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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
He's showiss Them

Dr. Cunningham is showing the pee- pie that he Is equal to MT. Conner in understanding one railroad question. He knows how to use them just a we'll as his opponent and since he fired the opening gun of his campaign at Mont gomery few days ago he has covered ground like a vestibuled limited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

If old Mount Rainer does break out 1t will lead some to believe that erup- tions are catching. like measles.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
The Lack of Judges.

With money in plenty for almost every conceivable plan and project 1t is strange that congress should allow want of an adequate number of judges to try the case. A very small part of the money appropriated for many less important matters would increase the federal judiciary all over the country so that the courts could do tf1eir work with expedition and without hardship on 1itigants, bench or bar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

Fay: Did Jack get down on his knees when he proposed to you
 May: He couldn't; was sitting on them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
Conservatism VIII Trinmph. Sea Side (Bayou La Batre1 Whistler

Sea SIue tbdyUu Ld HatftJ WHtsttvf., umphs. Demagogueism suppressed In Mobile county. Let the welkin ring with the glad tidings. The people have cause to congratulate themselves upon their de1iverance from an enemy to prosperity. Cunningham will win in the State election and then there will be nothing to disturb the com merciaI and industrial equilibrium of the State from a political source. We deplore the misfortune Of the defeated candidate who permitted himself to be sacrificed. hut we can not refrain from rejoicing with the people in their victory thus far over the most disturbing element in the political are na of Alabama. Prosperity Is strongly in evidence throughout the State, and to impede it's progress with perverse conditions would be tantamount to stagnation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
HorxH |

How doth tn busy gadabout Improve each shining hour? By sucking honey from the lips Of Gossip's glaring flower.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

Maude: How are you getting along with your French teacher?
 Sarahe: Oh, have learned how to sneeze with expression.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
Progress

When you ask a girl the color Of her eyes she tells her chum you are going to marry her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

Too many cooks spoil the broth and too many piano teachers spoil the future cook.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-20

It's a long lean woman that has no heads turning to look after her.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
COAL PRODUCERS ARE
LARGEST FUEL USERS
Over Six Million Tons of Anthracite
Year Burned at the Mines of
Pennsylvania.

New York, Dec. 9-Anthracite coal
producers Of Pennsylvania are shown
to be among the largest consumers OF
coal by the last report Of the Pennsyl-
vania department of Mines. At some
Of the mines wheic vast quantity OF
water has to be pumped. twenty-five
per cent of the coal produced is used
for steam and heat. Steam with which
TO operate shaft engines and slope en-
Eines must be forced through more
than l00 miles of steam pipe; and in
erder-te operate the-machineIy requir-
ed in anthracite mining. $50. 0.21s-horse-
power had to be produced by steam
in 1905.
For all these purposes the anthracite
companies of Pennsylvania used last
year 6.359.2S0 tons Of coal and paid a
coal bill amounting 10 several hundred
thousand dollars The least valuable
coal was used at the mines. and of
course transportation was saved. or
this item, which is small in compari
son with many others which make UP
the cost Of anthracite production
would have been much larger.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

pressing admiration for the archbishop
as well as for the leaders of other de-
nominations.
He says he thinks that the members
of the cabinet know certain ~facts
which Storer supprsSses or misstates.
He said he did not resent the action
Of the Storers until it became evident
that they were likely to damage Amer
lean interests.
He says Mrs. Storer urged him to
give her husband a cabinet place and
urged that Ambassador Choate at Lon
don and General Porter at Paris were
not proper persons to be ambassadors.
and urging her husband in that connec-
tion.
The president incorporates a letter
from Secretary Cortelyou. contradict
ing the statement that President Nc
Kinley had commissioned a gentleman
TO ask the pope as a personal favor to
appoint Archbishop Ireland cardinal.
He declares that Storer's statement
that he cauased any such message to
be delivered is untrue. He says he
never received a letter from Storer
giving an account of his visit to the
Vatican and OF a message personally
given the pope in behalf of President
Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
The First of the Appropriation Bills Will
Pass the House
After Discussion of the Merits "Simpfed
Spelling"-The Consideration of the Smoot Case to
Be Begun

Washington. Dec. 9-Tbe house will
give the greater part of the present
week to the consideration of the legis-
lative executive and judicial bill. The
senate will pay especial attention to
the report of the commission on prive-
leges and elections and the right of
Senator SnIOot to retain his seat. The
latter subject will be postponed until
Tuesday.
Chairman Tawney OF the house COM
mittee on appropriations says the leg
islative. executive and judicial bill will
be voted upon before the close of the
week. II is expected that some of the
democratic representatives will find oc-
casion to express their views regard
ing some features of the president 5
message II so. they will be replied to
by the republican side. Among items
of possible debate may be mentione I
the one providing for an increase in
clerk hire appropriatio: There will
apparently be many refere need to the
subject of 'Simplified Spelling" It is
hoped that the fortifications appropria-
tfons bill may be passed before the
holidays.
There is no hope that the SmoOt
hearing will be concluded before the
holidays. butts Senators Burrow and
Dubois express determination to keep
il as well to the front as possible.
The Algeciras treaty viii probably
be ratified on Wednesday after brief
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

following the Investigations. the rail
roads cancelled nearly all their .secrst
rebates. shippers II oil advise n
bureau that for the a-st time In man
years they are rapidly obtaining an
equality of treatment from transporta-
ton companies"
A denial Of the right 20 engage ln
interstate commerce - suggested as !.
penalty for a proved violation u n
law. The report says that tbs Eos <
OF the year demonstrates the value o.
publicity for corporate abuses
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
The River Broke Through All 0bstruCtiOns
On Saturday Night
The Train of Disasters Amounting to S25. 600. Goa
Which Will Follow Failure Again to Repei thr
Invasion.

Yuma, Ariz., Dec. 9-Once more the
entire Colorado river is flowing into the
Salton Sink, and the Imperial and
COachella valleys are menaced by the
rising water The main line of the
Southern Pacific must be removed to
higher ground unless the water is
brought under definite control. Thous-
ands Of people in Saltin basin must
lose their homes. including a quarter
of a million acres Of farming land. and
the Southern Pacific must build two
hundred miles of new main line. Ir-
rigatiOn about Yuma must be abandon
ed, and the government dam of the
Lagunda irrigation project will become
an impossibility. There is conserva-
tive estimate that not ,less than s25,-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
FRENCH SEPARATION
MEANS OPEN WAR
The Government Regards the Attitude
Of the Pope as an Ineitement to Re-
belIion by the Catholics.

Paris. Dec. 9-France tonight seems
10 face faligious crisis. Last nights
report of the Pope's eleventh hour re
lection of the governments final prof
fer under which Catholic worship
could be continued, turns out 10 be only
too true, and the dead lock is appar-
emily complete.
Official confirmation OF this report
has created a sensation in both govern
ment and Catholic circles. Prayers
were offered in the churches today for
the protection of God during the COM
ing period of persecution.
The government regards the action
of the pontiff as little less than a sum-
moning of French Catholics to open re-
bellion. so rendering the situation ex-
ceedingly grave. There Is no sign OF
the government faltering but il may be
forced to resort to extreme measures.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

100000 is at stake on the szse--= -
the closure.
Three days ago the water fozn5 =
way through both the Hind A.rn AID
the Government dyke II Vas not cez-
sidered critical until last night -ts-
the water developed a distinct eAas>ei
and this morning disclosed that IT,
entire river had found its way .sss~l
the Hind dam 10 the channel foCzesi.
opened.
The steamer Searchlight Oa th< Ceso-
rado was stranded two miles fru-n
water II is believed here that "a
Southern Pacific viii immediately -
der the construction OF ffty zsiles =.
road around the SaltOn SEA. abs1f aSiy
feet above the present gTsde- IT,
water has cut a channel belos the -
take OF the two irrigatioa eaRals. ieas-
ing a number Of farms dry
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

REPLICATION
To The Statement of the
StOrerS
He Sets Forth the Circum-
stances of the Former
Ambassadors Removal.

Washington. Dec. 9.-The president
made public a long letter addressed TO
Secretary Root. giving the correspond
ence between the president and former
Ambassador Bellamy Storer. at Vi
emma. and Mrs. Storer. in which he
saws the Storers' refusal to answer his
letter and the publication OF various
personal letters justified the ambas-
sador's removal; that Mr.. Storer's
publication Of private correspondence
was peculiarly ungentlemanly and that
the president had stated with absolute
ciearness his position and the reason
why it was out Of the question for him
as president to try to have Archbishop
Ireland made a cardinal. though ex-
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
SALE OF SONORA MINES.
Two of the Richest in the Northern
Part of the Republic.

FL Paso. Dec. 9-News is received
here of the sale Of two of the most fa-
nous gold and silver mines in the state
of Sonora. Las Chishash has been sold
to a New York and Paris syndicate for
100000 gold. This is said to be the
largest price ever paid for a mine in
Northern Mexico. The BadacOrnia
mine in the same district, one of the
most famous of the Antiguas group,
has been sold TO DR.. +. o. Pease of
Chicago. and his associates. The price
is unknown.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE
TO STANDARD OIL
Commissioner Garfield Recommends the
Exclusion From Interstate Commercs
Of violators of the Law.

port was published today. II devotes
special attention to the investigation
OF the operations Of the Standard OIL
company and says: During the in
vestigation it was discovered that a
widespread system Of railway dis
ordinations existed in favor of the
Standard Oil company, giving the lat
ter an overwhelming advantage in
transportation to all sections of the
country. and the Standard has beer
able to restrict or eliminate competi
tion therefore reaping the benefits OF
a monopoly.
AS a striking result Immediately
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
POLISH oUTLAWRY.

LOdz. Russian Poland. Dec S-By tn
closing down Of the factories here -
GOO persons are without food. iaWless
demonstrations are increasing and tn
feud between the nationalists and sa-
cialists are being renewed During hve
days the laborers have killed i've M
tiOnalists and wounded fifteen
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
cASTRo'S CONDITION.
1t Is Believed He Has No Chance Of
Recovery.

Fort De France, Martinique, Dec. g
Reliable advices received here from
Venezuela set forth that President
Castro has moved to the seacOast viii
lage of Macuto. He is described as
very ILL., He made the trip from Cara =
cas- in bed, and when he arrived he ap-
peared absolutely unconscious.
1t is generally believed that he has
no chance OF recovery.
Gen. Pardes. an ex revolutionist now
in exile, is organizing a serious revo-
lutiOnary movement and will soon take
the field with 1000 rifles at his dispo-
sition.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
HIS HEAD BROKEN.
There Was Nothing Else to Live
For.

San Diego. Cal. Dec. 9-The corpse
Of a man with a bullet wound in his
head has been found in a canyon near
the Country club. By the body was a
note stating that the writer had been
waylaid and had his head broken. and
that he preferred death to going to an
asylum. The note was signed John
James" No such person is known here
and it is believed that the name is
fictitious. His age is about fifty.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
BIGGER KRUPP FACTORY.

Essen. Prussia. Dec. 9-The Krupp
company has decided to increase its
capital stock by s5.OOO,OOO and to erect
new buildings to cost about five mil
lions. All the new issue of stock Is
TO remain in the Krupp family
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10
MRS. BRApLEYs VICTIM.

Washington, Dec. 9-Former United
States Senator Brown of Salt Lake.
who was shot by Mrs. Anna NJ. Brad
ley at the Raleigh Hotel yesterday, is
in a critical condition tonight.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

consideration There is a prospect OF
an adjournment for the holidays. the
recess to commence on Dec. 20 and last
until Jan
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

Christmas day will soon be hers.
The hsopiest time Of all the year
Let's give to Bill and Dick and Andy
A box Of Donofrio's csssss Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

Will that good friend of every one,
The postman, fine and dandy,
Deliver me to Donofrio,
Who makes the Cactus Candy?
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

HOUSE FOR RENT-Five-room.
modern brick; bath. toilet electric
lights. E. E. Pascoe. ITO North Center
street.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-10

wANTEp-FuRNIsHEo HOUSES.
All sizes and prices, as I have xsAng
applications for them E Z Pascos.
110 North Center st.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-15
Unfortunate Acciden t.
tPomeroy Democrat1

Last Friday, John Is. Lindsey
suffered very unfortunate acci-
dent, which may cost him the
sight Of one eye. At the time the
accident occurred he was showing
Mrs. l.. G. Talbot and lady friends
of Middleport how a dynamite cap
was discharged when making Il
blast. When the cap was fired
the load struck an object and
glanclng of, struck Mr.. Lindsey
in the corner of the right eye next
to the bridge of the nose and
lodged back of the eye ball.
He was taken to the Grant Hos
pital at Columbus and an opera
tion was performed, the eye lid
being cut, but they were unable to
extract the cap. 1t was located
by the X-ray machine, but the eye
has swollen 30 that further at
tempts to remove the object will
be futile until the swelling has left
the eye. He claims to suffer no
pain from the object. The physi-
clans believe they can save the
sight.
The injury is to his good eye,
the sight of the other having been
impaired several years ago by an
accident in which splinter was
run in the eve.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-15
OHIO STATISTICS.
There We're $1,000 Births
the Past Year and
3i,804 Deaths.

The annual report of the secre'
tary of state has just been compiled
and statistics show that the stork
was buster than the grim reaper.
There were Gl,000 births in
Ohio during the year ending June
10, 1906. OF these 60,003 were
white and 90T colored.
The number of deaths in the
same period was 31,90i. The
mortality was greatest among the
males, II, ,l08 to ii, ,5ss females.
Last year the total number of
deaths was 33, 1906.
The number Of marriages in the
state was A, AT. The year next
preceding the number 1922.
The total number Of persons nat
uralized in that year was SOB.
Italy leads in number in this class
having 301 German is next with
297; Austria third with 235 and
Russia fourth with 212.
There were 2l6 boys sent to the
Boys Industrial School at Lancas-
ter and OF girls to the Girls In
dustrial School at Rathbone.
There were 3,072 persons COM
mltted to hospitals for the insane.
There were 4,208 letters Of
guardianship issued and II 100
letters of administration
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-15

S02. 30 and it is expected that
when the books are balanced on
December 30 that the total for the
second half OF the year will show
M amount slightly in excess Of
$2l0, 200.
Contrary to- the general expec-
tation those thirst parlors which
have been suspended during the
last six months through the Jones
law election have almost uniform
ally remained out of business 80
that each Jones election or peti-
tion finally knocks out fully 30 per
cent of the number of places in
the district, or in other words, not
more than 10 per cent of these
places start up again in business
in some other section Of the city.
These Jones petitions have all
been circulated in the city, conse-
quently all the township saloons,
Of which there are in the neigh
borhood Of 80, have continued,
Some one or two of these voluntar-
lily suspended, hut it is not expect
ell that these will he so dependent
on business during the winter
months as Will he the city thirst
purlors. Cold weather always
witnesses slump in this kind OF
traffic and the officials look for II
number of the city liquor stores to
suspend until next spring.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-15
HoEa IN VARIETY.

Il. Light and sharp; g worn out hoe cut
down for weeds: 3. onion hoe; 4. new
style.l
among them with narrow bladed hoe.
| used to take an old, Well Worn hoe,
Dne practically past Its usefulness, and
cur the blade down ut both sides. so AZ
10 leave 1t from corner 10 corner only
two or two and one half inches wide,
and the corners themselves ut au acute
angle, says a writer In Farm and Fire.
side. AS TO the new style hoe, ir Is
surely sharp and believe of just the
right form to be serylceable for use rs
y Weeder In onions aud other close
planted stuff. In short, with hoes of
the right kind 1t seems to be not much
OF curse TO be- the man with the
hoe"
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-15
Rhuharb May be divided.

Ii rhubarb is TO be divided it should
be done in the autumn aud not left TO
the spring, when the plants should be
doing their best work. Cut SO each
bud will have good piece of root. and
set with manure below the soil on
which the root rests and manure above
the soil covering It. the rain and snow
early outdoor stalks are wanted from
established roots. tail box or barrel
should be put over each root with
straw over the plant aud good wall
OF well rotted manure inside the in
closure. There Will probably be Il
good growth OF tender stalks In the
sarly spring.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-15
Right VIII Win Says Hos.
king.

Wapakoneta, o., Nov. S--Sam-
uel A. Hoskins, Democratic candi-
date for secretary of state who
was defeated, says:
"rhis is not the end, only the
beginning; the fight for good
morals and good government and
against corruption, bossism and
graft in al forms will continue.
Independent voting is becoming
more popular every day. Victory
in Ohio Is bound 10 come again,
sooner or later. 1t may be next
year, or 1t may he five years from
now, but Pattlson's influence,
policies and platform will win in
the end.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-15
More to Close.

Columbus, Nov. l2.-With the
close at midnight, between Nov
ember 26 and % the second in
stallment of the Akin tax be-
comes due and payable. BY that
time it is expected that a further
increase in the number of saloons
in Columbus and Franklin county
will amount TO about 10 per cent.
in addition to the 20 or 25 per
cent. of saloons that went out
when the $1,000 tax went into
effect.
When the new law became Oper-
ative there were in the neighbor-
hood of 625 saloons in the countv,
Of which Columbus furnished 575.
Since that time several have sus-
pended In the city and others TO
tho number perhaps of 25 have
been ruled out through the Jones
law petitions.
The county viii still be the
gamer in taxes over the old Dow
tax. For the June collection the
total lseslpt4 suoaaEsd % s2ss. Z
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-11-15
Two Governors.

Governor j. Frank HanIey, the
reform governor Of Indiana, will
speak tonight at meeting at the
Board of Trade auditorium. held
under the auspices Of the Anti
Saloon league. Governor Harris
will preside and make an address
also. The occasion will attract
great audience, not only because
two governors are to speak, but
because of the Importance of the
subject upon which they will speak.
Governor Hanley is one of the
most effective and courageous gov
ernors in the country. He isa man
of deep moral convictions and
stands by it untiinchingly. He
has done d power of good for his
state, and has raised it in the
opinion of the country, higher
than all the prominent politicians
combined haye done. He is Il
guest to be honored. Besides, he
ls an orator that makas any occa-
sion interesting. Governor Harris
will introduce him, and 80, the in
troducer az we'll as the introduced
will honor the event which will call
the people together.-Ohio journal.