davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Frames: Frnmes!
Beautiful Made Frames.
rrckslar's studio.
DEVASTATION IN BALDWIN. .
Mr.. Lambert b ings Back PitifuI New
h,

from Eastern Snore.
Bay Minettc oct II. Especial )-R.v j.
s Lambert. v no WAS sent INTO south Raid
win to investigat" III" condition Of the
storm sufferers has lust returned and re-
r:rts that thu story Of wo- is ineompietc
without that Of the storm tossed .reopie os'
the eastern shore Of Mobile Ba,
Mr. Lambert spent ttr entire week can
vsssing The situation and Ut the meeting
Of the BAY Minette Relief Committee az
O'clock toniint he viii report md recon-
mend those Who arc. h.. considers. Oh
Nh Lambert stated that tmcntN-ono IIVos
had been io-r from Point tloar IL Navy
cove. many homes had h.~n completely de
,trovcd With all their flrntshinss. ono If
hich wcr" blown int" til" tutpultnt VA,
,co. q Mobile ud ssy NJ namfal hr"
some wounded by falling hou,e timb4rs.
.i... "a e,,,"n who's a. ga, n"t .i,'~r
"a. { - tn" mou h Of trsh RIVER and Nhon
he alichted ana gained ""uSrtou. Ae
p".o@ss.d only natu."-' prin",al sarh.
Mr amb@rt makes the frs, fui, report
a. he was the first to visit all Of the storm
stri, ken places. Besides the and given h,
'". ha> M'ny'ts ," o1",, the M"nI,'
extended helping hand and mos
LIBERAL in their donations TO the needy.
At o'clock , y,strrday T., afternoon ir mr.
t,.ry Mr.. Lee born in South Carolina.
November II. 1917. but at the" carly as" ~
I wears her parents remo.ed to Georgiani
Bntlcr County. where Mrs Lee. reared.
married ard lived an hut three years ~
her life. that being spent IN M"n'"c '"u'
* Sh.. was brought To Bu% Mheite ir"u'
Monroe. about six months since in very i"n
health. and died THURSDAY at the hnn' ",
.r -nu X. l.. I,T'. near here. u l.. .tut
Il t. Lee timber men Of BAY Minttt", ""t,
her -
try me t.u term of titCut Court In Bald
:, II, whit n conN"n-s Monday r" ii'~ =.
run docket of riV.i and criminal ca-"s thor"
',''Il H.. ou,. or two mur,i"l that
Stnn. IN. alleged murderer Of johnson
80 white men both in the employ "t
smith Brothers timber m"", the former ar
nyineer the latter log man. viii h" lh"
most important Preparations an" b"in2
-, far only two weeks 'pu,t, hut tn,
,,n' in all prohability VIII have to he cN
,nndcd II ali tn" ,lu" H. Is 'lear"d as soy
oraI cases come down "f pr"ti1u terms.
NOV f. A. Smith. pastor If ia" Sr " t"p
cra.bytcrian Church and - staunch t"nfcd -
.rate veteran PICTURED T." IN" Veterans ia.
r,orning at II "'rlorh N tho court hons
mr. smith II al"al- Welcome N1-lt"' H
Bay Minette
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
SHOWED POOR FORM
HOWARD COMES NEAR 10 MAKING
SCORE.


Tuscaloosa, Oct 13.-tspecial. Ala
ba ma this afternoon defeated Howard
College "A to DIN game that In some
respects proved disappointment to
tho supporters Of the crimson and
VINE In the, nrst half tn. B.p.,s.s played
Captain Moody's team to a standstill,
and not only kept them from scoring
but came With, within aof few feet OF cross
In the second half. however, the
University went into the contest with
a vim that her opponents were never
able to stop. and after after, Few m saSssv
After this there was no doubt as to the
outcome. '.H.'
The game started with Alabama re-
ceiving the, kickoff The nrst run at T.
soon solved this style Of play, ana
got the ball on downs. She then car
ried 1t to Alabaha's two-yard line Tor
the first down. Right here Aiabsma
caused enthusiasm in the rooters. Three
Intellectual attempts were made to car
nv the bail over and then Burks punt
ed out of danger.
to straight line bucking and was new
er held for downs. Touchdowns were
made by Curtis and Burks while the
safety came as a result OF a hign pass
the ball behind his own goal line.
Burks, Curtis and Franklin were the
only Alabama players whose work de-
serves commendable attention. Stakeiy
PLAYED a star game for the East Lake
lads.
The positions were as follows:
,Alabania---Foster, right end; Frank.
Moody. center; Burks, left guard; Neill.
ieft tackle: Garrett left end; Harmon
o0arterback: Curtis. fullback; Jones.
firht halfback: B. Burks, left halfback.
Howard-Noon. right end Denny,
RIGHT tackle; Street. right guard;
Vaughn, center. Craighead. left guard !;
crews. left tackle: b. Duke. left end !;
Etkkely,, quarterback: Strickland, full-
back; Mills, right halfback; {. Duke
left halfback
Umpire, Mcbride: Referee. Hobbs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

sponsibility and the having and hold
ing to right Ideals in all his varied
relations to institutional life.
According to the law Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Or. Rice can
not be returned to the Court Street
Church again. He has served tire
church the limited number of wears.
and will he sent, on the convening OF
Conference in December to another
charge His congrega;i,i are avcrse
to giving him up. and TO-DAY whila
celebrating an event that is attriout-
able SO largely to his ero-.s they re-
alize the loss they must soon sustain
WIN the new Sunday School depart
ment and the improvem ,hts on the
church. the work of the Court Street
Mehodist Church will not be hamper
ed. Other and yet greater improve
ments and developments await the
coming into manhood and womanhood
of those. for whose training the ole
gantly new Sunday School department
has been planned and faithfully exc
Cutcd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
GORDON IS BEATEN
AUBURN DEFEATS CHAMPION PREP
s sfte SCHOOL. TEAM.
swagstsrs Played Collegiaas Hard and
P1ueky Geme but Could Not
=. Withstand Lacey's Terflhc
Line HuckinG.

Auburn Oct. lin one
OF the fastest games ever seen here.
Auburn defeated Gordon Institute th;s
afternoon with the score Of is to g..
The Georgia team had a heavy line.
but the average weight was ten pounds
less than Auburn. They made up for
weight. however. In speed end played
4 plucky, and aggressive game. Au
burn showed Up In better form tod2S
than 1.-THE game with Maryville. There
were fewer funibles and better head
work.
Gordon was unable to break throus h
Auburn's line. but worked end plays
pass
Auburn's best and safest gains were
made when Lancey was seat throrg.,
the line. Batsoa was good gamer
and a few times worked the forwa'
pass. At no time during the game was
Auburn's goal in danger. At the end
of each half the ball was N Auburn 5
possession. The lineup was as fol-
lows:
Gordon-wilikersos center: Prout.
right guard: Dunn. Ief: guard: Mufph..
right end; Binion. left end: FRANKLIN.
right tackle; Mercerf left tackle: Grace.
tight half back Williams. left half
back: Hill, full back: Smith. quarter,
~ Aubn-n--Davis. center: CAN'T. right
guard; Pickett. left guard: Batson.
right end; HigEes. left end: Pentor.
right tackle: Holly Thagart. left
tackle: Sparkman- Harris, right half
tack; Whitner, left half back; Lacy.
full back; Mcclure. quarter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

Lexington. Ky. Oct. 13.--The thirty
fourth annual meeting Of the Kentuck-
Trotting Horse Breeders Association
was brought to n close this afternoon
with the Stoll stakes, the feature of the
program.
Stoll Stake. 2:1s class trot; value,
$1,000: three In FIVE.
Talpa CHI M, by Macaroon.
dan Chenelle, LJones) ....3 :
DR.. Chase. CHI. g., (Benyon) Il 8 5 ;
J. n Biakemore. blk. g..
fFOOte) ,......2
Ethel L.. The Phantom. Sister Col.
!ete and Kapolna started. Time. Ell Ia.
2:11: 2:12 "a: 2:12 1-2.
2:10 pace; purse, $1,000: three in five
Ruby Lacey, b. M. by Gam
bron. dam Blue Vein. (Tal-
Desbertha, CHI. m. (Boucher)
Moore. b. g., (Murphy) ......1 i
Reproachless. ]. B. Han!on. Rex H..
Susie W. and Lottie NJ started. Tine.
2:11 IA; 2:07 "a; 2:l0 IA; 2:10 IA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
GERMAN DILLS.
Fresh barrel just arrived; Zoe quart.
BROCK GROCERY co.


Wetumpka. Oct. 13.-(Special.--Wha
might have been a disastrous fire if it
had not been discovered in time. occur
red today about ! 80 o'clock at the de
pot.
There are several hundred bales of
cotton as we'll "a number of barrels
OF rosin on the platform awaiting cars
for shipment in some manner fire.
broke out in this cotton near the rostn
and was making considerable headwav
when discovered. Several bales of mo
cotton and barrel of rosin was afire.
The fire had not burned Its way
through the barred to the rosin whep
discovered which fortunately. prevent
ed a serious CONFEDERATION.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
GERMAN DILLS.
Fresh barrel just arrived; Zoe quart.
BROCK GROCERY co.
COURT AT GREENSBORO.
Judge Coleman Presided For Judge
Miller DuHlu.. Term.


Greensboro, Oct. 13-(Special.)-- The
fall terra OF the Hale County Circuit
Court. convened here Monday with
Judge Coleman of Birmingham, prcsid-
circuits with Judge Coleman.
Judge Cole man gave a specially
strong charge to the grand jury. Sol
icitor Thompson was at his post The
civil docket being disposed OF. Judge
Coleman returned to Birmingham, al
ter many a cordial greeting from
friends here in his old home.
Judge Miller will take up the GRIM
iral docket next week.
The Greensboro graded school open
ed the past week. with the same eff
,.ient corps OF teachers. The building
Las been thoroughly repaired and has
a fresh coat Of paint presenting a mos
attractive appearance. The damage
done by the recent storm made repairs
necessary.
The literary end scientific assccia-
ton met with Rev DR.. Hosmcr
.'hurda. evening at O'Clock. The
subject for discussion was David Cop
prrficId
Lifc's philosophy-Th Fiction Writ
tr's Field. r. Littlcton.
u. p. thr istenherry told of The Nov
el and tho Drama.
g. p Richardson gaze an artist
sketch of The Novel and the Epic.
] \ Raxley discussed the sdvduta-
ges and disadvantages # the authors
view point of Ia, i'd Coppcrfield
Dr. Perry discoursed uIon DAVID ;
parents.
Mrs G. +: Waller told about the
Milestonc> End salem HaHse
Mrs Baxley-Tne Pegsotys and Lit
II" Emilv.
|, Mrs Mood showed what frsi eNcit
ed EmiIy's amnition-
"Dayids Bad Angel was Mrs Lit.
tl"t"n's @u'lo1t, and David 60 !
a 10 n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
swATHMORE TRIMS PENN.
OuNkerx are Peaaii1ed Heavily and
Lose Contest.

Philadelphia, Oct 1.-THE Cnlv"r-
dc feated by Swarthmcre today by th"
&C ore of I TO ..
The Pennsylvania eleven lost the
game because If persistent holding and
fumbling I'm the first half and the fur
ther fact that 1t possessed no DROP
kicker.
In the first half Penn sylvania WORKED
the ball inside Swarthmore's five-yard
une three times, but because of penal
tees. could not carry 1t over.
Swarthmorc's score, came in the se:-
ond half Captain Greene of Pennsyi.
vania fumbled on his own fifteen val
line Swarthmpre WAS penaliZed fifteen
yards COR holding. hut Quarterback
C'Brien dropped hack to the thirty-
yard line and sent the ball whrling
between the uprights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

Nashville. Oct 13.-(Special. TO
days races resulted as follows:
Free for all pace. $500. u.
Nancy H.. III F>antine T22. Oak
land Bow 3S3.
Lula May, Major vaughlin started
Time 200 Ia: Ell Ii. zoo Ia
2:27 Trot, Purse. 100. 8 IN D.. Anita.
ISL, Little Buddy. 2212: Gallant Maid.
1924: Jay Hawks Maid. Gentry. start
ed. Time. 2.19 L.; 2:1a I-2; 2.ol
10: ego 3-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Football Death.

Morristown, N. j.. Oct. 13.-Charles
Suyden. Is years old, was fatally in
jured today in a football game between
the Morristown High School and the
Morristown Boarding School. Suydam
was accidentally tripped. He fell.
breaking his neck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Army, O-CWIgate. o.

West Point, n. ". Oct. '13.-Neither
side scored in the. West Point-Col-
gate University. The first half con-
sisted of the frequent exchange of
punts with small alternate gains for
each side. In the second half ny sue
cessive line bucking. Colgate carried
the ball to Armys one yard line and
lost on downs. Time was called with
the ball in West Points possession on
Colgates twenty yard line. i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Vie. 1z-Hely Cross, .

New Haven Conn. Oct 13.-Yale
won decisive victory over Holy
Cross football eleven here today b!
the score of II to o. The contest was
free from roughness and .,bound"d in
hunting and runs. Holy Cross was
unable to solV" IHle's defense ana.
although frequently within striking
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

Cambridge. Mass, Oct. l3.-The Har.
ward football team defeated the Mas
sachusetts Agricultural eleven today.
Fl to Q. After playing mainly on the
defensive In the first half. Harvard
changed tactics in the Second and
made their last two touch downs by
rushing the ball. HARVARD made more
than seventy yards each time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

Ithaca, y. Y, Oct 13.-Corneh de-
fcated Bucknell at footbmIll today.
"a to 6. The game was a series of
punts. The Comedians scored their
touchdowns by end runs behind good
Interference and effective. line plung-
liz. Buckets touchdown was made on
an attempt of I.enhart to make a place
kick. The hall was blocked and sciz-
cd by Shade, who carried 1t over
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
M,s.i.s,ppi BADLY Beaten.

Nashville. Tenn, Oct. l3.~-Swecrtas
aside the line OF the C,fveTsiiy o. Ms
slssippi, seemingly at viii today. Van
derbilt showed the oval over the ilan
i've tiltes in thetforty minutes p'a"'
Mississippi failed 70 o., carry ,,;.c The m oa,
a single yard on s any st'acK < M. flad =
single exception the v.ctors again fol-
lowed straight football tactics ~ llcn-
a I'd was put out Of the game by Umpire
Philliys for alleged rough playing. The
lineup:
Vanderbilt--V. Black. left end: Noe.
,cft tackle; Mclean. left guard; Stonc"
certer: Chorn and King: tight snarn;
Blake, right end. Caster. quarter. ~.
Flake. left half Craig: right malt
Manner and Crawford. full back.
or left tackle: bates left guard. Nc
Icod center: Robinson. right guar J.
Elmer. right tackle: Rcrshaw. right cnd.
within, quarter: Cunningham. LEFT half :,
Mcdonald. right half; "Huggins. fun
back.
sCaptain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

About $4,000 was spent in the late
primaries by the candidates for nom
nation This Is little heavy and is
a bad feature of the primary. Yet the
money was not wasted. 1t was gen
erousiy distributed among the dear vot-
ers and the newspapers enjoyed the
novelty OF fondling few dollars
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
Nemphis-SchUol Wins.

Memphis Tenn, Oct. 13.--The Mem
Lhis School eleven defeated Fitzgerald
School of Trenton here today by a
score OF II to o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

distance of the Yale goal. secured
this advantage on fumbles by the Yale
backs. . The home team scored one
touchdown in the first half and two.
in the second.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14

pncle Sam has extended the :" .!
,ound package mali order TO ~ II
PM VINO wants TO sent ANYTHING
Sweden?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
v. VI, I. Banked,

Lexington, Va. Oct. 13 -Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical College of North
Carolina, II; Virginia Military Insti-
tute, 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-14
MASONIC NOTICE.
For Bridal Bouquets

and funeral designs. both handsome aid
Phone goo,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

2 .s.sss tts u ss..ss ettag ~ ~ tsts
turbed or interrupted until Il Ii
finished
The plot ccae errs the dYen tures
Of dashiag Trench 81 eEs
trusted With uesp atsises - ponfias
q here Is not d dull page and
the readers attenkion Is not
lowed to flag for q lnomeat
isicaQo iffers Ocean
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

the contiguous region with the
essence Of their own exuviae.
This is rank and damnahle cow
ardice. No gentleman will fight
for political preferment that
way. An honorable man would
.scorn to profit By an unfair adj
vantage.
It is a matter of no little sur
prise and regret to the Inter
Ocean that the few who make
up the scavenger cabal Of North
Dakota are SO profiigate in all
that makes for political pes
Isimism and the degradation of
public ideals. The people how
ever, have never to any great
extent been kefooled by these
shystering methods. Some re-
putable voters have been misled.
but the more thoughtful easily
penetrate to the motives of those
whose only thought is the de-
struction of the men they can
not use, and the elevation Of
themselves upon the ruin they
themselves have wrought.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

We wonder il County Sup
tendent Norton would exceed
his authority if he should start d
school for scandal. With such a
schuol sustained by the compul-
sorry educational statute the edi-
tors of the insurgent press would
be forthwith hudd died together iii
that institution. The professor
would lie puzzled how to handle
these over grown denizens from
ChippVille and Muddy Hollow, for
in mounting scandal they are
ready to graduate, while in the
writing of American they be-
long to the kindergarten. We
forgot TO say that Boss MeCor-
mick should be made chairman
OF the Board Of Regents Of that
institution, and that Collier,
the New York pu5 fisher, would
be delighted to hear Of this
evidence of Mr.. Norton enter
prise.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01
lnter-Oeeon. NEVIS LAKE. II. D.. june i, 1906

pecting and intelligent citizen.
What is the plan and purpose of
these one time Davis adulators?
Their plan Isl to defeat a man
whom they cam 3t use, one whose
|indepe ndence places him above
and beyond their petty concep-
lions of politics and their purile
methods of manipulation They
want the offices. One Of the
supp posed scribes, we are told
tried to get on the legislative tic
#ket and was repudiated by his
own disgruntled political family.
They evidently belong to5a class
sof rule or ruin, precinct petit
foggers parvenues of doubtful
political parentage of one stripe
lit is true, but the stripe covers
them all over and marks them
from near and from far the
damned If you-do, and the dam
ned-lf- you-don' t, coll ection Of
nesting mortals. Go to. Men of
the republican party Give no
heed to the mortals for q morsel
who snap at your heels. You
have launched the state on her
great career. You have cared
for its destiny and the people
who trusted you in all these cri-
5ical hours will trust you again.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

We have offered our insurgent
friends space in the Inter-G ocean
in which to give us facts why
they oppose the republican nofai-
nees. We hope they will avail
themselves Of this opportunity.
We are not afraid Of the truth.
We do abonlinate faIsehoud. III
we are wrong we desire to know
II. We believe the insurgents
are Waging a campaign based
upon prejudice, mistakes and
falseh0ods, and we have no
Tesp.eic Il ffoK. such methods,
Again we say Show Us. If YOU
are honest, you have some truth
behind You, and you ought to BE
willing to reveal the truth. Now
Is the time To make the reyela-
tor, Let It's hear from YOU.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01
Keith's Magazine

The first summer number Of
Keiths Magazine on Home
Building has just appeared and
contains a special election of
very attractive moderate priced
designs with full floor plans
and descriptions. The number
opens with the description of
some Typical American homes; 4
contains an interesting bull ding
experience in Colorado; also a
building experience with con-
crete houses. The Home Grounds
department covers, in a most
competent way, the subj ect Of
Peonies with beautiful illustra-
tions of this flower in full bloom.
The usual departments on
decorating and furnishing, house
hold economics, architects cor
ner, new building materials, etc,
etc, follow
Published by Max I. Keith,
Minneapolis, MINI On sale at
all neWstands. is cents per
COW.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

We are pleased to know that
the article in the Inter-O Ocean
upon & Our Public Library, &
published last week, has been
endorsed by many of5the leading
men and womer, of the city,
They appreciate the fact that
public improvements add to the
value Of houses and lands, as
well as they add to the value of
life among lis.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

Last week we announced the
candidacy of Judge DuelI of
Devils Lake for the legislature.
The Judge, as a citizen, has an
enviable record and if elected no
doubt will prove an Independent
and 4 energetic legislator. He
is well qualified intellectually
and by training for the Office to
which he aspires, and being en-
dued with self-respect, he will
discharge his duties with dig
nifty.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

fellow, and they fund that with
Davis mantle spread over him,
he would appear about as a
wasp under a Navajo blanket,
and they discarded him. Now
he buzzes ait the legislator S
heels, not even knowing enough
to sting the fellows who sat On
him.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

June 18th and 18th, the first
two days Of the races, the OF
Callaghans will present at the
#Arnaory. the three act comedy
As Messenger From Mayfair, &
one Of the funniest pieces writ
ten for a number Of years. Pro-
Eceeds of the play go towards
purchasing uniforms for the
Eagle band.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

Horses Of all kinds for sale.
Childrens ladies and gentle
mems horses. One hundred
head. Special next Friday at
falmer's at Fort { Gotten, N, d.
Special deal for sale of horses
on that day. s
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-06-01

Maybe that old buggy Of yours
does mt make a very ctable
appearance. See Russell 81
Schultz, and have them show.
you their new Pontiac and Stav-
.er runabouts.