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CONVENTION CLOSES.
AIgeciras Conference Over Morocco Is
 COncended.

Algeciras. April 7.-The signature of the Moroccan convention terminated today the conference on Moroccan re- forms which was formally adjourned sine die after nearly three months of labor The final scene was one of inn pressive dignity. The Ambassadors drove in the Spanish state coaches through the quaint streets of the town which were lined with people, and squadron of troops which had escorted the Mayor and the officials of the mu- ncipality was drawn up at the town hall and rendered the final honors to the conference.
 The delegates occupied their accus- toned places at the long table, the Duke of Almodovar presiding. Every one was smiling at tue pros pect of release from the long deten tion. Herr won Radowitz. of the Ger man delegation. supported by M. Re- voil, of the French Embassy, asked Duke Almodovar to communicate with the Swiss Government on the subject of police The Marquis Visconti Ve- nosta. head of the Italian delegation. in the name of all the delegates thank ed the president of the conference and the Spanish Government and asked the president to transmit to King Alfonso the compliments of all.
 After a short response by Duke AL modovar, the delegates signed the written copy of the protocol which will be preserved in archives at Madrid. A printed copy certified and signed by the president will be given to teach delega- tion.
 Henry White. of the American dele ration made the statement that the limited States could not accept the obfi- gation of responsibility with regard to the measures necessary to carry out tho provisions of the protocol. The signatures of the American delegates were preceded by the words Under re- srve; this declaration made at plenary sitting of the conference, April [. 1906"
 The swedish delegates made the same reservation.
 After the sitting the mayors mu- nicipality congratulated the conference on it's work. He announced that a may ble table. will be placed in the room and that 1t will bear t.ie names of the delegates to the conference
 Duke AImodOvar gave luncheon which was attended by all the dele gates.
 MT. White left for Naples in the af ternoon
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IS DECLARED A TRUST.
Kansas City Live Stocks Exchange
 Knocked Out.

Topeka. Kas., April 7.--In a decision rendered here today, the Kansas Su- preme Court held that the Kansas city Live Stock Exchange is trust and that all cattle mortgages made through members of that exchange are invalid Millions of dollars worth of cattle paper will doubtless be affected by the decision.
 The decision, which was unanimous, absolutely reverses a former decision of the Supreme Court on the same case. The present decision is on rehearing.
 The opinion, which is long. was de- livered by Mir. Justice Mason, all the justices concurripg. In assigning the case for further argument. on certain questions, the court assumed the fol- lowing state of facts;
 "An association exists of persons and corporations engaged in buying and selling live stock for themselves and others, among its purposes being the prevention of competition in such bus- mess as the maintenance Of minl- mum commission for services in puy- ing or selling live stock for others. The association has rules requiring min- im,im charge, fifty cents per head. as a commission for all cattle bought or. sold for others by its members. A member of the association bought number of cattle for purchaser, tur- nishing the money for the purpose and taking from him a note and mortgage on the cattle for the purchase price and for his services, the charge for the latter being exacted in pursuance of the rule stated and being included in the amount of the note without separate statement" The case decided is that of the state against Wilson, which came from Shawnee County. In 1898 Charles l.. Wilson and George Maris purchased Of the A. J. Gillespie Commission Com pany 402 steers and in payment exc cuted two notes to the company for S13.366 securing the notes by mort gage on the cattle. Two months later they sold 397 of these steers and it is asserted represented to the purchaser that the cattle were clear of all in cumbrances.
 The cattle were taken away from the purchaser by virtue of a mortgage giv- en to the Commission Company. Will son and Maris were arrested for obtain ing money under false pretenses and both were convicted in 1900. That yer dict was set aside by the lower court and they were again tried in 1903 when the jury disagreed. Afterwards Will son was tried separately, found guilty and sentenced to five years in the pen itentiary. From that conviction he appealed and the opinion announced today Is the final termination of the Supreme Court which reverses the low CT court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
LAVA IS RESISTLESS
MOUNT vEsUvIUs A COLOSSAL BRA
 EYER.
Torrents of Liquid Fire Coursing Down Mountain Sides in All DirectiOns.-- Houses and Farms of Peasants
 Devastated.

Naples. April 7.--Mount vesuvius is a colossal brazier and the town of Boca- thecaz, on it's southern declivity. is a gray island of ruined country covered by tons of ashesJ
 Torrents of liquid fire are coursing in al Idirections while a pail of sul- phurous smoke that hovers over all makes breathing difficult
 The streams of lava are resistless They snap IiGe pipestems the trunks of chestnuts hundreds of years old and hIiaht the blooms in the peach trees before the trees themselves nave been reached and rage the homes Of the pea sants and dash into the wells as though seeking to slake their thirst, ana con tinue down the mountain.
 Everywhere pitiful scenes are wifi messed. women tearing their hair and old men crying aloud at the loss or their homesteads while in the distance. in striking contrast. lie the sapphire colored Mediterranean and the Island of Capri.
 Artillery carts have been sent to tho assistance of the fleeing peasants and the Duke of Aosta, Cardinal Joseph Frisco and all the authorities. despite the rain today. went to the portions or the mountain most threatened in order to suecor or comfort the people.
 They endeavored to pacify the peas ants and the Duke of Aosta was espe- cially active. He had the engineers and soldiers erect parapets and dig trenches in order to change the course of the lava streams and at times he gave an example of his energy by work ing himself.
 Cardinal Frisco distributed food and clothing to the peasants and even went so far as to give away the rings on his fingers Repeatedly he exclaimed to the frightened peasants. Pray, my children: you may be sure God will not desert you"
 The statue of St. Anne which was taken to the mountainside to confront
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
REFUSED TO CHANGE DATE.
Chambers County Primary Will he Held
 AprfI 2l.

Lafayette, April 7.-(Special. )-The political pot in beginning to boil in Chambers County. mass meeting or the Democrats of the county was called to meet today for the purpose of induc- ing the Executive Committee to make some changes in the regulations for the primary election.
 Several hundred voters met and pass ed resolutions requesting the Commit tee to allow all white Democrats who would promise to support the party to participate in the primary. to postpone the primary, which has ben ordered for April 21, for at least thirty days, and to provide for the election of a new EX- ecutive Committed.
 The Executive Committee refused to accede to these requsts, and the pri- mary election stands as first ordered It Is to be held April 2l, and n" per son who opposed the nominees of the Democratic party in the last State. county and Congressional elections. or voted against any of them" has the right to vote.
 This is the last day for candidates to qualify. There are two candidates for sheriff J. M Walton the present in. cumbent, who was appointed to succeed the late S. M. Richards. and Jason IA Meadows. J. Howard Wallace and R. C. Germany. the present incumbents. and J. $. Woody, are candidates for Commissioner. J. H. Harris. Selman c. Knight, s. L. Burney. e. w. Newman and F. M. Oliver are candidates for the IpRiSlature,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

the lava is frequently moved backwaro as the tide advances. Considerapie aP- prehension is felt because Of the ear.n- quake shocks which are growins stronger and are felt even at Casteilani- mare, fifteen miles southeast or he. Each shock is accompanied by deep and prolonged detonations.
 Ottajano, at the northeast foot or the mountain is threatened and the peo- pie are beginning to desert the town The populace of Torreannunziata at at south foot. requested that trains De ready to proceed there. Signor Mat taucci, director of the Observatory on Vesuvius, still continues to occupy most dangerous position. With nm is an engineer named Ferret.
 New craters have been opened at ar ferent points on the mountain, but it IS impossible to ascertain their numoer or where they are situated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
p ! L E S Sample Package Free-Proye It Your.

self. When we say that we can cure Piles We mean just exactly what we say nothing more, nothing less. We say it because we know it and stand ready to prove 1t to you or to any other per son. Just We have said it and proved 1t to thousands already.
 It Is because of these thousands that we have cured that We are able to say this
 We have done our part in calling your attention to this fact and 1t is up to you to dispr0ve 1t. And we offer you the means of doing so. knowing that you cant and that when you try our won derful Pyramid Pile Cure You Will be so well pleased with 1t that you will 80 straight to your druggist and get box of it.
 And nor" than that if at any time in the future any person tells you as you have told so many yourself, that they are suffering the agonfesz of the damned from piles, you Will not rest until he or she has bought and Is using a box and getting the same relief and cure that you got We nave seen It done.
 conclusively that we are dealing in cold. hard facts and not empty asser- ttons A person who gets a sample "'Nr' MT John Byrnc of 2sO6 2nd Ave. New York City, writing under date of Jan. l7th, 1906. says: T received the sample and used It right away [ got SO much relief from it after 20 years suffering. that I bought 5O-ceat oox. The almost unbcarable pain is almost gone and my fstula has almost dis anpearcd ! had given up all hope of ever being cured. assure you, gentle men. I will use every effort to make any of my friends try them. as can guarantee they are q sure cure
 Pyramid Pile Cure Is for sale at every druggists for 70 cents box and 1t is cheGp at ten times the price to any one who needs IT,
 To get Free Sample send your name and address today to the Pyramid Drug Co., 123 Pyramid Building. Mar hall, Mich
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
AUBURN, BADLY BEATEN.
University Of Georgia Successful In
 Track Meet.

Athens. Ga. April 7.-The University of Georgia defeated the Alabama Ag- ricultural and Mechanical College team of Auburn, Ala, today in the annual track meet by a score of Sl to 23. Au- burn took only one first place in all the contests. The winners were as follows:
 Georgia-Smith, 100 yard dash; Me Cafferty. Broad jump; Hatcher. 220 yard dash; Arrendalc. shot put; Raoul, half mile run; Hunt 120 yard hurdle; Smith, high jump; Raoul 40 yard dash: Arrendalc, Hammer throw; Smith. pole vault,
 Auburn-Street. mile run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
elected: George ". Jones. W. ]. Naftel A. c. Forbes. L. c. Cardinal. B. II. Matthews.

G. ForbeS, l.. C. Cardinais B. Ii. Matthews, H. Rosenberg and 8. Gassenheimer.
 The following alternate delegates to the State Convention were elected: W. K. Pelzer, F. c. Hammond. J. F. Duskin. R. B. Lowe. George Schaeffer. L. B, Whitfield and |. Cellnar.
 By virtue of their offices. the following members are ex-officio delegates: I. n. Dewees: president of the State Convention A. T. Hannon. secretary of post A: and J. Nj. Kennedy. a state director.
 A resolution adopted inviting tho members of the Montgomery Council of Unit ed Commercial Travellers to attend the bar becue to be given by the T. P. A.. during the convention in May. The annual gather ing of the travellers to the convention is anticipated with great pleasure and com mittee of Post is arranging for the enter tainment of the visitors.
 letter from Capain A. c. Forbes. pres ident of the Commercial Club. was read. Captain Forbes felt a keen interest in the coming of the T. P. A. Convention to Mont-- gomery and he expressed that 1t was his de- sire to bring conventions of all characters to Montgomery
 The rooms of the Commercial Club have been rendered Post for the convention.
 Post A was in session about an hour and a half
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

navigation after he retired for age
 May l3, to remain in charge of tha& bureau for the present
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Bar of CoId stoIen

New York, April "A bar of gold bullion valued at about s17.O0O, was stolen in shipment between George town, British Guiana and New York The discovery of the theft was made today when the box in which the bar was shipped was opened and found to contain a piece of steel. The numerous seals on the box were undisturbed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08

Stokes Is pastor of one of the largest churches in Virginia. and is considered one of the most eloquent of Virginia negro preachers. It Is expected that the services today will be largely at tended There have. been many con versions, and there Is still great inter est in the meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
Friend of Roosevelt

Washington. April "A. W. Merri- field. an old time ranch friend of Pres ident Roosevelt. is to be appointed United States Marshal of Montana to succeed Charles Lloyd when the latter's term expires next December.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
,,.., rnd R,ntIst 1,hurch

At me West End Baptist Church the pastor. Rev J. A. Jenkins. will preach this morning at II o'clock. Tonight the pulpit will be filled by MT. c. c. Miles, who is President of the Ala bama state Board of Missions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
CompIim-nt to conver.-.

Washington. April 7.--The president at a conference with Secretary Bona parte had decided to request Rear Ad- miral Converse, chief of the bureau nS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-08
REVIVAL OF NEGROES.
Dr. w. H. Stokes nt Dexter Avenue Bap-
 fist Church,

During the past week great crowds have fiocked to the Dexter Avenue Bap- tist Church (colored). to hear the re- vival sermons preached by Dr. I. T. Simpson of Opelika.
 At the morning service today Dr. Simpson will preach, text. Psalms. cx, lO5; subject, "The Word of God"
 Tonight the Rev. W. H. Stokes. A. NJ, of Richmond, Va, will preach; sub
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25
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Die @ounip. @ommiRdre riateten
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feits- Nnffalten In Marion @ountp, in
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untsrfhisung Su9enosr Elm polles
Sabr in Marion @ountp getuobnt
baben mub. ebe er 81 irgenb peI9er
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auf9enommen, bic nod fsin Sabr In
Marion @ountp gewobnt babsn. Der
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wer6en oaburd ben unterthBunas-
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Der Summer 945 Srsmpnt Npe. In Be
banblung bon DR.. Sud.r. 2616 Wef
Wi9igan Strabs, Der ibm mebrere
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f6rpsr perbano. Sam Bran bette nit
ieinem 8ruber Nlfreb Bran, 1913
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nobel ibm lsbtsrsr bic @unben bei-
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gsnaue gei9reibuns bon benz 6arbiesn
wuroe Der Polt3ei fbermittelt, bic
tuahri9sinli9 gu ieiner Wsrbaftung
fibrerl miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25
Hene Smsorpcratiomsa.

Die folsenoen neuen @eieaf9aftsn
lisBen lid bsim Staatsistrstdr intor.
poriren:
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Sbeibp, Safe Co." Mil ibre grifienl
bis gum 81. October 1881 bsrldngeri
taben.
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416 g. Nooiion Nbe., Wdodsn.-
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25
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pieoer auf benz We9e Der 8sferuRg Be.
finoet. Wenn er aud ieiner sewubn.
ten Sei6dftieuna nod nidt mieber
na9gsbsn fann, 10 1T er bod ioDsit
wieoer beraefsnt, oab er feline 5rsunoe
smpfanesn fann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25
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SbeOoore 8. SarriiOn an 6annie 6.
Born, Got 100, &easan part Aob.,
80 bel 14O SUB, berbeHsrt. Wefieite
Cornell 4pe., n6roli9 BON "a. Ctr.
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college Ssisbts RsaIip so. on Sobn
9. Darrell. 2ots Is, rs unb ~,
SOwnsp's arienal 5eigbfs abb. 100
bel 100 SUB. perbeHert. Wefisite Sep.
Hone Abs., iiOli9 bon 10. Strabs.
$4,000.
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bian plaee abb.. 40 BET 1878 SUB,
bsrbsfsrt, Wsffeite pennfploanta Str.
ftibli& bon %. Str. $500.
Warp 6. DUFF an @sOrge 8. 9um'
pbrep, 9Ois %, 81 uno SO in Sultan
II. u. Subj. in S%roinstOn. 200 bel
279 SUB. bsrbefert, Sioisits Der
@ailroah Gbs., tpeilid bon @Ooo Mbs.
$4,000.
@soree b. Sumpbreps an Warp 8.
Duff, Got 5 In Der Suoianapolis Watsr
@Ompanp's Subo. bon Quito: 148,
80 bel 124 CUB, berbehert. OFieits
Der Bright Str. nDrblid bonn Camel.
SO, 900.
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Milton, Got SIS In Wc@arip's IL.
@sffue aoo., $50 BEL 14O SUB, psrs
beRert. ehoieite Der Oliber Npe., tpef.
lid bon Siuifon Ctr. $4,000.
2ouiia 9 Sotb on albin 8aumann,
Got 1913, Wst parf aob., SO BET 1876
5ub, bsrbsHsrt. ueftliae settle Der
6Olmss Ibs.. iiolia bon Ohio Ctr.
$1425.
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9inf=Bel @ompanp, 2ots l. 2 unb
She'll bon Got 8, uno 2ots 90 Biz 38,
8ermanil Subo., She'll Wefenoe
abb., bsrbsHsrt, norb6flide @de
6olmss Nos. unb Miaigan Strabe.
$40. 900.
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g. aton, $bsil bon Got 80, Ritter's
aob., Sroinaton. bsrbsfert, ihbli4e
Settle Der SULTAN aoe., wsfli9 bon
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ieite Der WabiiOn Npe.. n6rolia bon
&apmonb ctr. $500.
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unb bacant, an sbelbon unb Sobsp
Str, itbli9 bon "a. Str. $1,000.
gli3a 8. gbparbs on Sorab 6.
Oarpen, Got 80, Nortbueftsrn parf
Mosition, 40 BET 1884, 5 CUB, pacant,
Sibieits Der eugene Str, tusflid BON
ben Spe Ctr. $500.
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rine Nnte, Got 2, 6enneman's Sigbs
lamb Dome Mboition, 80 BEL 1913 5uB,
bncant, sfoieite Der palmsr Strabe.
msflia bon Gbefnut Ctr. 5000.
9aoina s. Warlep an bic unional
National Sabines & 2oan Nfoeiatiun,
Cots ~ uno IS. Brothers grootfoe
Bart aooitiOn, ISIS BET 100 CUB.
psrb.. SibOtsds guing Ctr. uno
0owlanb Wbe. $4,000.
gli3a 9. Suliban on 6srbsp q.
Rc@aslin, Sbeil bon Got 1. Nemman's
SubbibiRon, 8beil bon Bruce place
abolition, 81 bel AZ. % Sub. perb.,
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MibIunb Nbe. $500.
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@aplineer, Got 90, &ubbel's Glen
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berb., @efTeite Der gebiDe ape., n6rb.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25
Gtnbrn9.

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Ra4t bon Wontas auf Gisnffas in bic
Wobnun9 bon Sobu o. 5OlBman.
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Orineen beriu4tsn. tpurbe elm SalfRsI
gefunbsr uno bas Jsnfsr mar ftGrf
bei6dbtot poroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25

60 9te 9r0bte umD pais
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bIatasets ttmo 0IumaemhAdets
fur aue freuotgem umo traw'
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teoer3ett 8erm berett bet BET
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241 @aN. Ate. Eel. $40.
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Sanfiagmng.

aneu 5Teuuoeu. 9efanuteu Uuo Notbarn. melte
ans pdbrsnb Der RInuibsit uno bel BEN SObe un'srsr
Iiebeu Satin uuo Rutter. emile aron, 10 Iieteoon
ibre 3hsIuobme b%ewieieu, uuo iusbsioubere GERM
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ben 6ahrtuatrdesrH unS ben sahlrtiteu Blumsu'
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Sobn &ron, @atte.
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Senrn SaIss une Satin,
sBm. 6rpl unn o tin,
Riuoer uno S9uieesrtinber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25

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beitsn uenbe mau F9 on 6 Q. Be1erer, 1928 Sturni
ape. ober In Charles Rapsr & G,mponp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-25

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Detterberf6t.

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