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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Bay Killed by Car.

The remains of Robert E.. Lee Mat thews, the 6-year-oid son of carpen- ter living at Avondale. suburb were hurled this afternoon from the resi- dence. The little fellow was run over and horribly nangled last afternoon by an electric car. He was riding in an express wagon which passed in front of q moving street car. In some manner the boy fell out of the wagon and landed on the tracks. Before the ntotornlan could stop the car. the little fellow had been ground to death. The rnotornlan did everything in his power to bring the car to an immediate slop' hui if was too late. The motorman tainted when the body of the boy was taken from under the ear, and 1t was several minutes before he was resus- eitated.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
TO GIVE UP
OPPONENTS OF wHITsON PLAN ARE
 DYING HARD.
Very Improbable that There Will He Meeting of the stnte Committee to Reconsider Alternate
 Senator Provisions.

Birmingham. Jan. 25.--(Special)---l is learned tonight that three or Tour members of the state Executive Com- mittee talked over tho proposition oi requesting another meeting or the State Committee to reconsider the ac- tion taken at the meeting a few weeks age in Montgomery in regard to the alternate Senatorial provisions. A prominent Democrat asserted this even- ing that he doubted whether anything could be done. Secretary John C. Pugh, when asked in reference to the matter, said that he understood that several Of the members of the committee were discussing the subject mentioned in Birmin gham, but he had nothing to say. He denied that anything officially had been said to him and that as far as he could say the chairman of the committee had not been advised of any desire for another meeting of the com mittee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Death of Loui. C;rotx.

Louis Grotz, we'll known young Mobilian, and very wealthy. died this afternoon at 3:15 at the home of his sister, Mrs. Godfrey Mertz. IS North Hamilton Street. after a prolonged ill- ness Mir. Grotz was g years of age and a native of Mobile. He was the Democratic nominee for Councilman from tke Third Ward. A brother, Fred r Grotz. and sister, Mrs. Godfrey Mertx survive him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
EnaIer RenI Eafnte.

The real estate dealers of Ensley. who have been rather quiet for the past thirty days. waiting for people to get over their holiday visits, stock taking and completion of plans for the new year. are reporting more trading and an increasing number of inquiries. Deals have already been closed this week by the several real estate men aggregating S2o,0oo. There are othar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
CASE OF THE PACKERS.
AttOrneyn Trying to Agree on stRte-
 ,,neut Of Facts.

Chicago. Jan. 25.-After a conference which lasted all day, the attorneys tn the packers case were stlll trying. when evening arrived, to come to an agreement regarding the facts Involved in the case.
 The jury was dismissed for the day carly in the afternoon and Judge Hum- phrey was informed that If an agree nent was reached 1t would be sub mitted to him in the morning.
 During the day several messages regarding the ease passed between pis. trict Attorney Morrison, who is con ducting the case here. and Attorney General Moody in Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Alabama Yfsitnrn.

Afabamians visitIng m Tthe city to- day are: R. J. Dunston. Birmingham; ]. J. wynne. Thomasyiile; E. F. Flynn, Fultons R. Del Buono. Yellow Pine; H. l.. Burgess, Beatrice: H. A. Holmes. Finehburg; w. T. Skinner. W. W. and L. A. Agee. MT. and Mrs. K. F. Agee. Mrs. Daniel Agee. Lamsof; J. R. Davis. Mt. Vernon; Fl. c. Crelly, yin- egar Bend; George Laurie of Montgom- cry: A. P. New, Selma; Percy Smith, Wilcox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
New Passenger station Opened.

The new passenger station at the head of Government Street. erected by the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad. was opened this afternoon. It is a handsome structure. It will be used by the Mobile. Jackson and Kan- sas sCity and Mobile and Bay Shore railroads jointly. This station, owing to electric railway connections. will prove a great convenience to passen- gers on the two roads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Sue. for s5.OOO Damages.

fr the Circuit Court this afternoon Fred Seabury filed a suit against the Mobile Light and Railroad Company for $5,00O. The plaintiff seeks to re- cover this amount for an alleged as- sauIt and battery upon him on Whist Ter electric car on January 21 by the conductor and motorman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
TRIED TO BRIBE INSPECTOR
". IA. Curtis Says He Was Approaches
 By Greene and Gaynor.

w. R. Curtis Says He Was Approached
 By Greene and Gaynor.
 savannah, Ga. Jan. 25.--The most in' terestinE evidence adduced at the Greene Gaynor trial today was In ref erence to a charge made by one w. K Curtis who had been an inspector on inc work being done by Greene and Ssavnor, to the effect that Greene made aneattempt to bribe him This was Tn June, 1889.
 The government introduced the cor respondence. but before 1t was read Judge speer ordered the jury to De taken from the court room pending a discussion on It's admissability. The court decided that 1t would render decision later.
 The government continued the intro duction of documentary evidence. Nearly all of the papers introduced were personal letters between Carter and Captain Greene. They referred largely to money making schemes which, Carter had under advisement and showed that he was interesting himself sometimes with GreeneN and caynor in coal, timber, paving, faii- reads inventions and other schemes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
FINANCES OF JAPAN.
Scheme of the Finance Mtniater
 Strongly Opposed.

Tokio, Jan 25.-The new Finance Minister, M Sakatani, said in the House Of Representatives today, that he proposed to convert $s0.0oo.OOo in the war taxes into permanent imports and to establish a debt with consoli- dation fund, for the services of which s55, ,000,000 would be devoted annually in addition to the Sis,00O,000 hitherto assigned for the same purpose
 Both proposals were strongly oppos- ed by the House. The premier. M, Salonji emphasized the imperative ne- cessity for a united national effort to cope with the situation created by the war and the heavy expenditure which it has entailed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

General Fred D. Grant is at the head forming of an association to peFpetu- ate the the memory of Robert Fulton, the inventor of the steamboat. It is pro posed to do this by erecting monu- meme to cost about FoOo'VVV ralsed oy popular subscription
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Safe Blower. at work.

Professional safe blowers fired me safe in the commissary of the Tennes- see Coal, Iron and Railroad Company at Potters' mines, south of Bessener, fourteen miles from Birmingham. last night. There was not cent In the safe. the money from the days busi- ness being transferred to Readers, an- other mining camp of the company. The work was done by professionals, as soap. glycerine and powder were used in cracking the safe. The books of the company were not disturbed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
NIerchnnt propn bend.

Thomas Wallace, a native of Mobile and highly respected. dropped dead at o'clock this afternoon at his store, corner of Elmira and St. Emanuel Streets. He is survived by his mother. Mrs. Annette Wallace, a brother, Perry Wallace, and sister, Miss Sarah Wall lace, who is President of the salesla- dies Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
LADIES' HOME DOCTOR.
Straight Talk to Women.

Just before you were born You were deaf, dtsrnb, blind and help- less.
 Bot after your birth, as the exter- nal world began to act opon Yous Your mind began to grow.
 The sensation of light, heat sound and pain, impressed themselves Gp- on your brain, and, as 1t received these impressions, Youf brain cells
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Denth of William Ryan.

William Ryan died this afternoon af- ter an Illness of only two days. He was 43 years of age. native of Mobile and at one time wealthy. He Is sur vived by two sisters and two broth CTS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
RUGS FROM THE ORIENT.

Two days mOre-TOday and TOmOr- row. Specially low prices on every Rug to avoid expense of shipping.
 6Obbs & Co.,, Carpet Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

The doctors decided that the portion of her brain which governed of her humb the sick So they took ou piece brain and cured her @ but when she got well she had LOST THE USE OF HER THUMB
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Thorough investigation Ordered

Several months ago license was granted a man named Ducorneap e open a saloon and operate variety shaw at the northwest corner iof Com n1erce and Conti streets. At the time there was a hue and cry by wholesale and retail merchants in that vicinity agafnst the allowing Of the place so be operated. Prediction was then made that the place would be repititioD of the s'Mascotte." a dance hall. oper- ated in the restricted district previous, ly, by the applicant for the place. Thai the fears of the protestants have been verified is borne out by the docke' at police headquarters and the many complaints lodged there recently.
 The climax was reached early this morning when three Norwegian sailors aiI well dressed and neat looking, ap- peared at police station and lodged complaint Detective Curry was in- structed to accompany the three young foretKners, only one of whom could sneak English. to the Crystal Palace inc name of the place. Here the de- teetive was pointed out young woman who, when taken to police headquar- ters. gave her name as Christina Vance, age f9. and vocation waitress. She was docketed on the dangerous and suspicious' charge, and the, proprietor of the place signed her bond for ap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
win MnIse Arsresalve Flelt.

It Is stated that an address will De issued in a few days by the leaders under E. E Conner, candidate TOT tnc s-nhe,na torial nomination, and an active campaiRn will be taken up at once The statement was made today by a nrominent follower of Mir. Conner that organization would be effected in every county in the State, and that an az srressive campaign would be waged. |. There is still considerable talk Tn re gard to the conference held a rev night since in the office of Capt trank q white Those who participated ih this conference assert that an ofssil'- ,atIon will be perfected in every ooun- t,, in inc state and a strong campaign committee will be named.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Meulnritia in County JaII.

Meningitis in County Jaii.
 There was much apprehension at the county jaii today because of the sudden illness of another negro pris- oner. who developed symptoms of spf- nal meningitis. Alarm was felt for the reason that only yesterday, William
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Once there girl who subject to cpepc fits Every tim she had fit, she felt pain In her right themb
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
HALLwoop oAsH REGIsTERs.

Were awarded ten prizes at the Georgia State Fair Why D. 'binffed" by triisf agents into buying an antiauated register at wartime prteea? "HallWood Leader ." price s125. worth S2b0. Write for terms Southern Cash Register Co.,. Atlanta. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Why Baby WiL,gIes His
 Aims and Legs
Not So Much for His Limbs Sake as for His BRAINS Sake
 So Says Science.

5egan to increase, naatpIy and become more active.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Nothing more needed show the wonderfully close relation itine between mind and muscle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

TONS and health. Somehow the who has the least little thing wrong good for much She rapidly dgen don't grow loses stamina; her brain loses power mclanchoc ed irritable, fetfu weak useles
 rnreck of herf former self
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Come to HEADQUARTERS for fertiI- iEer and, Acid PhOsphates. We will saxe you money.
 Marks & GayIe--DayrbeaI Fertilizers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Mobile Society News.

Miss Aleen Risque of St. Louis is an attractive visitor who is having great deal done for her pleasure. Mobile claims more than fieeting interest in this young lady, as she Is niece of the Brooks and Irwins. and is connect ed through her mother with the old families here Miss Risque was the guest of honor this afternoon at a buffet luncheon given by Miss Alice Barclay at her home on Spring Hill Avenue. Yellow and white narcissus and ferns decorated the parlors and dining room and seemed to reflect the sunshine that poured in through the windows A charming afternoon was enjoyed by Miss Risqhe and Misses sailie Van Antwerp. Marion Upham, Eloise and Virginia Dunlap, Rosa and Alice McPhnIips. Agnes Belle Goldshy, Mary Easley Goldsby. Lucy Hooks. Alice Frazer, oline McMillan, Clara Ross. Bessie winn, Rosa Coates. Carolee Mar tin, Alberta Garnett. Edith Winter smith.
 Miss Risque was again the guest of honor this evening when MT. and Mrs. Jesse Burke entertained for her at cards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
u.., w. NIo.by Dsaa.

uranI< W, Mosby died Ut the residence oe his daughter. Mrs. W. H. Hulsey, To 2s0s Sixth Avenue, Thursaay morning at 2 o'clock. after an illness nS several weeks with grip. MT: Mosoy ,was horn in Richmond. Va. In lSso, Ano was from one of the oldest families s.,-t,, oi tbnt state. He was related to the Clvll war hero. General Mosby ana was biynself active in the war.
 Tn 1858 MT. Mosby removed to Coluih- bns Miss, where he engaged m tne nercantile business up to the time or bis removal to this city about fourteen years ago. He married Miss Saliie WiIliams. of Columbus. He was nrominent Mason. belonging to the lodge at Columbus and was made an honorary member. exempt rom ouss' inst prior to his leaving that city. he was a devout member of the christiah
 He is survived by his wife and two children. Mrs. w. H. Hulsey, Of lhis citv. and Mir. Dan Mosby, of Columbus, Ali were at his bedside when the eno came. The remains were carried 70 Columbus for interment at 10;2O o'clock Thursday evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

st as when baby, yoa onconsciOusy yourself bud ceIso, that you weak in another vital portion of economy yoa should carefully yourself bod up sick This You do with CADU the great specific for women disc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Another leaf in Miss Lettiee Clark's chaplet of honors was the luncheon given for her this afternoon by Miss Mary Rich. Miss Rich. as fair as the sweetest rose, presided over table beautiful with pink roses. cut-giass and silver at every plate, festive and graceful figure of a pretty girl In pink marked the place of the guest. In ad- dition to Miss Clark, there were pres ent Misses Morris Clarke, Aline St. John, Lucille overall. Jennie McGla- thery. Ida Richardson, Clara Ross, Bes-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
ENGRAVING.

THE BEST-Send your work here for sat- | lsfactory retults and quick execution: an known processes The Advertiser Engrav-
 ing Co.,. phone s6L Montgomery Ala. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Miss Rosa Lyons was the hostess of the Discards this afternoon, and of the following substitutes: Mrs. M. F. kirkbrida, Mrs, E. D. Bondurant, Mrs. Percy Finlay, Mrs. F. P. Davis. Mrs. W. F. Tebbetts and Mrs. A. W. Brooks. The three prizes were won by Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Kirkbride and Miss Bare.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Strike situation.

At 1 o'clock the afternoon of Decem- Der 2t. all of the union job printers employed in this city walked out. The walk-out was for the purpose of hay ing the eight-hour day recognized. Of the then eight job offices. two consent ed to the demand, ono acquiesced later and five remained steadfast in their re- fusal to comply with the demands of the International Typographical Union
 Interviews this morning elicited the following statements from both sides:
 For the employers. S. McRea, of the Commercial Printing Company. said:
 We are in good condition. By Mon day we will have enough printers to do all the work of the five holding out >frms. At present We are slightly handicapped, but by concentration of forces are getting out the work in the shops"
 For the union the following was gleaned: "A number of our men have secured lucrative positions in other cities. The locked-out men. with fam tlies, are receiving sufficient to support their needs, aside from occasional em- ployment. The single men arc receiv- ing $S per week. We arc confident of ultimate suecess."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Taken to Hot sprtngs.

odieer Ray Gtll. of the Hot Springs police department, is in the city to take charge of Clarence Hale, who is alleg- ed to be wanted in that city on the charge of forgery.
 The officer brought with him a let ter from the Chief of the Hot Springs department and in this communication the specific actions of HalC are laid forth. It is stated that Hale was em- ployed by Van Patten and Horn. of chat city. and had received a pay cheek for $1125. He forged six duplicates of this pay check and received payment from six different parties. so 1t Is alleged. The officer returned to Hot Springs to- night as Hale was willing to return without requisition papers.
 Hale was arrested by Lieutenant Eagan of the local police department. and the officer from Hot Springs states that he is greatly indebted to this officer for the arrest as Hale had not been heard of since December. when 1t is alleged he committed the offunse.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

RUGS FHUM FtFN UNHENn'
 Two days mOre-rOday and TOmOr" rovv. specially low prices on every Rup to avoid expense of shipping.
 C,obbs & Co.,, Carpet Department
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Wine of Carda pUre harmless medicine, extracted from certain plants which act cuatveY the female the gs brain acted the thumb. That i CaFd general medicine but peec medicine for all troube originating in the female organs
 thus such special female complaints backaehe sick head ache, periodical palms, dragging sensations womb roub irregular mense, ovarian diseases,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
saIscEI.I.A NEOUs.

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 TEXAS needs you--You need Texas, Write for free copy of Opportunities" It tells how. southwestern Investment Company. North Texas Building. Dallas, Texas. 3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
Cardtti h,1ilds weak

Cardu bUd weak into song healthy, teaut spcc- of their and does by scientific methods which bring about safe and certain resuts.
 Wine of Cardui womans pleasant ree from sickness and sUfferng. It s sold at every drug store in $1Oo bottles.
 Tryh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
coal Miners Prospering.


 The month of January promises to he one of the best for over year ana a half in point of production at the coal mines in the EusleS and Pratt City districts. Yesterday was one or the best days during the month. while coal operators at other mines are eonipiaih- ins og a curtailneut In output, due partly to a shortage of railroad equip nlent.
 The mines in the Ensley and Pratt City territory arc moving their output right along. This absence Of any hin- drance is accounted for in the Tact that over a hundred carloads or coal arc used in local plants at Ensley. The short haul gives the Pratt mines decided advantage and in this adYan- tage production of coal is being grad ualiy increased so that by the end of the year there will be a much larger output than for some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
! pearance in the Recorders court this

pearance in the Recorders court this morning.
 When the case was called this morn ing the young woman appeared. The spokesman for the trio of complain ants, claimed to have paid a certain sum and his companions a similar amount for. Judgement The lodging was not forthcoming, as stipulated. Lieutenant Davis of the police depart ment stated to the court that this was the sixth complaint lodged with him of similar transactions, within the week. Recorded McAleer ordered the case continued until tomorrow. and q full and thorough Investigation made
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26
RUGs FROM THE ORIENT.

Mrs. Malvino caro of Pensacola Ii visiting Mrs F. R. Wing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Mir and Mrs. c. A. Cavanello an- nounce the marriage of their daughter. Grace Elizabeth, to Mir. Louis R. Harri- son. which will take place Wednesday. January 31st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

cARD--Patients drsiring admissi-1 to the eurs esrss Sy teispho;nx NIT Msyt nay sa
 nurse In ehaFgat at phone T22. 1font- canary InfaEaaEy. wsa-Rri-sn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Mrs. Joseph Clinton will entertain at cards next Tuesday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Misses Mamie and Ella Holloman left today for a visit to Moss Point.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Mrs. Duke Goodman has issued in- vitatlons to an afternoon tea to be giv- en Tuesday afternoon in compliment to her, guest, Mrs P. P. Deemers of Port Limon, c. R.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Miss Gladys Randall Of opelousas. La, has arrived to visit her cousin. Miss Lucille Overall, and will remain until after the Carnival
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

The Young Matrons' Euchre club was entertained this afternoon by Mrs. Norman Meyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Judge and Mrs. Harry Toulmin gave card party at their home at Spring Hill this evening in compliment to their two guests. Mss Mary Huger of Annis- ton and Miss Pegues.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

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 J. Keynton contractins Company. If WE WANi--Ycur typewriter bLsiuesA our sale rental and repaif service sR unsurpass- ed. Supplies for all maehtres Terry 6 nayant fl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Miss Fanny May Futile is now the guest of Mrs. Stuart Jones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

Miss Natalie Hutton has gone to Ft. Barancas to visit friends. She will be absent about two weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-26

wANTED--To sell real estate, city business property. dwellings, suburban tenements and farms. We have the customers. If you desire qufck trade. list such with us. Chan dier & Douglass. R
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