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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power contain ed in the mortgage of Edward H. Moriarty signed. dated the 14th day of April. 1898: and recorded in the office of the Judge of day of April. 1893. in Book 122 of Mort gages, page 4ss. to secure the payment oe the debt therein mentioned. will proceed to sell at public auction for cash ct the Court Square Fountain In thet City of Mont gomery on Monday the 21et day of May. at 12 o'clock m.. 1906. the following described real estate situated in the State of Alabama. on the East side of Hull Street. North of Jefferson Strest, lying im- mediately North of adjoining lot formerly owned by Wm. F. Ledyard. and running back from Hull Street East 1o1& feet said lot being part of Lot in Square. 5. and be- ing 8 portion of the property of the late Francis C. Ledyard.
 said sale is made to pay the debt secured by the said mortage GuNTER & GuNTER.. - Mortgasee.s
 Attorneys. thu-zt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
AFTER THE DOLLARS.

There seems hardly any limit to the demands of the survivors of the Union Army for compensation for their ser vices. The pension list has been stretched and padded in every way and form. so that as many might get on it as possible. often without justice or defence, and when that fails to afford an opening a complainant Congress will pass private pension bills like pouring peas out of bucket. There seems no limit to the demands of the survivors.
 The latest scheme to put money in their pockets is almost the limit, we should say. When the great war be- gun in 1881 there was quite a rush of volunteers in response to the call of President Lincoln, and thousands en- listed without a thought of bounty or extra compensation of any kind. They enlisted either from genuine patriot ism. or because they had a taste for military life. or from desire to ob tain a share of the glory which they saw in the future. As the war pro- gressed, and as the glamour wore off, and 1t became evident that the conflict was not to be a picnic the demand for volunteers became so great that the supply failed to keer race with it. Then the national and the state governments offered a bounty to each volunteer. in some instances as much as $500 being offered.
 Thus 1t came about that those who volunteered after the first two or three years got a substantial bonus which the first who enlisted missed entirely. Speaking of this. the Manchester (N. H.) Union says that naturally these ear Her volunteers feel that they had not been treated fairly. and so many citi- zens have felt the same way that va rious attempts have been made, even at late day, to do something towards equalization"
 We are unable to understand how the survivors of the first enlistments can feel that they have been treated un- | fairly. Because they were patriotic and enlisted in the service without re- ward is no reason that they should envy those who went into the army only because there was money in the job. Neither do we see where there can be any fair or legitimate demand for equalization" Yet we find efforts. especially in Massachusetts. to find some way to pay the first volunteers amounts equal to the liberal bounties received by the last ones. That State has really passed one law to accom- plish that purpose but the Supreme Court declared it unconstitutional Then the Legislature tried to frame a law which would In an indirect way do what could not be done directly, but the court knocked that out, so that l they have not yet found the way to give money which was never earned. Does 1t not really look as if they are trying to convince the country that they were patriots for the money that was in it?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Commissioners Sale

Notice Is hereby given that under and by virtue of the order and decree of safe naada ty. by the Hon. J, B. Gaston. Judge of said Court. on April 17th. 1906. on the spplica- ed as commissioner Yill offer for sale for cash, at public outcry, st Court squars County of Montomery, between the hour9 of eleven in the morning and four in the afternoon. on the 2ist day of May 1906. the city and county. to-wit: part of lot three e. in Block seven CD of Peacock Tract. begin hundred and twenty-nine f62s> feet west of Oak Street. running thence. west on Lee thence north three hundred (3oo) feet. rum ming thence east five hundred l5o0) feet. feet to the point of begining.
 FRED s. BALL. Commissions.
 Attorney. thu-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

political platforms. This is as high handed . measure as was ever under taken in Russia. That a county must consult a gang of fellows located in Birmingham as to the platform upon which county man may offer for ofhce Any man who would pander to their demands or countenance their suggest ions is unworthy the vote or confi- dence of his people It the fellow in Birmingham will attend to his job. the people of Limestone will be able to look out for their best interests. When did 1t happen that q merchant tn BirminS- ham knew best what was for the good of the people of county one hun dred miles distant when 1t comes to sending a man to represent them in the law-ma RApg bodies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
D RI F T w o O D. BY PHIL H. ARMsrR R Ma
broken ReAectfens

Broken ReAectfons. We generally have our foresight aft (er) wards. orderly. A man is never so weak he can't raise a protest. A timid man opens conversation like a bottle of beer: there is good deal of strain at first then all at once there is a sudden pop. There is an old saying that you never can tell what the weather or woman is going to do. Yes, and we have mo- ticed that either one is likely to soak you. And now approacheth the time of year when people will again ask each other why the end of school is called q commencement. There is a destiny that shapes our ends; also there is dressmaker. Even the man with the high salary can be in the low estimation of some. / When a funny man finishes his coll umn he is at his wits end. Little Bo Peep Has lost her SLEEP, And can't tell where to find 1t. Leave boys alone And stay at home;
 That is, if you don't mind 1t. 
 stfngy.
 "Ths new typewriter has asked for a Let her ride up to the fifty-ninth floor in the elevator tomorrow.
 
 stub-Toe Land. Tn Stub-Toe Land (you've all/ been We were happy. care-free boys. And the paths we trod with legs so bare Led only to life's sweet joys. And most of the time. 1t seems to me, On one foot we would stand. For the other was tied with a rag, you All the time in stub-Toe Land. In stub-Toe Land we were happy. r,.rs sh S s,,s ssgars ..e meal: Mss t.sw Ssy Life was made to play. How often some youngsters heart t would thrill.
 As he'd ask with smile so bland. Say, femme see yer sore toe, Bill, Long ago in Stub-Toe Land. An. sthb-Tos Land. you are far away. Where a man can't go aiack-- But many and naanya summers day His thoughts so stumbling back To the happiest time of all his life, Before he could understand The meaning of tears and world.mad Tn that wonderful stub-Toe Land.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Wilson's Platform.

Wall Street JOUrnaI.
 A number of people are proposing Woodrow Wilson, President of Prince ton University, for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States in 1908. Dr. Wilson has already written his platform. It consists of one sentence and yet covers nearly the whole field. It was contained in re- cent address delivered by the Princeton President It proposed as solution for our economic problems the application ''of old-fashioned morals to new-fash- toned business. That's the whole u ing in a nutshell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Two schoOners Seized.

North Sydney, C. B., May 9.--Evidence that the Canadian authorities are de- termined to put a stop to alleged H. legal fishing by foreign vessels off the coast of Nova Scotia, was furnished to- day when the schooners The Reymah. ot Boston. and the Parthia of Glouces- ter. were seized off Cape North on the charge of fishing within the three mile limit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Right Sort of omcer Needed.

In Huntsville there has been started movement to have enacted certain laws that will serve to. better protect the game and fish of the state. and II is to bc hoped that the movement VIII succeed, However, as conditions are m this section, no amount of Legislation will serve the purpose What Is need ed is some officer. or ofYieers. to see that the game laws arc enforced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
About .DOugh."

Headland Post.
 It's good idea for the young man to make sure of the fact that the young lady he is going to marry knows how to make hread-and an excellent ldea young man she Is going to marry knows how to make the dough.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

The incubator is not a new thing in our domestic industry. but New York man has just completed one which will hold and hatch fifteen thousand eggs at one sitting. There will be some lively times around that hen when she matches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

The rumor, or announcement, that twelve first-class pianists are to visit this country next season is causing same of our metropolitan brethren 10 get ready 10 call out the police. By the way, we didn't know there could be more than one first-class perform CT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
A Queer RuIe.
BirnlinRhs

Birmingham Age Herald:
 School children In New York are compelled to carry their books on the right side on the even days of the month and on the left side on the odd days. They evidently think we have too much government in this coun- try
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

New Jersey has appropriated the sum of $5o.000 year for seven years with which to make systematic and con- tinued fight on mosquitoes. A mos- quito is a small thirg, individually. but New Jersey has as many and as fierce ones as can be found in the same area in the Union. The total of sS50,oo0 should weed them out pretty etfectually.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

headline in a contemporary says that "'No man is stronger than his stomach" If some men we have seen are as strong as their stomachs old Samson wasn't a circumstance beside them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

The Arkansas Gazette thinks Roose- welt and Garfield should start d mag azine SO as to have space to exploit themselves. Well, they seem to be get ting plenty of newspaper space.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Ha. Handled Them Poorly So Far.

Mr. Commissioner Garfield says he has more cards up his sleeve to play on the Standard Oil. He should lose no time in playing them If he pro- poses to make good" with the public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Tried the WronE Set.
na6G60n T

Gadsden Times News.
 First Apostle Dowie has been pro- nounced sane by a committee of ex- pert alienists. No one has ever ques- tioned his sanity, only that of his nu- merous dupes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Kansas paper has diagnosed Dow les disease as Nervous consternation." what he apparently needs is d few doses of comprehension
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Fatal Lessons. 
Enrt PaYne

The Birmingham tragedy is only one more lesson of the evils of the pistol "toter." The concealed weapon nui- sance must be abolished if decent peo- pie are to have any rights or safe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Mobile Herald.
 The miracle Dowie talked about has been performed. He didn't take up collection on his return to Zion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
DESIGNING
 AND
 ILLUSTRATING
DIR. BUCHANAN. THE SPECIALIST. Treats without the Knife.

Diseases of women. piles. fistula- strie- turs. skin. kidney, bladder private and rec tion treated with electricity: syphilis same treatment as Hot Springs: electrical outfit
 Hours to 8: office over Randy Kitchen IsN Dexter Avenue. Montgomery Ale
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
WHAT STATE PA PIERS ARE SAYING
She Is Getting There.
Douie,. Miracle.

Montgomery is doing things already, but just watch her for the next ten years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
Seeking To Dictate Who Shall Serve
 the State.

Letters have been received by gentle men aspiring for office in this county from the Conner campaign mapaEers in Birmingham proposing to dictate thelr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

We generally have our foresight f (er) wards
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10
COMER's COMMITTEE.

Mir. W. R. Driver of Greenville Is in town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Mir. W. p. Cobb of Tuskegee. Is il Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

MT. J. B Ellis of Selma, Is visiting the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Fools rush in where angels are more orderly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Mr. George Pegram of Faunsd0ls. was in tAwn last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

MT George F. Jordan of Birmingham. Is in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

Secretary of State. E. R. McDavid yesterday made short trip to Birming ham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

A man is never so weak he can't ra a protest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-10

A timid man opens conversation like a bottle of beer: there is good deal of strain at first then all at, once there is sudden pop.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
H SIDO MUY SENT
da en- BarceIOneta
Ia nluerte del senior
PonCiO Suria,
SuGesO en- eI CuaI fle Ia viGtima, I'm
pObTe aneianO.
lDe naegtrO oorresponsaE.


Febrero 27.-Ha sido muy sentida por
toda esta demarcaci6n la muerte del senior
don Poncio Suria Planas, su entierro
asistieron unas 300 personals, despidiendo
Ell duelo con frases conmovedoras ell seffor
don Fernando CalIeio.
El senior Suria fu6 siempre un senior de
grandeE virtudes, ocup6 puestos honrosos,
trabaj6 con constancia, en- todos sus actos
demostr6 la honradez mas acrisolada.
Dos cargadores de aqua, Pedro Medi-
ma (a) Tremendo MageIio Rivera, an
ciano de mas de go aTioa tuvieron hoy un
altercado, el Medina le descarg6 tan
fuerte golpe con un balde 8 cubo al viejito,
que le hizo una gran herida sobre ell ma
xilar superior con fractura de un hueso
cerca de la nariz, desapareci6ndole tambien
dos dientes, , asistido el viejo en- Ell cuarto
de socorro por ell facultativo Sc le cogieron
IL puntos.
ri Medina sc entreg6 enseguida q la
policfa, manifestando algo convulso .'que
no fue su intensi6n Ia de ierir al vieio pc
ro que le dentr6 una ola de sangre que no
pue desplical y iizo fuerzas de Ia cintura
pa arriba tirandole Mageno con eI arma-
mento de CANAL su bfa.
Han fjado su residencia en- egta loca-
lidad don Ramon Rivera Rubio su bon
dadosa sefiora dona Antonio Garrig6.
Ya Sc encuentra completamente resta-
blecida nuestra estimadfsima sobrina Lo-
lita Marchan, la cual da las gracias &
todos los amigos que Sc interesaban por su
salud, al corresponsal. senior Vel6zquez
de Hatillo, que le dedic6 en- s'El Pueblo
frases muy afeCtuoSae.
--E carnaval este afio desanimado, pc
70 siempre ha salido alguno que otro con
Ia cara LENA de almid6n y Ia cabeza moja-
da con aqua de colonia.
--Fuimos los primeros en- batir palmas
cuando leimos las noticias sobre losnuevos
nuevos maestros ayudantes para ejercer
en- los campos, pero al saber que los suel-
dos no pasar6n de Is 8 90 pesos, creemos
que pocos j6venes Sc hallaran dispuestos
sacrifcarse por tan pequefa suma, aisldn-
dose en- ciertos barrios distantes de las po-
blaciones para que al llegarles el check no
les sobre solo alg6n par de dollars.
Nos han dispensado una gratq vista
los queridos amigos don Clementino Rami-
rez don Salustiano VilIamil los cuales
han visitado como miembros de la Junta
Local de Manatf, las escuelas pdblicas de
este poblado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
TRIBUNAL SUPREME.
de Puerto Rico.
Se6alamientOs de EapeIaGiOnes en-
pIeitOs CiViIeS. %. terminO De
SRSiuneS.

Marso Martes 6. El Convento de las
Carmelitas con Manuel f. Rossy, cobro
de un censo.
Microbes 7.Petronila Patricia Rios y
otra con Maria Rios, sobre traslado de
pleito la Corte Federal.
Jueves 8-Maria Moreno con Victor
Martinez, Injunction.
Viernes 8. Succession de Salvador
Amell con Juana Paula y Balbina Rodri-
guez, Nulidad y rescisi6n de contrato.
Martes 13.-Juana Paula Balbina
Rodriguez con Salvador Amell otro,
Tercerfa de dominic.
Microbes 14.-Juana Paula y Balbina
Rodriguez con Silva y Ca. y otro, Terce-
ria de dominic.
Jueves 15.-Miguet Coll y Rullan,. ex-
parte Suspension de pagos.
Viernea 16.-Ram6n Carbia Burt con
Manuel Carbia Ruza otro. Partici6n de
herencia cobro de haber hereditario.
Martes 20.-Victor Martinez con Ma
ria Moreno, Cancellation de embargo
Microbes 21.-Domingo Rivera con La
Guanica Central, Interdicto de recobrar
la possession de una fnca.
Viernes 23.-Jos6 Mayol Caatanel con
Carlos Armstrong y Toro, Interdicto de
obra nueva.
Martes 27.-Benjamin ]. Horton y
Otros COD Adolfo Robert, Nulidad de hi
poteca.
Microbes %. Fernando Vazquez y
otros con Victor Martinez y otros, Resci-
sion de contrato.
Jueves 29.-Josefa Aguayo y Casals y
otra con Rodolfo EIvira Garcia, Derecho
4 Ia SUCCESSION de don Juan Garcia Villa
raza.
Viernes Santiago Umpierre y Ca.
con Jose Wenar, Cobro de pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
10 AelTARRARsE /

El catarFo es una enfermedad que tiene
mucha mas importancia de la que general
mente se le atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganoa del cuerpo cuyas funciones fuerzaa
1ebilita profundamente. Els 0ausa frecuen-
de La sordera; afeCta la vista, la n8rfZ y la
garganta y es generalmente por donde em
3ieza Ia tuberculosis tisis
La miBma facilidad y Ia freOuenoia con
sue 90 pesca IN cataFro haCe las PERSONA
Lndiferentes para Curarlo la gran mayoria
no se preocupa de las consecuenoias.
Les ba1os frtos por la mafiana inmediata-
mente despu6s de deiar el lecho, dormir con
Las ventan&s abiert2s eVitar las eorrientes
de Rire, son precauciones muy buenas que
no ouegta trabajo 81 observarlaa. Pero ell
preventive mas SECURE, mas efiCAz, m4B f4Oil
= mas positive y tambien el que aoonBei&n
los m6dicos, asla Emulsion de Scott de aoeA
ts de hfgado de baoalao.
ES soTprendante Ia fueRza, vitalidad, ener-
gia podar do rssistencia que recibo ell
cueEpO humane dc las pequefas dosig de
Emuls1on de- Scott, que Sc le adminigtRan
con oonstancia. Esta Emulsion, recubre
tnteriormente tOdas Las parties debiles J vul.
nerableg del cuerpo y 10 pone a abrigo de Ia
infecCi6n Catarral
De Ouando en- cuando aparecen industrial
leS POGO ssCfupul0sos &nunciando emulsioneG
vinos o preparados los que atribuyen pro-
piodadeg OuFativas que no tionen hasta hay
qui0n se atreve decir en- letras de imprenta,
que el petroleo keF0sinR eg un alimento.
IQue es 81 petroleol Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como CombustibIe para lubricaE
nmpiar maquinas = para alumbrar. Una
substantial indigestible que carece de la pro-
piedad ssenCia1 de todo alimento, cual es Ia
asimilaCi6n; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modifoarse sin ser absorbida:
una substancia, en- fn, gus no tiene ninguna
de las propiedadeg Curativas y alimenticiaa
del aCeite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 se diiese
que 81 petroleo Cd un alimento para m8qui-
nas p0dria paasr, pero no para 81 cuerpo hu-
mano.
81 ten6is alguna duda, preguntad vues-
rl m6dioo; 81 os confirmara esta vardad;
Of estais escaBos de fuerzas, de carnss de
Bangre, % Aoonsejar6 que tones Ia Emul-
msSY1 tTRm GNn%%
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
JuiciOs en- Ia COrte
Municipal de BayamOn.
(De nNestrO corYesponsaL. }

Febrero 28.-Uno contra Luis Perez,
denuDciado por su esposa Librada Sala,
por abandono de MEMORIES ell sefior Juez en-
yirtud de las pruebas, reconvino & Perez
amenazandole con aplicarle la ley sino
atendfa como era debido su hijo.
Otro contra Balbino Martinez por inten-
ci6n de cometer violaci6n en- una nina de
amos. El abogado sefior Pesquera in
terpuso exception perentoria, resolviendo
el senior Juez instruir el sumario CORES
pondiente y pasarlo al Honorable Fiscal
del Distrito.
El abogado senor Oller presenta mo-
ci6n verbal en- asunto civil, pidi6ndole
la Corte declarase q Allende en- rebeldfa
por no haber asistido q la celebration del
juicio en- demanda que Sc le interpuso en-
cobro de dinero que adeuda Ell Allende al
se1or den Angel Viejo. EI Juez declare
cen lugar la moci6n concediendo 10 solici-
tado por el letrado.
Otra moci6n del mismo abogado sefior
Oller, pidiendo 10 mismo contra Allende
en- cobro de dinero que este le adeuda 4
don Jose Alfonso Gonzalez. El senior Juez
resolvi6 en- igual forma.
-Sefior alcalde: sc me suplica lame la
atenci6n de usted acerca de que los faroles
pdblicos no Sc encienden en- ciertos sitios
de la Ciudad, y precisamente en- sitios dom
de son mas necesariog.
La Corte Municipal sale el Lunes
pr6ximo q celebrar juicios q pueblos del
Distrito.
Hoy ha llovido mucho aquf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
EN- la CORTE MUNICIPAL, AVER.
JuIeIOs esIebrados. ReeaudacIOn MensuaI.

Contra Candido Garcia por acometi-
miento y aggression Ramon Cruz, hecho
que ocurri6 en- la Marina, Ell dfa 81 de
Diciembre- dltimo. 81 agredido sufri6
lesiones de caracter grave que le tuvieron
en- CANA duranta 81 dias. La Corte dict6
sentencia condenandole 4 so dollars de
multa 8 dos meses de prisi6n.
ConJra Ramon Rios por acometimiento
y aggression Jose Carmona, hecho ocurri-
do aver en- la Gale de La Cruz, fu6 conde-
nado 5 dollars de multa 10 dias de
prisi6n.
Contra Juliana Perez por delito cortra
la paz p6blica, fu6 condenada pager 5
dollars de multa sufrir 10 dias de
arresto.
Contra Adolfo del Moral, soldado del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico, por admins
trar ron al nifio menor de Is amos, Jeslis
Fernandez, causando su embriaguez. Fue
condenado a dollars de multa 10 dias
arresto.
La Secretarfa de la Corte ha recaudado
durante el mes de Febrero la suma de
$113.65 por costas en- pleitos civiles, y
$273.00 por multas en- causa criminal.
De esta Ultima cantidad corresponds al
municipio la de $165O0 importe de las
multas impuestas por delito contra la sa-
lud pdblica, los duehos de puestos de
leche que la eXpenden adulterada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
A V | SO

Deseosos de mejorar la apariencia del
empaque de nuestros cigarrillos, de ahora
en- adelante nuestras marcas de cigarrillos
.'Colectiva' y ''Violetas" iran eneajetiIIa
das en- forma de petacaa y muy en- breve to-
das nuestTas marcas seran encajetilladas en-
Ia misma forma.
Con el fin de disipar toda duda respecto
& Ia legitmidad de nuestro producto, que
pueda surgir consecuencia de Ia nueva
marquilla, deseamos hacsr constar que este
en- NADIA altera Ia buena calidad del mismo.
Porto Ricaa American Tobacco Company
80 VS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-02
N Office.
To Whom Il Nav Concern.

10 Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given to whom it may
concern that the Corozal Mining Co., did
on the 18th day Of February, 1906, file
with the Honorable Executive Council Of
Porto Rico an application for a franchise
to utilize certain portions of the waters of
the Corozal river in the jurisdiction Of
Corozal, Porto Rico, for mining purposes,
and that the said application will be calI9d
up for action before the Franchise Com
mitee of the said Executive Council on
the 18th day Of March, 1906, or as soon
thereafter as said committee can attend to
the same.
San Juan, Porto Rico, February 10Th,
1906.
The Corosal Mining Company
By Henry 7 Hord.
ITS Attorney.