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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
CASE IS ON TRIAL E. N. Prestwood. Defen- dant in Serious
 Charge.
 .--e--- ENGLISH FAMILY TIE AccUsERs
 -e-- Testify rhsy Were illegally Held aAd Made to work in cofrse County Turpentine weods--Csm- plainanss IiIitefate.
 

Charged with practically enslaving Bob English. q white man aged ss. and his son Wiley, about 1e years old, in his turpsntinA business in Coffee Coufa- ty In the summer of 1902, F. Marion Prestwood is on trial in tho United States District Court.
 District Attorney E. !. Parsons rest ed his case yesterday afternoon with the examination of the Englishess fath- sr and son.
 Seldom is seen an instance of such
 absolute i1literacy as the case Of the
 two who, 1t is charged, were the vic- tims of peonage. They can neither
 read nor write, and are also said to De
 of limited intellect Their testimony
 On the stand was practically identical.
 English. his wife and nine children,
 i've of them helping in the farm work,
 were tenants on the property of Prest-
 wood who operates a large turpentine industry and farm, and, with his sons, runs store.
 English testined that Prestwood ac. cused him and his son Wiley Of setting fire to his turpentine woods. and told him he would either have to pay $50 or 40 to jail. He refused to pay and was Arrested, and claims that he was bound over to the County court without Q 1 hearing by Noah ]. Prestwood. Jus tice of the Peace ana son of the des | fendant.
 The witness said on the stand that he tried to make ball, but was told his case would not permit of ball. He ! eiaime he was toia that if he and | Wiley would sign a contract to work | out the amount of the damage they would not Dc sent to jail. They re fused and were started off to jail. They | decided, he said, they would rather | sign np the contract than so to prison and were taken back to make theii | cross marks.
 | The contract was presented in evi. | dence and read in court. It recites | that English and his son were to work | out a debt for $50, which, 1t says, was l advanced on the date of the signing \ English swore he never received any 1 money for his labor He said he was 1 told he would be sent to jail if he res | fused to work.
 | After six weeks Of work in Prest. | woods tnrpentine woods the Englishes | ned to Florida and stayed seven weeks | English said that when he was arrest l ed Prestwood- conhscated the crop hs had made and moved his. English's fam | fly to another house.
 | When asked on cross-examinatier l what was the state of his feelings to. | ward Prestwooa the elder. English ad' mitted they were not at all of a friend iy nature. se eA F saS
 He took away the only way my lit. tie children had of getting anything | to eat" said he, by way of explanation He admitted also that he would like tS see him convicted. .,s The testimony of Wiley English wal Il about the same as that of his father. ! The defence offered only one witness | yesterday afternoon, but has a largi ! number who will be examined today Il A J wise the witness examined, tes tifed to the good character of Prest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
 Atontgomerv-savann

The Atlantic Coast Line operates daily through Pullman Buffet Drawing room sleeping cars between Mont gomery and Savannah. Leave Mont gomery T:45 ?. nl.. arrive Savannah 0i40 a. m., making direct connection with Steamers for Baltimore. New York, Boston and all Eastern Cities. For information write.
 S. P. Collier. Jr.s
 Commercial Agent.
 Montgomery, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
s6O7 IN PREMIUMS
PRIZES ANNOUNCED FoR STATE
 FAIR.
Large Awards to Be Made to Best En- tries In Hog and Cattle Centests work at Grounds Pro-
 EressinRs

The Alabama Agricultural Associa- tion has offered $60T as premiums Tor cattle and hogs, the prizes to De com peted for at the State Fair to be held in Montgomery October 23 to. 2I. or this amount $l92 has been offered as premiums for hogs. and s4l5 for cattle There will be other premiums for sheep, poultry and horses announced later The following is a list of the premi- ums for hogs and cattle as given out by Secretary Adams of the Agricultu- raI Association, yesterday;
 Premiums for Hogs.
 First. Second. Best Boar, two years old
 and over .,....,$lS.eV l.OV Best Boar, one year and
 under two =. ...... 10. % e'VV Best Boar. six months old
 aud under one year. 500 S.OO Best Boar under six
 months old ..... 5.OO S.OV Best Sow. two years old
 and over ........ 1S.bO t.oV Best Sow, one year old
 and under two ..... 1O.O0 b.OO Best Sow. six months old
 and under one year. 500 500 Best Sow under six
 months old e. ...... 500 500 Champion Boar, any age 2O.O % Champion Sow, any age. 2o.oO Best Herd, one boar and
 three sows, one year
 and over =. ........ 25.OO Best Herd. one boar and
 three sows, under one year .......... 70 .OV Premiums for Cattle. Shorthorns, Herefords, Red Polled, Devons, Jerseys, Angus:
 First. Second Best Bull, three years old
 
 Best Bull, two years old
 and under three .,., 2O.OO 10. OO pest and %D under two -. 1000 5.OC Best Bull. under one year | old Q. ..s......ss lO.OV o'ul Best Cow, three years old and over .......... 25.OO 10. .Ot Best Cow, two years old and under three ..,. 20.00 15.0G Best Heifer. one year old and under two .. e.. 10.0O b.0C D' year old ;. ......... 1000 6.oC Champion Beef Bull. any age ............. o.OO Champion Beef Cow. any age ........... 2o.uO Champion Dairy Bull, any | age .........-... 20 OO Champion Dairy Cow, any age ............, 20. DO Sweepstakes for Dairy 1 Herd .. .s ...s..... 5000
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
GAMING CASES CONTINUED.
Accused Gamblers Appear ia Record
 ersa Court Today.

Accused Ganbiers Appear ia Reeord-
 er's Court Today.
 The cases of gaming against the five white men and one negro, who were arrested by the police early yesterday morning in the raid of a stud-poker game sn Boguehomme. was yesterday continued until today for a hearing by Recorder Baber.
 The raid was made by the police in apartments over the saloon of Folda and Amerson. The police secured a ladder from the Madison Avenue fire station, and carried It to the saloon In Chief Tayior's buggy Sealing the lad- der, Captain Miles Smith and his pat roifnen were enabled to peep through n second story window where they saw the game in progress.
 Entering the rooms the police found that the participants had scattered in every direction. One of them had fled to a rear room and was in bed. Poker chips were found by the police between the mattresses. Another participant escaped to the saloon and was drink ing beer.
 The police arrested every one after a rigid search and took possession Of an expensive poker table, chips and cards.
 All the arrested parties made bond of S100 each to appear before the Re- cordef.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
DIscoNrnNT Ar rnAnnAN..
Psr.lan Ieopls Lsaaly Demasalns I1l

Persian People Loudly Demanding Dis< missai of Grand visier.
 Teheran. Persia. July 25.--Polltical discontent hore Is again assuming an acute phase. The people are loudly de- mandlng the dismissal of the Grand Vizier. the return Of the Mullahs and codincation Of the laws.
 The Mullahs, who recently left the great mosque are now assembled at Kun. . great Shah place or pilgrimage. There are now over 5000 refugee unden here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
KILLED BY POLICEMAN.
Insane Man Fired Several shots at Cln-
 elmmatt OHeer.

Cincinnati. July 25.-After singing the hymn, why VIII Ye Die" H. C. Holmes. a merchant of West Union, Adams County. Ohio. engaged in q pis4 toI duel with Policeman ]. L. Rossiter today and was killed in front of the government building.
 Holmes is believed to have become suddenly insane. He fired several times at the officer before he was shot, and when Rossiter stopped over him in an effort to help the wounded man. he shot again just before death, tho pow der burning the oflcer's face.
 Holmes was prominent in his part of the State and had come to the city to purchase goods He left the hotel early in the day singing and complain ing of not feeling well. The officer tried to quiet him and the shooting followed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
S.S.S. PURIFY YEdEEABLE
The forest

The forests abundany supplied with vegetation var ors kinds not alone beauy land but to furnish the r almeut of Medicines and bark which nature has placed at e ap M do mineral mixtures ana concoc products chemists shop Mineral medicines work danger the system especially the stomach ana
 M ng ont the lining producing chronic dyspepsia and entirely Yuining the health enjoys the distinction ot being the made entirely gentle acting healing purifying herbs and ba possessing nas bud up the system in addition to removing a impurities and posons blood Rheumatis Skin Diseases Contagious Blood foson ana a cleansing the circulation the cause @ a |
 d & ns Book On the all write. JIAE SWIFT SSESsfSS SS-V ~sASS''sS-s ~s.S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
MADE BIC HAUL.
Robbers Caught After Fight on College
 Grounds

Rockford. III, July 25.-After a chase extending thirty blocks and followed by a hand to hand fight on Rockford College grounds at daylight today, Po- licemen Graham and Quinn arrested two men, who 1t is alleged had robbed nearly every safe and vault in the Brown building, a six-story office structure.
 The prisoners, who were we'll dressed gave their names as Edward Williams and George Everette, and their resi- dence as Chicago. Nearly $1,000 in bills and large number of checks. drafts and other valuable papers were found on the prisoners. Among the off, Aces robbed were those of the City Clerk and other municipal offices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
BUILDING PERMITS.

]. D. Fsvqna Win Erect Residence at
 Cost of @4,5OO.
 A building permit was Issued yester- dav from the office of the City Engi- neer to J. D. Evans to erect handsome brick veneer residence, corner of South Court Street and East Jefferson Davis Avenue. The house will be two sto- ries high and wifi contain eight rooms. It will cost $4.500.
 Other permits were issued as fol- lows:
 TO J. c. Cronier, to repair a one story frame building on Hammer Street between Clayton Park and Mildred Streets, cost $14S.
 TO U. S. Dean to add one room to one-story frame building. corner of Grove and Hall Streets, cost ss0.
 To T, B. Bethea, to erect one-room house sin the rear of 74s South Perry Street, cost $50.
 TO J. J. Minto. to re-shingle a one story frame house at a27 South Holt Street cost S75.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
cHnMIsr Took MoRpnINi1.
Was Arrested by Detx&is Drng Ftfm
 for Grand Lmrceny.

for Grand Larceny.
 New York, July 25.--waiter K. Free- man, a chemist, who was arrested at his summer home at Oscawana, N. Y.s yea- terday and locked up at police head~ quarters last night charged by Parks, Davis and Company Of Detroit. Mich, dealers in drugs and chemicals. with larceny of S2,5oo. was found in an An- and was believed to be dying
 He had taken morphine. but the au- thorfties were unable to ascertain whether he took the drug with suicidal intent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
ST. LOUIS BLACK HANDS.
Number of Prominent People on Laat oe
 1nhmn. RFfnf,p

St Lonis. July 25.--A little men1o- randum book containing the names ok many prominent and wealthy St. Louis citizens. was found by the police in the pocket of Louis Suhrheinrich. alias Johann Hopp4. who was arrested last q payment of $500 from Mrs. Thercasa Bernero. wealthy Italian widow va~ der threat by letter Of death, and sign ed Black Hand"
 Mrs. Rernere received the threaten- ing letter yesterday and turned It over to thc police. II closely resembles the letters recently received by David R. Francis, demanding sh.o00 under threat of death. The police have begun an investigation to ascertain is snhrhein- rich is one of an organized band to extort money.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
WOUNDED THREE pEDEsrnIAas.
.tealoun ztaIsan Makes Street warn'
 with His Bullets.

New York, July 25.-Prompted by five years old, fired four shots As Theresa Lodito in west f00th Street today. Miss Lodito escaped unin5ureds but three pedestrians were struck by flying bullets, two of them being se- riously wounded.
 The wounded persons are:
 Abraham Nefsky. twenty-one years old, shot in the left sldei Coiogero Farace. forty years old, shot In the right side. and Elizabeth Deegan. twenty-thres years old, shot in ths left leg.
 The shooting occurred on the side- walk at an hour when the street was crowded with people. Deve was ar- fested.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
THE DOCTORS AGREE.
Two Physicians Both Agree on the New
 scientific DandruR Treatment.

T M TU
 Scientific DandruR Treatment.
 pr. J. Nj. Powell. of Spokane. Wash. says: 'rHerpicide has given good sat isfaction in my family for dandruff."
 pr. W. G. Alban, of Walla Walia, Wash, says: "I find Herpietde all tha+ ,s claimed for 1t as a dandruff cure shall prescribe it." Dandruff is a germ disease and you can't cure 1t unless you kill the 1dandruff germ; and vol, can't do that unless you use. New bros Herpicide. the only preparation in inc world that destroys the para sites. A delightful hair dressing; al- laws itching instantly: makes hair glossy and soft as SIX. II Is sure drnSaIsts Send 10c in stamps for sam nie fo The Herpicide Co.,, Detroit, Mich. 5. e. Fowler, special agent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
Sweepstakes for Beef

Herd ......... 50 .OO
 The work on the buildings and grounds Is progressing satisfactorily, and 1t Is expected will be finished by september IS. The hoistins engine of the contractors has arrived at the grounds and the workmen are now ready to proceed to put the heavy tim- bers for the large buildings into posi- tion Work on the race track and the adjoining stables for the horses Is nearing completion, and the contfac- tors expect to finish that part of the work by August 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
cnrn r.anan tye.riioweIi.

Centre, July 2b.--tspecial. )--Ths CO., pious rainfall of the past few weeks flo having an injurious effect on the crops wiIfcfr a short time ago prom iAad well. Hundreds of ceres of corn in the lowtands have been overfowed and will be total loss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

Farmers of Bibb Estimate the InjHry
 at 30 Per Cent.
 Centerville, July 25.-(SpeciaL )-The heavy rains which have fallen in this section for the last two weeks continue: Last night there was a rain southeast of centerviIle which reached the pro- portions of storm and considerable damage was done by the wind and rain. Farm work has been suspended in this community for the last three
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

xNTERCHANGABLia MILEAGE ON CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
 Central of Georgia Railway now mas on sale at all coupon ticket agencies two kinds of interchangeabie mileage tickets,
 agent of the Company adv tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
SUMMER nxCuRsIoN RATES.

On sale Daily to ali Summer Resorts. via. Atlantic Coast Line. For rates communicate with
 E. N North, D. P A.,
 Savannah. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
nurnI Ietter carrferm.

Washington. July, 25.--(speciai.)--- Rural carriers appointed: Dadeville. Route 8, John D. Parkman, carrier; Thomas J. Parkman, substitute; Equality. Route 2. Sam R. Law. carriers Stella Law. substitute.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

For Ksent--Frona firss or October, of- flee and storage room on grouna hoor with cellar and elevator. Wholesale dis- trict. Address BOX Sy4. 2t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

CASINO. The Andres will give . Special Matt inee today foR ladies only. Price zsSe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

wood, and that Engiish's reputation was not good for honesty or truth.
 In the morning the counsel for the defendant demurred to the indictment on several grounds, but was overruled.
 The timber trespass case against Charles Y. Mayo of Geneva County has been continued for the term.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26

Those all BkhOe that good Shoe tor all ardwe Hocka Because the eaokn becaue aisacd is certain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-26
GREAT DAMAGE TO COTTON.

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aNN1E L&A.LEk T. EGMH&rIGi-
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vas appreciated ~ ks brethren.
and e N unusually early age he
Eas hcaOrei by being male
Grard Master Of NaSols Tor shz
safe OF Mississippi.
We his brethren 7 ; Gath
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that n his death this l0dSa has
been deeply tereaved. and be i
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:. true prsa-ipses CT Free Masonry
teaching Iove 10 God and charity
70 nzn have been truly exempt
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be spnezl upon the minutes oftai
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For Sale.

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