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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
New Nerve Disease.

The well known nerve path ologist. V NJ. Betchereff. says The St. Peters burg Novesti mentions the appearance of peculiar disease Cf the nerve sys- tenn. which he calls sweating sick ness of the hand" This trouble Is indicated by the sudden precipitation of the hand on the part of the victim each time he sees an acquaintance with whom he is about to shake hands. Some times the precipitation will fall in large drops from the tips of the fingers. None of the other parts of the body shows similar symptoms.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
Wanted-FirSt-riaSS barber. aPrly Box 1s, Metuhpka. Aia.
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CoMER AT HARTFORD.
Good Sized Audience Grcets the Candidat
 

Hartford. Mat-l >.s- .a' ---E n B B Com ?. oarG.la-e O. --nor 0f Ala - bsms s-4Cke kege -#~ 4t-f-nool al me school auditorium |. --. v; -'l persons He was introduced ty lion J B afford
 Mir conner star; .-, -iucation and told tAe Ie-sls tra- -.-. made a gTaHc mistake when ttey votes aE nsr Ihe school tax assessment li. r-E- .-.i his respects 10 Inc old so.lir.s and praised tne5l .5.. railroads and Far faly as 1r he talked On this suh-eCf
 He told the audience r-- b. 'ly they were treated in this State 2 rt- yarious rail roads and that they d4d --' --, ho~ much they Were taxed as t5e T--s paid tt for them
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
Transferred 10 A,lant..

r NcIlwail- who for sometime raS1 ha> been trzinnaSter Nf Ia s0g.-nrra e-5 of Ile Mobile division ot me So1-a=ra Eai.way- ~Ith asadG uar- rer< 5E crsS c.-F. 5aS been transferred 10 the Atlanta division Ct the southern Railway During l.S residence Tn IaS cirv MT McIlW13l has made many friends who regret to see him leave TEe Dlaee made vacant by th- tranSt@ Of Mir NrTIwai1 tc Atlanta will ha n1led av W k Miller. who comes n th5S ely from Paducah- Ny He VII Ike --s -ra -arr1rrsyz morning NJ Miller 5< sad -o be ii1S rsii-psd -ua T al VI no doubr r-ake lls Southern ! splendid ofnc5al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
r.n-.An. nanDrr

MeSSrS Corrie and Earl Bsoo gave much pleasure 10 3 number es sA@E they entertained them al a dinner from four 10 six o'clock The table was ar tiSricaIly decorated with a prof fusion of violels and asparagus fsE-s- Seven delicious courses were enjoyed Among rhaSe present we're MeSSrS COrrfe Ribb. Earl Blhb- Henry smith Cooper Me holSon- SheErO1 QuaEleS. Cn@rtHe smith Grady James Hugh WOrsu and HezrT Fulton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
PRIMARY gULK 2s.
Auszam af etas DefEaoer7tix Executive Com
 uikxse af EtosEaln

Xazzam aE e1s Uem0er1tle ExerufIVe tOm-
 uiExae aH EtogEah.
 dszdzxfHM. March 3L-tSpeciaL J-rhe Uez-1nsrurlE urfrnary in EtaW4h to select gwxIuET gErtrers will be held Saturday. July &A The seeuud primary will be held Mon GEEsE. AxEsESE 9T \ central committee will &s NupuiEfssf by Chairman R. F Mcconnell. and 1ziE aanrnitree will fix the qualified ntmnH 1iyr GMn5iEaEEs name the primary rules ami thu party machinery until after E11e rafzrinuE10uS arg made.
 rtg meeting of the county committee edilszf uV arttzr ac noon and lasted un- taE [ aiel1ciE IF waEs business from begin nzrE entf and entirely harmonious. The nE1l1r iau1xuIre from the ususal rule was the zaznuf1uu dE resolution introduced by W F Hrui1res calling for the nomination Of a. i1sfs=e af rEfss Gfev Court of Gadsden.
 -rre present term of Judge Dtsque will azuira uexr February and instead of his sue esss.sr- Besrrz reeaEnTueuded by only the bar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
ParRoLMAN LACY RESIGNS.
After Years oG Police Service He Goei
 Into Business.

PatrOlmzn J F. Lacy has resigned as a member of the Montgomery police force His resignation takes effect to- day
 Mir Lacy will engage In the business of manufacturing cement blocks for building purposes. He was a member of the police force for nearly fourteen pStrOIman on December (. 1892 In 1887 he was promoted to the position of day 11rrulman and he held this place at the time of his resignation.
 On account of the vacancy caused by the resignation. Patrolman Nat r. Huffman of the night force has been assigned to day duties by Chief Taylor. and Julius Strickland has been given a man
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
cempasm<.sary ss Mr.- UIl..a.-

Mrs AEolph El52Sourg 1e11gnrfullY entertained a number of frfsn1S on ThErS6zy ereninE 91 her home c1 D1l- las Street. in honor of Mrs Helen TIlman- The occasion was A bridge whist party and the apartments used to accommodate the guests were he4u- GifufIy decorated with large palms and various cnt flowers Mrs Ru3ChpA Ehch- ards won the married laSlsS' prSEe- rwG handsome handkerchsef<- Mrs HeASn- berg of We1umpkA won the visitors prize. a gold hat pin. the genshsme1 s prize a gold scarf pin fell 10 MT Her man TIlmzn. and the guest 0f honor was presented with a lovely silver 10N- ing cup BonbonS were enjoyed dur ing the games after Thsch a three course luncheon was served
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
w-~rinw nf nn..k Clwh.

Miss Rivers Por1ls was h0S1esS on yesterday afternoon for the usSoSrS of The West End Book Cluh- Miss Benie Johnson was leader for the all teruooa and the subject was Amer can Ar1 Since lSSs- Miss Ida J4rNas read q paper on George An1eSS ana W-iuSlOW Homer
 Miss Hooper resd a paper on Bsssa- field and Whis-le- and Miss SAnAS Far Is had a paper on Sargent and A0oeS-
 AftA- 2 discussion of the papers ssIsd ans ice course was enjoyed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
EIk~ Nnmirate OMrrr.-

Selma Lodge No. Is1. R P Q Elks held Us regular weekly meeting 1r it's Home on Water street last night The meeting was .slt important one and was largely attended by the members of the order During the session much important business was Transacted Heretofore Inc yearly dues have been $e4 year but al the meeting last night i1ey were reducad n sI= year
 An effort w5,. he made 10 rejuvenat- the Lo1Ee and -3 increase the interest o1 the members NJ secret order in the State mas q more convenient or better appointed how- than the Selma Elks and lhere lS little dsub- but that the members VII respond co The appeal of the officers T-a Cth~-rs will be in stalled al inc regular meeting next Friday iEh;-
 The officers uHu.i-a-ed last night for the su-rasdi ms term are as follows J P S-5Ua. EN -lJed Ruler. R R Howa-i- Esteemed L-Ad.lg A Knight. F. II sEa4E22s. Esteemed I4scturinS KniEh, NJ L L-h-uan- Esteemed I.--c--i-fCS h-s=rr J. NJ Spencer. SSc- reIary. = 4 Fewlk-s. Treasurer: and ] G &a-r-<- Tier. Marcus Sserne. IT, Trtl~-s--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
w- ynrrsrkv Fsurrrrnin..

Mrs Aaron N2rscxkE T3S tns SrS- cious hostess on Friday @1rsr1oon Tor lhe mz-ubers of tAe No Name Club and
 some other friends al her home on NsbrE Street Vases of cut flowers and ferns formed the decoration for the
 parlor- The trophy a pair of slAk nose fen 10 the hostess At conclusion 0T the games dainty refresAE2s11S were ScrEed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
Judge BeeA Very HI

J r Beck Probate Jutgs 'f Wilcox r,U-rV was brought T0 --IS city last nFrht from E5s home n Camden for ,-,s.s5-sl attention H. was tak-1 III S-v4-al days a % and -- thought that h. is suffering from an attack at a2- ----.T5--sr5S H. was ra-rle1 to an in 5@r-,arv SEhe-e an operation will be o=r- rNru1ei- He was acc0Dpean--t 70 selma N.- Tohn = Hunter. F. H BuSSey. Col o5aI J0nes and Jchn McClaiu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

If yuu use DzybreAk Fertilizers, you w.s~hs ms well make arrangements t@ hsnk your potatoes or your money.
 Marks & G@y1as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
Another Election Me.a.y.

The fifth election of the year will De held in this city Monday When the legal voters of the city will express themselves on the question of the city Of Selma issuing SI5a.Ges bonds with which to purchase the present water works or erect a new system This question has been 2gitared in Selma for many years past
 The question of municipal ownership of the water and lighting plant has been delved into deeply by the present adninist ration
 4 few months ago a hydraulic engi- neer made a careful examination Of the present plant and submitted his report 10 Ehe special committee of the city council He also made an estimate -f what II would cost to erect and equip similar plant in this city. None of the figures gathered by the council have been made public
 There seems but little doubt that the bond issue will carry by an Overwhelu- ing majority
 No formal tender. il is said has yet been made by The city to the officers Of 5he water company now operated IT the bond issue carries Monday. il is very probable that the question will be immediately taken up and if no definite agreement can be reached the city will begin negotiations to build a new system
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

These services ~iIl be continued each monNg and svning for some time The pastor Of the church Rev H. Ross Arneld win he assisted through out ehe meeting by Rev w NJ BrUce of Louisville. Ky who ! an evAngs- list of aotS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

Recorder Baher yesterday assessed fine of s2 and costs against Willie Alien negro charged with riding on a street car without paying his fare. Allen was arrested by the police yes- tsrdzy morning
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
Stationery

of Gadsden. the people will give the en- dorsement The Governor makes the ap- oaointment Judge Disque was present and
 ne advocated the passage of the resolution
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

fire at 11.30 o'clock last night par ti2lly destroyed a two-room house in North Montgomery. occupied by Ella McGehee, 2 uegress. The house is To- Ter Street The woman saved the greater part of her effects
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
CONAN BOUND OVER
Bi< CTeek Postmaster Accused of Killing
 Twrfi~ EaEeFs.

Curtis RSxers~
 Docnan March -(SpectaL l-After rr~gfu-szary trial lasting all day neia before lsz.5gs 1f Probate George Leslie. F. L. SoW- z- P,S--Ester of Big Creek. was today Hss+ 2, rne next grand jury in S2. oao bond --Erz-st with the murder January or cur Rogers -. Rogers was killed in the store and post rs-s-s vas na one in the building at the rz1s sxcept the two. The state claimed shAt the killing was done ay Cowan ana the sh- Rtrrrsr from a pistol that became dis 5.7sfrsts NnH fsl from upper shelf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

There must he reason why Day. brake Fertilizers go like hot cakes.
 Marks & Gayle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
Death Of E. '. NedIey.

This morning at about I o'clock at his home on East Water street occurr- ed the death of F. N Medley. one of the oldest and best known residents of this city Mr. Medley had been Ill for the last few months and slowly growing worse until the end cAmee- Some months ago his wife died and his health has been failing him since then
 He was about s years old and came to Selma from UuioneoWn in 1Sss- He purchased lot on Water street in the eastern part of the city and engaged ia the mercantile business which he con- Jinued until his health a few weeks ago caused him to abandon it He on seV- erai occasions was identied with the affairs of the city. and represented his ward in the city council He also serv- ed for some years as city marshal and both in the council and as city marshal he made a psinstaking and careful of ficial-
 He is survived by two daughters. Mrs L. w Hubbard and Mrs B F Bland both of this city The funeral services will take place from his resi- dence on East Water street eOmo-ToE morning at 10 o'clock and the remains will be inferred in Live Oak cemetery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
ryanrrIisttr ~er1irr<.

Beginning tomorrow morning. -fse 0r evangelfStic services will he bs15 at ths Second Baptist Churoh-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
Date AEain Chznxra.

The date of the Crow Supper which will be rendered the successful candi- dates by those candidates who were defeated m the primaries last S1tur- day. has again been cAalged. this tins go Tuesday night. as many 0f the de fe21eG and victorious candidates could not attend the supper Monday night The Ccc4S!on promises 10 6e most i-liEhssul one ana besides the candi- dates a large number of invited guests VIII be present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

The sucees.ful farmer. scientist- and business man says use Dayhreak Fer tflixers. Marks 4 Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

The case against T. ". Conway, the white barber and Lizzie Cummings. the Esgresss charged with miscegenatfon. wers yesterday dismissed by the re- ecrder after a hearing of the testimo- n.y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

Mrs T. F. NA1gun and Mss helen NanEura have gone 10 TaAl2SSss 10 |-5Si-9 her son. T. r MzngWm-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
MAYO The West End FIremen.

Jesse Watkins. who is appointed captain. has been in the service of the the position of stoker of steamer com pany No. l. He is young man and. though his service with the depart ment has been short. he is regarded as one of the most efficient hremen in the employ of the city. He is well liked by the members of the department.
 In length of service as a fireman. O. L.. McDaniel. appointed engineer of the new station, probably ranks among the oldest He is one Of the best known firemen in Montgomery and his many excellent conduct which gained for him the position. He entered the ser vice as volunteer fireman eighteen years ago and has been in the employ the present day. When the paid ire department was established. he remain ed on the fire force and at the time he was appointed yesterday, he held the position as driver Of the hose wagon for steamer company No. ?.
 Andrew Jackson. appointed as en- zine driver at the new station. has been fireman about four years and is said to have given excellent service throughout his career. Heretofore he was d ladderman of truck company J l. Maxwell named as wagon dri- yer of the new station and F. A lille, one of the pipemen for the West End Station while appointed as new mon. have both been in the service before. MT Maxwell was formerly the driver ot steamer No. 3. and MT. lille was ladderman in the truck company
 II will be noticed that five of the now men and three of the old men have been assigned to the West End station. With the transfer of the three old men. their places will be filled by the remaining three new appointeas who are today expected 10 be assign ed to duties in filling the vacancies created Two of them will 20 to the Madison Avenue station and one to the Scott street station.
 Examined by Physician.
 In appointing the eight additiona members of the force, Chief Browder followed the instructions of the mayor h.. having each nun examined hv the city physician as 10 his physical con dition.
 The equipment of the West End sta tion will consist of the old engine. the .'Alahama." formerly known as No. ,. and the hCSa wagon heretofore in use at the Five Points station
 City Electrician B. A. BlakeN has made all the arrangements neceSSar " for the immediate i9stallati"n and ope ration of the electric fire alarm system in the new station. It will be req 1@, for use when the station is commits stoned this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

Country Roll Butter. 2oc. per pound. 2 cans Tomatoes. 35 cests- 2 bottles Tomato Ketehup. 35 ceRlx- 20 pounds Grlnuiated Sugar. ST.
 SMITH X HORNUM-
 Ph0R> COS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

MT and Mrs Sam Strauss have re turned home. after sESn0lnS some SAHae ar Hor Springs Ark
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
THE SUPREME COURT
Rnay Will Meet TS@err@w ts Take D
 Mehlle DiNi.iaA-

The Supreme Court og A4Go oAl-l2 W7tE4 meet rOrnorroE7. acc0EVG1mE to law to take up cases from Ehs First Division which s composed If Ths counties of Rsldwir. Clarke Mobile. MCnr'1@ and Washington
 FolloEing it's custom The co-zrE WtlI ureba bly no- 20 c2 I1S bench eomOr- rov hllt will sG1Olrl formally until -Ti1-s.ssv when cases will r~ s-h---- -r@s n Is expected that large nun her of lawyers from South Alze4Ez ufn be ia ar1sndaEcs
 Hen, rleupSey Powell of Grs~-vzlIs- sppo5nred Friday by Governor S=EkS as a special JuSTice 10 dFe-i5s dead tc.-k in The couTT nz gA~ BITE -E1zn water works cas- reached Mr--=7----v yesrerdzy H. secured -z= ----=-l ll the caSe and returned n ,s--+ --- az an evening train Ills tEc s- -As ease Is awaited wlrE 5--z-sS-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
REESE'S STATEMENT
DOES NOT LIKE ORGANIZATION or
 PRESENT SENATE
Says He Delseves That .he IBeuf<nsnf Geverncr ~hould Be the Pre<idfng 06cer in Fart =x Well as tn
 X1rne.
Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau Selma. March Si- Since the county primaries were held Last Monday in Dallas County and Hon. Henry F. Reese. of r..-s citv was elected to represent Dallas County Tn the State Senate. there have been many president pro tenn of the Senate Al though he has not yet fully decided To cner. there ss a possibility that la1er he may stand for the cfice-
 Mir Reese was a member from this county 50 the constitutional conve1- ton He is an able pArliarne1tarian and he would make the senate a Else and capable presiding ofacer. When seen this morning in regard to his ma king an effort to secure this hon. crahle position. Mir Reese gave out the following interview
 T feel profoundly grateful to the people of Dallas more grateful than I can say for their confidence and kind ness in giving me a unznimous nona- endeavor to deserve the honor
 Referring to what the newspapers and my other friends have said in S0g- geSting me as President pro tenn Of careful consideration my friends think that I could be elected However. there are reasons which deter me from making a canvass for the otfice as it existed in the last Senate
 Very great powers and authority were assumed to this office. in my opin- blZ- never GNHle10RAGEeI nI OUT CE1>tt- tutiOn- While perhaps the Senate may have the legal right 10 resign its own power and authority to it's president pro tenn I think the policy unwise. uudemocFatYc and perniciouS-%hat II tends to BoSSiSn and facti0nS-ths1 the longer this practice prevails. the more the fact will become appar- ena This office. having the appoint ment of all of the committees. inciud ing that of rules. of which he is chair man. could If he desired 50 tloacA the committees as 10 prevent a fair ex- precision of a majority of the senate and substitute therefor his own Will
 T think the convention intended no power further than to perform the du- ties of the lieutenant governor in his absence and that at all other times he should in the same manner as other Senators perform the duties of Sem aror. including legislative committee work for which his talents might ee adapted Duties analogous 10 those Of the president pro tenn of the United States Senate
 T think the Senate should organize itself either by selecting a committee to name it's standing commirTee$-thus dividing the p0wer-or have them 2p- pointed by the lieutenant governor. its constitutional presiding ofifcer. elected 10 belong 10 political party of the ma jority of the Senate
 Adhering tO these views. VIII make no canvass for the cfice, nor will offer for if. until it should appear 10 me that these views are shared by ma Joriry of the next Senate
 Il will of course urgently advocate reduction in the freight rates on the railroads
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
SOrTN AND PERSONAL

Mrs King Sparks. after sPeno1Eg several weeks here returned 10 A~1 home in Memphis this &fSsE1cc1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

Arthur RinSwzuger- Of zAcAF.loz.1 1 Va is visiting his sister NTS~ | L- E0<Anss.rf- on Dallas Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
FIRE STATION FOR WEST END It Will Be Ready for Business Tomorrow. EIGHT FIREMEN ARE NAMED Jesse Watkins is Captain of New
 Crew. Chief Browder Provides the Suburban station With Good Equipment
 and Seasoned Fire Fighters
 are Promoted.

Fire Chief John F. Browder yesterday announced the force Of hremen which will serve in the West End fire station to be put into operation at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Jesse Watkins is appointed captain of the West End station. O. l.. Mcdaniel is named as the engineer, and the chiei has selected Andrew Jackson and J. l. Maxwell as drivers Four pipemen were also appointed to serve at the new station.
 Chief Browder. pursuant to com munication which he received several days ago from Mayor Teague. author izing him to make the appoin ntments by April l. yesterday sent to the Mayor the names of the eight new men he had decided upon for duty at the West End
 Reported to the Mayor.
 The letter of Chief Browder to the Mayor is as follows:
 Hon. w. M. Teague. Mayor. City: Dear Sir-From the list of appli- cants for positions in this department, structions, appointed the following. which includes all of those who have properly qualified for positions:
 James Burton, A. J. Dozier. Alfred J. I. Maxwell. J. c. spann. E. A lille. These additions to the department provide for putting into operation the West End station and the following of ficers and men have been chosen by me for that station: Captain, Jesse Wat kins now of Steamer Company No l.: Engineer. O. L. McDaniel. now of Steamer Company No. ?: Engine Driver. Andrew Jackson. now of Truck Com pany No. 1; Wagon Driver, J. l. Max well; Pipemen. James Burton. 4. Dozier. E. A. lille and J. G. Spann. The other new men will be placed at the several stations, where vacan- cies have been made by sending older men to the West End station and posi- tions will be assigned them by the cap tasgs of their respective companies. Tt is my intention to put into opera tion the West End Station at o'clock a. m. on Monday, April 2.
 Very respectfully.
 U. F. Browder,
 Chief of Fire Department" In reply to the Chiefs letter the Mayor said:
 MT. J. F. Browder,
 Chief of Fire Department.
 Montgomery, Ala. Dear Sir: T beg to acknowledge receipt of yours of this date. notifying me of the appointment of eight additional men for duty in the fire department caused by installing the West End station. and the entire list meets my approval. As soon as the new men have properly qualified. you will as- sign them to active duty.
 Yours truly,
 w. Nj. Teague.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01
News in Brief

\ voluntary petition fn bankruptcy was filed with the clerk of the United States Court yesterday by N. F. Cor Efe- of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

OUR SPECIALS FOR NEXT NEEk. Irf~h PptatS~~- $Sc- Prr Perks twS paundS Dried Pe2ches. =1 cemg@s Pure ARPIe Cider. $se- gu4rT-
 SMITH & W0RNVN
 FkaRe &NA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

Cases against Kate Emma Collins. and Fannie Banks and Lula Perry. ne- gre<Ses. charged with vagrancy. were dismissed yesterday by the recorder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

Mrs Mohley. Mss Taylor and w B 71-fnE of RiSerSrflle. spent today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-01

M Larkia lef- this afternoon for Hot Springs Ruhe Stewart left this 2f5STnon Tor
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Galyeston's Sea Wall

makes life now as safe in that city as on
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resides on button ST., in Waco, Tex,
needs no sea wall for safety. Hewrites:
~ have used DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption the past five years and
it keeps me well and safe. Before that
| had a cough which for years had been
growing worse. Nowit's gone.o Cures
Chronic Coughs, La Grippe, Group,
Whooping Cough and prevents Pneu-
monia. Pleasant to take. Every bottle
nctanteed at the G.. & X. drug store.
Prize soc and 81 90. Trial bottle free.