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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
La muneda columbia" en- VaIdOsta.
Los CampSsInOs no Ia aCsptsn dIcIsndo que
es faISa.

Dice ell "New York Herald que en-
Valdosta. Ga ha empezado circular Ia
nueva moneda de plata Columbia y que
cuando un banco que recibi6 mil pesos
procedentes de Washington hizo pagos con
ellos, no hubo protestas de niuguua natu-
raleza, pero que cuando empezaron las
monedaS de so centavos 4 circular por el
pueblo ''no las querfan porque eran falsi-
ficadaa."
No ha habido quien convenza los
campesinos para aceptarlas diciendoles que
son monedas legftimas y, en- cierta OCCASION,
en- que el baDeo tuvo que enviar una
casa de comercio del campo ochenta ciu-
co pesos en- cambio, recibi6 correo vuelto
una carta dici6ndole que .habfa llegado el
menudo, pero que como era falso So sir.
vieran informar que Sc hacfa con 81"
Dice el Herald que la moneda Co
lumbia est6 todavfa circulando, pero que
es mas fdcil hacer pasar un camello por el
ojO de una aguja que hacer que los cam.
pesinos Ia acepten como buenas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
.CONVElgION UNIO-
nista en- Manatl.
COmpatriOta que Sc haIIa ALI gra-
Vemente enfeImO.
De nuestroI eorresponsaE

Septiembre 8-En 81 dia de hoy saba
do se llev6 a efecto la convenci6n de Dele
gados con objeto De elegir los hombres que
han de desempt mar los cargos p1blicoa en-
el nuevo periodic administrative; cuyo acto
tuvo lugar en- Ia casa de nueatro dignfeimo
presidente, don Clemente Ramirez Cor
dova.
Alberto el acto Sc procedi6 por Ia presi-
dencia al examen de las credencialep, las
cuales fueron aprobadaa Incontinenti
fueTou depositados los vot0s en- la uFna por
los sefiores delegados y verifcado eI escruti.
Mo resultaron electos los sefores siguien-
tee:
Para Alcalde, don Clemente Ramirez
C6rdovg.
Concejales. don Jose Reyes Torres, don
Ramon Perez Viera, don Jaime PadF6,
don Agustin Guardiola, don Nopomuceno
Flores, don Jacinto Gonzalez don Fa-
bi6n Miranda.
Para la Junta de instruction, don Gre
goTio Kuinlau, don Julio Gambia ' don
Saluatiano VillamiI
Tenemos en- nota y los iremos publi-
cando algunos datos respecto al proceder
de la policfa insular de este puesto, encon-
trdndome dispuesto dar cuenta la
prensa de 10 mas mfnimo que ocurra; pues
aqpf somos hombres libres J no esclavos
-Tuvo efecto una manifestation del
partido unionista con bastante concurren-
cia.
Sc encuentra gravementa enfermo
nuestro amigo y correligionario don Pedro
rnaiZ ppnnrSnd0sn I'm donnn1ann fatal
dada Ia enfermedad de que padece.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
PeIsOlaIes.

Han embareado para los Estados Uni
dos aver, los sefores don Eduardo La Ro-
ca, del comercio de eata Plaza, d. va New
York en- asuntos de negocios. El ioven
don Ramon Negr6n hijo de nueatro ami.
go ell sefior Negr6n Flores, tom6 pasaie
tambi6n para aquella ciudad con eI flo de
continuar sus estudios
EI ioven don Eu1fpideB Lugo, de Ia
comercial u Carreras HermaRos, de Ma
yagiez, regreBa manana sd residencia,
despues do pasar algunos dias en- San
Juan, donde se examine para optar una
plaza de cfcial del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico.
Jaime Sifre D6vila, estndiante de dere.
cho, tambien Ga i6 para los Estadcs Uni
dos terminaT So carrera.
A todos los distinguidos viajeros desea-
mos buen viaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
Ell GRAN MlTN
uniOnista que Sc
CeIebrara en- Ba-
yam0n.
Reina ALI para ese aetO eytraOrdina-
rio entusiasmO.
OfdsnsRla municipal que no hacs cunpllr IA
pOElcIa.
(De maestro corre8ponsal)

Ssptiembre 10.-Reina gran entusiasmo
en- ests ciudad, para la celebration del
mitin unionista que tendr6 lugar el dia is
del mes en- curse, en- el que tomaran paTte
eIocuentes oradoves los iefes del partido.
FL mitin 10 abrira 81 Lcdo. Guerra,
candidate por este distrito 4 la C6maTa
Legislative que por uu olvido involunta-
rio no fgura en- la hoja suelta que ha cir
cul ado con ell ncmbre de los dennis orado.
res.
Sc espera que los pueblol comarcanos
envisr6n un buen contingente de correli-
gionaTios, aBf como Ia heroica villa del
captain Corlea, vendra traernos tambien
uu buen n6mero de compatriotas, entire
ellos 50 elocuente orador don Manuel P6-
reg Aviles q quien SO OirS con verdadeTo
placer.
Ell 16 de septiembre de 1906, harS 6po-
ca en- la historic polftica de este pueblo
--Llamo la atenci6n de la policia acer-
ca de una ordenanza que hay sobre los
mendigos, que v6o que no Sc eumple, de
NADIA vale el sacrifcio del senior alcalde, de
fundar y sostensr un asilo para ellos, evi-
tando ell triste espectSculo de yer pidiendo
limoBnas, que desdice tanto de la cultura
y espfritu caritativo de una poblaci6n.
Y Ia policfa es culpable hoy de que Sc
yea ese espectdculo, por no hacer cumplir
la indicada ordenapza.
Insistir6 en- este asunto 81 no Sc corrige
asi como tambi6n en- Ell de verter aguas
corrompidas las cunetas antes de las diez
de la noche como ha ocurrido, hacienda
que varios caballeroS, que estaban de ter
tulia en- la farmacia del Lcdo Gimenez,
tuvieran que retirarse por no poder aguan-
tar la fetidez.
Hoy ha estado en- esta ciudad el rico
propietario de Buena Vista don Jose
Nogueras, quien tuvimos el gusto de
saludar.
Ell Befior NOgueras es de los hombres
mas infuyentes no solo ON el barrio de
Buena Vista, sino tambien en- esta ciudad
donde tiene verdaderos buenos amigos.
Le reiteramos nuestra consideration y
apTecio.
-El doctor Fernandez Mater, Sc me
dice pasa la plaza de Official de sanidad
y Ell doctor Fossas a director del hospital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
ORDENEsE POR Ell CoNCEJO MU.
NICIPAL DE LAREs.

Seci6n Ia FL Conceio Municipal de
LaFes, estima conveniente lleyar efecto
Subastas pdblicas para los servicios
'Alumbrado p6blieo', .Estaneias de en-.
fermos en- 81 Hospital ''Medicinas
enfeFmos pobres poT 10 restante del afio
econ6mico de 1906-07 y con arreglo 4 10
consignado en- presupuesto para cada uno
de estos servicios se celebraran en- la for
ma expresada en- los pliegos de condicio-
mes txpresados tendran lugar en- Ia of
Gina del Alcalde ante Ii Comisi6n respec
tiva presidida por dicha Autoridad el dia
OUNCE del corrieute y q las horas si-
guientes:
"Alumbrado p6blico'' las TRES de
Ia tarde.
"Estancias de epfermos en- ell hospital"
q las CUATRO de Ia tarde.
''Medicinas enfermos pobres'' las
CINCO de IA tarde.
Secci6n "a. Los pliegos de condolences
y.modelos de proposiciones se hallan de
manifesto en- Ia Ofcina del A!calde, para
conocimiento general concurrencia de IL
citadores
Secci6n ga. Las proposiciones seran
presentadas en pliego cersado J de coDfor-
midad con el modelo acompafiado del CO.
rregpondiente recibo que acredite haber
consignado en- Tesorerla Municipal el 10
por 100 de Ia cantidad sefialada al servi-
clio que desee optar al remate.
Secci6n IA. Sc declaran nUlas las pro-
posieiones que falten cualquiera de estos
requipitos los consignados en- los pIiegos
de condolences, Teservandose Ia COmisi6n
Ell derecho de rechazar una todas las pro-
poaiciones
Secci6n 5a En- case de empate en- al
gunas de las proposiciones couvenientep,
Sc abrir6 una licitaci6n verbal durante
diez minutes, adjudicandoee la pubasta Z
Ia que resulte mas ventajosa u Munici-
pio.
Secci6n 6a Una vez aprobada por Ell
Alcalde esta ordenanza, suItir7 los efectos
para 10 que fue creada y se publicara en-
IN peri6dico de bastante circulation en-
cineO puntOs viBibles de Ia localidad.
La Ordenanza que pTocede es copia fiel
conforme con su original votado san
cionado pOr 81 Conceio Municipal de La
res 81 dia CIECO de Septiembre de mil
noYecientoa seis aprobada por el senior
Alcalde el SEIS del mismo mes sfio.
Y en- cumpIimiento de Ia Secci6n Ga. de Ia
misma Il expido viBada por el sefior AL
calde en- LaTes los ocho dias del mes de
Eeptiembre de 1906 Vo Bo. a. Gonzalez
Alcalde.-J o. Levy, SecretariO. % Y. 4
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10 OfreGidO Sc Cunple.

Es causa de muchos comentarios v con-
versaciones, en- estos dfass Ia rotura de re-
laciones entire dos j6venes de ID meior de
nuestra sociedad, y en- nuestrO criteric Is
de ella la Taz6n poTque la palabra es pa
labra y lo ofrecido deuda y de ID contrsrio
saber 10 que 90 charIa y 10 que sa dice
Ia Gauss del rompimiento es gimplemen-
te 81 negarse Il simpStica rubia 4 casarse
81 su novio no le cumple 10 ofrecido es
uompraTle una CANA en- tsEl CieIo' v una
maquina Dc gabinete de las que ALI ven
den
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
RegresO y viaje.

Ha embarcado para los Estados Unidos
acompai1ado de su distinguida esposa, Ell
Sr. Elias Wolff, del comercio de esta pla.
"a, que permanecerd algdn tempo visitan-
do las principales ciudades de la Union
Americana. Queda 81 frente de sus asun-
tor, como apoderado general 81 Sr. Ricar-
do A. Gambia, conocido j6ven de esta
ciudad
FL senior Alexandra Franceschi, hacen-
dado, de Yauco, sale hoy para dicho pue-
bio despues de haber estado en- San Juan
unos dfas de yuelta de 81 viaia & Ponce.
Que tengan todog los estimables viaieros
falican imnreaionea en- al clla raalizan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
Las pIazas de jusgOs y de gimnasia
en- las eSCusIaS de Munich.

De todas las grandes ciudades alema
mas de Munich es hasta aquf, Ia que mas
ha hecho para dotar de plazas de iuegos
& la juventud de las escuelas pdblicas.
Desde 1890 todas las nuevas escuelas han
sido provistas de terrenoB destinados espe-
cialmente & los juegOs y & la gimna-
sia.
Sc calcula que de 1890 1902 la super
fcie de las plazas de juegos en- ell interior
de la ciudad hs aumentado en- doce hecta-
TeaG
5Cudndo pudf6ramOs decir aIgo de este
en- Puerto Riot?
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Acadia Municipal de Lares.

No habi6ndose presentado solicitudes
para desempefiar Ia plaza vacante de me.
dico Inspector de Sanidad para este NUM-
cipio dotada con 81 haber anual mil do.
liars Be anuncia nnevamente pof aI termi-
no de ounce dfas 4 contar desde "a publ.
caci6n de este anuncio para que los sefloreg
M6dicos pue deseen optar ella presenter
sna aoheitudes al que auscribe. Lares 10
de- Septiembre de mil novecientos seia
Antonio G. Gonzalez, Alcalde de Lares
SVG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
lmpOFtante librO.

En- el pr6ximo mes de Enero publicaran
los sefiores Esparolini Cifredo un libro
',Directorio General" de las industriales
comerciantes de toda Ia isla asf como Ia de
abogados m6dicog.
Este es un libro de gran utilidad para
eli comercio que no debe faltar en- ning6n
eEcritOFio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
Acadia Municipal de Lares.

Ordenanzo para ueuar q efecto las subas-
tas de los servicios naeenicipales ssALum-
6rado Pu6licO'' :E'stascias de enfermos
en- q Hospital 9 Medicines q enter-
mos pobres =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
NOta ttiste

A una avanzada edad ha fallecido en- el
Dorado, el viernes fItimo, Ia respectable
aenora doha Juan Garcia viuda de Pa
dr6.
A sus deudos todos, DANES el mas senti-
do p6same por Ia ruda prueba que les
somete el destino, que 81 Dts de Ia Mi.
sericordia hoya acojido en- su Beno Ia
que fu6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
lCAsUAs NO TIENE MlEDO!
o
Al famOsO "NsVadO" yal Silver Wedding

Al primero, con el por ciento en- distan-
cia, Sc le juega un chiTingo de amos, que
tros, con 5000, este al segundo en- 1854
metros con $500, con niVelaci6n de peso.
Dirijirse ID. Gerardo Santana en- esta
ciudad de Caguas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12
sEMILLA De nNA.

Sc gende, de IA Red Spanish Corona,
la mejcr semilla cubana POdra entregaF-
se el AZ de este mes. Insofmara Flor de
Mayo Cruz q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12

En- esta imprenta % vends papal de pe.
Ei6dioO visjo { 5000 quintsl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12

artfculos en- la pr6xima aaambIea medica
que ha de celebrarse en- San Juan.
d. Victor Gs.tierres Ortiz
Cfguas ssptienbrs DE- 1906
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-09-12

con paceq oonua eaee prssion0s.
&Planoz
t yconsru de caas. ensurasy
Elnene infOrm de fucaATasadms perajaInTmes
general
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
Our Daily $bcrt Story

| his conscience with the assurance that the work was we'll done and as cheap ly as possible His oarside business became so pressing that he did not inspect the work so carefully as or yore We'll at any rate, he knew tnas Weber and Smith were doing honest work. He had never found flaw.
 One day q party Of pleasure seek ere came to see the great works. Miss Vandercombe was among them. He walked with her and explained the great works. She was admiringIy enthusiastic His affairs were now in condition to admt the though ot less sky and looking over the sweep of blue water he poured out his pas sion.
 T would rather marry the man who could do all this" she said, putting her hand in his.' then the richest man in the world"
 Her confidence and enthusiasm something--jarred the perfection of his happiness, but he had accomplish ed his hearts desire.
 That same day an unsuccessful bid- der for contract came to him T want to show you something, Lieutenant" he said
 They went out together to great wall, newly built With a hatchet the contractor pried loose a chunk of cement. Try it." he said.
 A simple test showeo Upton that it was utterly useiess--nor az all the stun he had tested for Weber. A great wave of comprehension flooded his being.
 One more point" said the con- tractor. They went to another great work just completed. The contractor tore into It, It was, more shell stuffed with rifr-raff.
 works were. rotten to the core, g whited sepu1cher. And he had fort une in stocks and bonds.
 The next morning they found him in his room bullet in his heart
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
Growth of Industrials.

AtlanIc Moulnty.
 Much has been heard during the last five years Of 'fndustrials," both as in- vestment and as an economic and po- litical problem. The organization of the steel corporation, with capital of si00, ,000. 900 made it the largest corpo- ration in the world, but 1t has been hard pressed by the other large com binations with capital running Into the hundreds of millions. The Ameri- can Tobacco Company has capital and bond obligations to the amount of y250, ,o0e.0 .000; the American Smelling and Refining Company, $201,oO0.000; !; the AmaIgamated Copper Company. SITS. 900, ,o00; the American Sugar Re- fining Company, $20f,550,4 400; the Anal gamated Harvester Company, $120,o00,- GOO: the Standard Oil Company, S97,- 900. .000: and eighteen other companies of S50.000.000 or more each bring up the total capitalization and bonded debt over S3, 100000. The total cap ital and bond obligations of all the trusts" is over SEQ 1000, ,000. or more than one fifth tho estimated wealth of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06

Has proved a boon to suffering hum
 which has prevailed from one end or
 of suffering men and women are bles
 called to the beneficent, healing, inv
 of this unrivaled throat, lung and st
 It is recognized everywheretas tn
 bronchitis, consumption, nervousness,
 ble, all diseases of the throat and lu
 conditions of the brain and body. It
 nourishing and feeding the vital fore and strength of the young. It is pre- scribed by doctors of all schools, is used in all of the leading hospitals of the world, and is the only whiskey. re- cognized by the Government as a med icine. Medical advice and a valuable booklet on diseases sent free.
 Duny's Pure Malt whiskey Is Sold by all frst-cIass druggists and grocers or direct, in sealed bottles only. Price, sI.eo. See that the "Ols Chemist" trade mark is on the label. Look for 1t care- fully, and refuse substitutes. 1t win cure you after all other remedies have failed. Duffy Pure Malt whiskey Co., Rochester. N. N.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
SUCCESSOR RTOATKNS
GOVERNOR ORDERS lcLEGTI8N IN
 THE CAVALRY SQUADRON.
Omeexs of -Four Troops arc to Vote for q Major om FebruaRy 3t-~DexteF
 May Get

4 aenerai order forNthe election of q snMc&e9or fo Major V. B. Atkins of Sei- nla. who recently resigned from tha head of the cavalry squadron of the Alabama National Guard. was yester- day issued from the eftice of Ad1utant- General w. w. Brandon and the dats set for February 21. There are four troops of this wing of the National Guard in this State, located respectively at Montgomery. Birmingham, Selma and Camden.
 It Is ordered that every ballot must be in the office of the Adjutant-General bz February 2e, in order to Le counted. The members of the troops entitled to vote are the commissioned officers. The voting will be done lp the armories of the troops. Further details of the order are contained in the following which is a copy or the General Order No. s: state of Alabama. Office of Adjutant-
 General, Montgomery, Feb. 5th
 1906.
 ''General Orders No. g.
 "i. Major v. B. Atkins, commanding the cavalry squadron, A. N. G., at his own request. having been placed on the retired list, upon the election and qual- ification of his successor. an election will be held on Wedn esday, February 2lst.sto i'll the said position.
 "2. The several troop officers will as- eemble in their respective armorfes on the date above mentioned to cast their individual ballots for major as afore- said.
 a. The commanding officer of each troop will notify the commissioned of ficsrs thereof when to meet to cast their ballots. Those ballots shall be writ ten or printed, specifying the person voted for and deposited in hat or other receptacle; when all have voted, the ballots shall be taken out and counted, and the officers voting shall certify to the Adjutant-GeneraI the re- suit of the ballot; each officer so voting must sign such certificates. Y
 e4 Any officer unavoidably absent from his home station on date of this election shall forward his ballot direct to this office.
 "5. Across the seal of each envelope containing election returns there should he written the words Election Re- turns" All ballots must he in this offiee by February 26th. and no votes will be considered received after that date Wm. w. Brandon.
 "Adjutant- General"
 There is general regret over the an- nouncement that Major Atkins could
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
Faulty
 Digestion
Causes PhysieaI and Mental Break down. E. G. Fowler Guarantees
 Mf-0-na WiIl Strengthen

stomach
 Few people realize the intimate re- lation between the mind and the stom- ach. Worry and excessive mental work react on the digestive system, while on the other hand the greatest cause of nerve and brain impoverishment Is weak or faulty digestion.
 When the stomach does not assimi- late the clements of strength and nerve force that are in the food We eat, the energies we expend in the active proc esses of life are not replaced, and phy- sical and mental breakdown results
 If the stomach does not have action it soon becomes unable to act. just the same as a muscle that Is not used l becomes weak and valueless Just as soon as you findathat your food is not | properly digested, that you taste it after eating, that the tongue is furred the breath heavy, the appetite poor, the head occasionally dull and aching, be- gin the use of Mi-o-na.
 This reliable remedy contains nc pepsin, and is an absolute strength ener of the digestive system. In fact 1t la a guaranteed cure for all dis eases of the stomach, excepting can cer. It is not a patent medicine, and It's formula is furnished to physicians druggists, and all intelligent people who may desire it. Mi-o-na differs i from any other renedy on the market both in it's lasting effects and in tn, manner in which 1t Is sold. that Is on a guarantee that 1t will cost nothing | unless 1t cures.
 ASK E. G, Fowler 10 show you the guarantee he gives with every 50 cenI | box of Mi-o-na.
 | IT not convenient to obtain Mi-o-na o 1 s c. Eo,gIer or some other retailer 1t will | bs ssnt bv mail postage prepaid or recep | of price The R. T. Booth Co., Ithaca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06

ana 4 between Birmingham and New or leans, Lebanon and Cincinnati. also on tram 2 to 5 between Montgomery and Nashville Service a la carte. . .>
 New and handsome chair cars (seats free) operated on trains 1 and between Ctnein- nati and New Orleans. High back seat coaches and chair cars are also run on all through trains between Cincinnati Louisville and New Orleans
 Train No. 1 carries through Pullnans from Chicago. Cincinnati and New York to New Orleans. Also through day coach and sleep CT between St. Louis and Montgomery, through tourist sleepers to san Francisco.
 Train No. carries through Pullmans from and St. Louis to Jaeksonville; also leaving Montgomery at 1880 p. m, Tuesday. We'd nesday and Saturday. via New Orleans and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06

AAny one dosbtinR it's merits may write to me-, says Mrs. Hughes, who has been permanentIy cured of CoD- sumpticn by Duffy's Pure Malt whis- key.v
 T consider Duffyss Malt whiskey one of the best medicines fin the world. had consumption and hemorrhages of the lungs in their worst form. but since using Duffy's Whisky I have not had any hemorrhages and am nearly we'll Any one doubting its merits may write me and will gladly answer all letters and prove what 1t has done for me I would not have been here today had it not been for Dnffy's Pure Malt whis- key Mrs. Duane Hughes, Augusta Springs, Augusta County. Va, Dec. 10, 1904
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
Fashion Talk to soothe ratiesti.

New York Press.
 Money is rolling in to a wise young dentist who uses intelligence in enter taiIGing his fair patents when they are undergoing the ordeal of boring and f1iIing. He subscribed Tor the leading Paris fashion journals and he devotes an hour every evening 70 their perusal. In those minutes of agony to women when he is grinding at their molars he rattles on about Paquin's latest triumphs, the newst military wonders of Cecile or the grown some princess wore at the opera. He can talk of costumes and hats with the ease with which most men discuss baseball So popular has he become that he scarcely can keep up with his work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06

Southern Pacific.
 Train No. 3 carries through Pullmans from New Orleans to New York and Cincinnati and Jacksonville to St. Louis. making con nection at Nashville with through sleeper to Chicago.
 Train No. { carries through Pullman sleepers from New Orleans to New York Cincinnati ChGago and through day coach and sleeper Montgomery to St. Louis with out change.
 All through trains make close connection n at Cincinnati, Evansvtlle St. Louis and New oFleaps for all points. North. South East and West.
 For further information pertaining to rates. routes and schedules. consult ticket D Linehan. T. P, A.. 22 Commerce St. Phone 1495, Montgomery, Ala, or s. T. Sur Fatt, Union Ticket Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06
DUFFY'S PURE
 MALT WHlSKEY

anity during the ''pneumonia weather
 the country to the other. Thousands sing the day when their attention was igorating and life~prolonging qualities omach remedy.
 e unfailing specific for the cure of colds.
 malaria, every form of stomach trou- ngs, and all run-down and weakened
 returns youthful vigor to the old by es of life, and maintains the health
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-06

not see q way to continue in the ser as his reason for resigning that he had
 too many business duties. and modestly
 aaaintained that the office should be
 filled by a younger and more active soldier. It is believed that Capt. Charles E. Dexter of Montgomery will be elected to command the squadron.