Will at Mldlot man, va Is
Many q man has been carried dowA ny ~,
,a II 8of hiK own dgnl ys. }sa MI 8klD
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-22
WILL COUNT
 E II Population of SkagWay Will Be Enumerated
-----s All.

The population of Skagway will be enumerated again this year. A peti- tion was presented by the local retail liquor dealers to the city council last night requesting that the city take the census in order that it might be de- termiued what is the proper fee for retail liquor:icense in the town. C.S. Moore was appointed to take the census the per diem to be paid by the liquor men. The council gave its consent that Mr. Moore circulate papers, which can be signed by those so desiring, giv- uig consent that liquor be sold at re- tail in Sxagway to applicants for licenses. It will be necessary for each applicant to get the consent of a major ity of the inhabitants over the age of IS years before the license can be granted by the court.
 The committee on water works was authorized to extend the municipal water mains 10 the Skagway brewery and the residence of J. A. GOding. The cost of the work is estimated at about s24O, and the added income will be SIP a month.
 The committee on health and police reported that complaint had been made because of staguant water near Broad way between Ninth and Tenth Aven- ues. The matter was referred to the committee on public property and pub lie works which will abste the nui- sance while improving the street.
 The municipal magistrate reported that the receipts from his department for April were SS24. 60.
 Mayor Shaw was chosen to represent the Skagway city council at the con- ference that has been called by Judge Gunrison to meet June F to consider the coming coming election. W. B. King was chosen in alternate.
 The committee on fire and water re- ported having sold POO feet of the old hose. which has been condemned, to. R. O. Leonard. of the Columbia can nery. The committee was given au- thority to dispose of the remainder Of the condemned hose should it appear to it advantageous to do so.
 Morrison and Mcfarland, city patients who were in the railroad hos pital, were reported by the health and police committee as having been dis charged as cured.
 The council adopted bill last night which provides that hereafter in addi- tion to all bills against the city having to be approved by the committee under which the services or material for which they are rendered were con- tracled it will be necessary for vouch- CTS for them to be approved by the ways and means committee before they will be allowed.
 All the members of the council were present at the meeting last night, and Mayor Shaw was in the chair.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-22
Notice Of Special Term Of Court

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN In the Matter of the Calling of the special May, 1906, Term of Court at S6agway, Alaska. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That, pursuant to an order of the District Court for the District of Alas ka, Division No. l, made aud entered the 25th day of April, 1906, that Special Term of the District Court for the District of Alaska, Division No. ]. will be held at the United States Court House. at Skagway, Alaska, beginning May 26, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and that Grand Jury will be in at tendance at the said Special Term of Court.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, April 18th 1906.
 C.C PAGE. Clerk District Court for DiyisionI No. l. Alaska.
 Date of first publication April 26,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-22
Notice of stOOkhO dor's MootinE

Office of the Enginneer Mining Company. To the stockholders of the Engineer Mining Company:
 Take notice that the annual meeting of the stock holders of The Engineer Mining Company will be held at the office of the company, in the To yn of SEugwRy, District of Alaska on We'd nesiay the 18th day of April, at 10 oclock q. m for the purpose Of eleCting board of directors and for the transaction of such other business stock transfer book of the company will be closed on Saturday the 2lst day of April, l9O6, at O lock p. ID. and will remain closed until Thursday the 26th day Of April, 1906 at 10 o'clock Q. m.
 By order of the Board Of Directors.
 H. B. LE FEvREs Secretary, Dated March 24, 1906.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-22

The Pack Train Restaurantr will serve wine with dinDer orders, free, in place of tea or coffee. Come on boys.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-05-22

A large quantity of the latest maga- zines received at Muir's on the Jetfer- SOD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
SHOT FROM WINDOW
GAUDEL0UPE CANDIDATE KILLS
 TWO SOCIALISTS.
Then His once Is Sacked Fly Populace and Police Have to Protect Him
 From the Angry P0puiace.

Fort DeFrance, Martinique, May 7.-- Advices from Base Tore, island of Guadeloupe, say that M. Bolsneuf. a candidate for reelection to the general council, opened fire from the window of his apartments with rifle yester- day evening upon the passers-by, killed house officer.
 sacked by the populace which also loot ed other houses belonging to friends of Bolsneuf. The latter was arrested and the authorities were compelled to employ troops to protect him from the fury of the people.
 There are several versions of the af- fair. On one hand 1t Is claimed that Boisneuf acted without proyocation and under the pressure of overexcited po- lifical passions, On the other hand, it Is asserted that the first of the two Socialists killed attempted to force his way into Bosneuf's house.
 The maintenance of order is assured by the presence here of the French war ships Troude and Jurien De LaGrav- iere, and the troops. No serious incl dent occurred at other points. The re- suits of the elections in Guadeloupe, assure a majority for M. M Groult- Richard and Legitinus.
 The elections in the island of Mar tinioue passed of without any extraor- dinary incident. M Dupesnay has been elected deputy in the south, but M. Olerc, a prominent manufacturer has A majority in the north.=A new vote will therefore be taken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
STILL VIOLATES LAW.
Charges Agninst Standard oil Comapny
 Made Hy Ohio Attorney-GeneraI

Chaf8ee Axn1D0e Standard Ou COmapny
 Made Hy ohio Attorney-Generai
 Columbus. Ohio. May 7.--In a preliminary report of his findings to the methods Of the Standard Oil Company in Ohio. made public today. Attorney General Ellis says that though the St 7dard oil Trust. in obe- dience to decrse uf the Supreme Court at Ohio. reorKanixed in 1899. cancelfing the trust certificates then outstanding and put ting all the property they represented Tn the hands of the Standard oil Company of New Jersey. it has continued to violate the Valentine-Stewart antitrust act just as be- fore
 In that organization he says. 1t incorpo- rated the departments of the business sepa- rately The Buckeye Pipe Line Cimpany. he says. does all the Standard Pine Line transportation, the Union Tank Company carries all it's oil by cars. The Solar Refin- ing Company does its manufacturing while the Ohio Coal Company collects tho crude oil concerns represent the same interests Is shown by their tax returns that are all made on the same day on similar forms and they are all represented by the same
 The standard absolutely fixes the price for crude oil
 Independent companies run their bids up or down with the Standard price. But by organizing fake or pirate" companies. the Standard manages to drive out competi- tion without changing oil prices everywhere, which would be disastrous to the Standard itself. Such Q fake company is the Manhat- tan, operating in the Findiay field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
CAPT. ROBSON HERE
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEE DENIES
 REPORT.
Says His Only Ambition Ia to Serve His Constituents Faithfully when He Goes to Congress.
 On Lecture Tour.

Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson, re- gently nominated for Congress in the Sixth District over Col. John H. Bank head while in Montgomery yesterday put at rest the various reports as 10 his political ambitions.
 q expect" said Captain Hobson. ito get down to good. hard work which will be required of me in Congress. want to be left alone that I may have a chance to do something for the people who have nominated me. The reports Ss to my ambition to be a United States Senator and other things were gratuitous and did not come from me-.
 The young nominee of the Sixth District appeared to be in excellent health. He said he came out of the campaign In fine physical condition.
 Right now Captain Hobson Is on a short lecture tour as he expressed 1t. ito clear up some engagements and make ready for other matters that have in front of me"
 Saturday Captain Hobson delivered a lecture at Fort Deposit. He came to Montgomery and spent yesterday and last night with his friends, MT. and Mrs. Phares Coleman. He will leave at $50. o'clock this morning for New ton Thense he will go to Newmarket and Jacksonville. after which he will lecture In Clinton, g. C.. and Fort George, s. C. From South Carolina he will return to his home in Greensboro, and spend a few weeks in resting.
 Mrs. Hobson is at her home in Greensboro, during the lecture tour Of her husband.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
TOTAKELAND OFFICE
GENERAL JOHNSTON WILL SUC-
 CEED MAJOR BARBER,
Birmingham Man Will Reach Mont gomery Saturday To Assume New Duties Under Appointment of
 the Presideus.

General R. D. Johnston of Birming- ham, the recent appointee to the office Of United States Land Commissioner. will qualify for office on Saturday, May 19. On that date. the present incum- bent, Major Robert Barber. will relin- quish the duties of his office. and pass the management of the department over to his successor.
 The ceremonies of the assumption of General Johnston's duties will be sim pie. The only requisites demanded by the law. is the presentation of bond, and the taking of the oath of office This oath is usually administered by the judge of the United States Court, located in the same place as the United States Land office. who, in this case, Is Judge Thomas c. Jones.
 Only the incoming and outgoing heads of the Land Department will be affected by the change in ofIlce. The two clerks now employed In the de- partment are Captain Frank Coleman and J. W. Booth, both of whom are un- der the civil service regulations. and who will continue in offlce.
 General Johnston Is not expected to arrive In Montgomery until Saturday. the day when he will be formally in- augurated into his new duties. It has not been stated whether or not he will reside in Montgomery, except for off, cial purposes.
 Major Barber, the outgoing official, is a resident of Montgomery. He has held office for four years. and his rec ord is understood to be high with tho department at Washington. He has re- gently suffered a severe Illness with heart trouble. but is now In better health, and is expected to turn over the duties of his office to his successor i,. person.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
TRIAL OF ROONEY
sNEw YORK HARRY. BEFORE BIR-
 MINHAM BAR.
Charged With Being Member of Fa- mous Mi1ler-Duncan Gang of safe- blowers--Several Eastern De-
 fectives are summOned.

Birmingham. May 7.-(SpeciaL)-- James Rooney, alias Dowd, alias New
 York Harry" is on trial in the Crimi- nal Court. Judge Weaver presiding, on a charge of robbery. 1t being charged that he was member of the Duncan- erated through the South five years ago.
 The safe of the Standard oil Com pany in this city was blown open and robbed after the watchman was shot and painfully injured. Later in the night two members ot the police force overlook two men whom they sus- pected of being members of the safe- blowing gang, and started with ther1 to the police station.
 The two strangers pulled pistols and
 fred on the officers| infiicting wounds which caused death Miller and Dun can were charged with being these men and were hanged in the jail yard here. Three other members of the gang were sent to the penitentiaries in this State on sentences ranging from ten to scv- enteen years.
 Effort was made to locate New York Harry" and he was at liberty until a few months ago the Pinkerton detective agency wired the officers here that Harry" was under arrest in Connecticut and after some little trouble, the prisoner was located and brought back to Birmingham fer trial. He denied his identity. saying he was not New York Harry" and that he never was in this district before. He denied positively the crime charged against him.
 There was a large crowd In the court room today when the case was called. The special venire from which to select a jury was called, and 1t was ascer- tained that majority of the members summoned were on hand. Both s.des announced ready. The prosecution is represented by Assistant District So- licitor Aird, while Gibson & Davis rep resent the defendant. The entire af- ternoon was taken up in selecting jury. Rooney himself assisted his at torneys in picking the jury. The State has brought from the mines Tom Fahey and Frank Edwards, two members of the Duncan-Miller gang. as witnesses. John Kavanaugh, detective ficm New Jersey. is here to give testimony establishing the identity of Rooney A detective from Boston is also on his way here to give testimony in the case. A number of witnesses will be introduced, and the case is likely to least two or three days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
CARMICHAEL WINS
CUNNINGHAM SUPPORTER NOMINAL
 TED IN COLBERT.
D1np<nsary Was The Local Issue, and neturns Show That the People Ara Against The
 Saloons.


 Tuscumbia. May 7.-(speciaL )--Ine dispensary was fought out in Colbert county today. A. H. Carmichael or Tuscumbia led the fight for and J. j.. Thurmond of Sheffield against the measure. Thirteen of the seventeen precincts give Carmichael for repre- sentative a total of 727 votes ana Thurmond ASA. The precincts yet 10 hear from are small country voting places and will not materially affect the result.
 The same precincts give A. F. Me Clisby of Tuscumbia for sheriff 3s0, w. R. Weston, 315: T. H. Gambrill POS. J. F. Keeton, 134. Sheffield voted 203 for Thurmond and fifty-one for Carmichael. Tuscumbia gave Carmi- chaei 203. Thurmond fifty-eight.
 While the governorship was not an issue. Carmichael is a pronounced Cun- ningham man and so stated in his speeches, Thurmond being equally pro- nounced for Conner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
sUeREsaE COURT TODAY.
l.. q N.-Gruy Case To Be Submitted
 nx Tta Merits.

On It's Merits.
 The Supreme Court of Alabama will meet this morning to take up cases from the third division which consists of the counties of Montgomery, Au- tauga. Conecuh, Butler. Escambia and Lowndes.
 It Is expected that the more or less famous case of Henry B. Gray against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, will be submitted this morn ing and that it will be argued on it's merits. This case is appealed from a decison of Judge A. D. Sayre of the City Court of Montgomery.
 MT. Gray. who is a prominent citi- sen of Birmingham, and minority stockholders in the South and North Alabama Railroad Company, is con testing the right of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad to operate the prop erty of that company.
 The consideration of the Louisville and Nashville Gray case by the Su- preme Court will bring several prom inent lawyers to Montgomery John P. Tillman of Birmin gham, wko rep- resents the railroad company, reached the city yesterday and Gregory L.. Smith of Mobile is expected to be pres ent today
 Another case that will be submitted to the court today or tomorrow from the Montgomery City Court is that of Caldwell and Ward and others against c. A. Allen and c. E. Pierce and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
TELLS OF KILLING WIFE.
Austrian Says He Only Kept His Prom
 ise to Do So.

ise to Do So.
 Newport News,, Va, May 7.-Alleg- ing that because his wife feared a re- turn to an insane asylum and that he fulfilled a promise to take her life in consequence, Pulian Paylinias, an Aus trian, today entered the police station in this city and announced he had kill ed the woman early today by shooting her seven times in the head, while she slept
 The man declared his wife was dis charged from an insane asylum Feb ruary last, and that he took her life in compliance with wish expressed by her that he do so rather than have her return to the institution. After killing her, he says, he bathed and shrouded her, and then surrendered to the authorities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
Three Runnyvav. Renorted.

Birmingham. May 7-(Speciai.)-Ih ne police department of Birmingham has received a request to lookout for Myr- tie Hughes. aged fifteen, who left her home at Bryan. Ala Charles Dor riety, a boy of Union Springs. is also reported as having run away from home. and Ben Anneburger of King ston has left his parental roof.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
ods FeIIow Delegate Hurt

Birmingham, May 7.-tSpecial)--J. Phillips, a delegate to the Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows, which convenes here tomorrow, attempted to alight from a moving electric car at Lacrosse station on the East Lake line, this af- ternoon and lost foot. He is from Walnut Grove. He was carried to St. yincent's Hospital for treatment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
NeDouaId Makes Bond.

Birmingham. May 7.--(speeial )-Ben P. Mcdonald, Jr., who was arrested a few days ago on a charge or em . bezzlement of s14,50o, from the God lander Milling Company, today made bond in the sum of $1O.000, and was released. He denies guilt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08
DINNER FROwNED ON.
Pope Recalls the Fact That Vatican Reia
 finna gre Unchapged.

tions are Unchanged.
 Rome May T.-The Papal Secretary of State Cardinal Merry Val de Val has been instructed to prepare a circular note which the Pope is about to send to the members of the Sacred College at Rome.
 In this communication the pontiff will take the occasion of the dinner given hy the American Ambassador. Mir. White. who on April 95. gave bandnet in honor or Archbishop Ireland. at winch four cardinals were present. to recall tho fact that nothing has changed in the relations hetween tn" Vatican and the Ourinal and that therefore the dgnitaries of the church must abstain from intercourse with DersonageS attacheo to or accredited to the Italian Court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-08

Company against c. A. Allen. These are suits to collect money as margins on cotton futures
 The matter of the dispensary q. Georeiana which has been in con.ao
 yersv some time. will also be submit ted to the Supreme Court this week.