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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
o'DoSNELL CHOSEN
As Leader cf Holy Cro~e Eleven for
 Ioos.

Worcester. Dsc Ii.--Cleo O'Don- nell 'es. vas unanimously chosen captain of the Holy Cro<s football team for next rear. st a meeting held Sunday. His only opponent was Francis Pzliotti. who withdrew be- fore the haIlotinE haEzr-
 O'DounelI cones from Charles town- He vzs a member of the Bos- ton Latin base ball and football team before coming to Holy CrossL h lscf he wss regarded a one Of the bes< tsekisrs that ever playsd ca c Holy Cros team In lees ke 6fd rot play. but dzrinx the past season he pzs up . brilliant ezse sf end Jsrzes k- NsExfelt- sS. of Ec<klxz<. - e1nugn manaGsr. ss1 D. cU9e DDcA - sf no1eso- Me. ouoB<1n<
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
MULDooN TO WHISTLE BECKER.

New York, Dec 11.--Young Null doom, champion lightweight wrestler of New York, and Frank Becker, an- other clever wrestler. will meet for a side bet at Uris's hall on Fulton street, Brooklyn, tomorrow night. They will wrestle to finish, and the winner of two out of three falls will get the money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

E. c. Dewitt & Co of Chicago. at whose laboratory Kodol is prepared. assure us that this remarkable dt-I gestant and corrective for the stou-l ach conforms fully to all proviejon6 of the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by H. w. Lake Drug Co, Joseph A. Smith. s26 Bank street. Brooklyn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

Cured Lung Trouble and Cough.
 wss cured of lung trouble and cough hy Father Johns Medicine. fsieneib F s. Daly. 55s Wood avenue. Reading Ps-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
DORIAN AND KEYEs FIGHT DRAW

wilkesbarre. Pa. Dec 11.-Johnny Dohan of New York and Bert Reyes of Philadelphia boxed fast six round go before the Peerless Athletic club last night It was a draw be- cause both men were on their feet at the finish. but Dohan in the sixfh put Reyes down twice for the count and had his man weak and grogxy when the bell rang.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
LAvIGNE no RE-ENrER RIyc

Kid Lavigne. the old time light weight champion, has decided to re- enter the ring With this object in view he is training hard at the De- troit Athletic club. He is in good physical condition and is anxious to meet Young Corbett.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11
sl, p.r nirrri. ert.s.

NEW YORK. Der. il-T~eivs of the original sixteen teams remained h the six days bscycie rscs af Madison square GardenL A thirteenth team v.s made ID of T. Be;eH of the Be5eIl brotheFs cSnabizstiou and wsIth51r. partner of NeLsan. vhs dsubsed up aftr tier origizal parsnEs had bss. o htursd co ts be esopezs1 e p9- nansn<iy rsffrs fFs8 the rsca ns tenn had made ct re7u 10 nf,a
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

Cnuunsuee<, the f6sal msdie1ns eor fhe little ouesL ContAins 10 cpiatssL Conforms fully with National Purx Food and DruG Lsr- Write E- C. Dewitt c Co. Chjc4<o. lll- for kke
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

For ck.ppsd ssx cr,<xs< k.nss ct psw1st's v7t<1 Hassl nnlvs. ees1 hB ~ iss ts,, sIoC psss . e ssss A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-11

Be good to your old cot. t vilI look better and feel better with shapely trousers underneath.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
PHONE Il! |E!3E EIIEIEI1|;g EEE|RsEa

ned with the success of the canvass so far. One half of the amount has been subscribed and not one half of the list of prominent business people Of Montgomery has been seen. Indeed. many of those who are expected to be the largest subscribers have not as yet turned in the amodnt of their subscriptions.
 MT. Vandiver is felicitating himself ana Montgomery on the fact that the farmers of Alabama are taking a hearty and active interest i nthe success of the fair. On account of the sup posed interest that the farmers would take the value of shares of stock was fixed at only $10. fs Is expected that after canvass of the business peo- pie of Montgomery an appeal will be made direct to the farmers
 This is on the idea that the fair of the Alabama Agricultural Associa- . tion Is not for Montgomery alone. if is in the interest of the entire agricultural section or Alabama and will reap large benefits for them.
 The fair is now considered assured and with the beginning of the week the canvass will he pushed with every energy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
ORGANIZED FOR FAIR
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION IS
 MADE PERMANENT.
|xzaIs os The Capital stock Has Been
 Taken and Farmers are Inter- ested-AnnuaI Exhibits in Montgomery.

The Alabama Agricultural Associa- lion was yesterday formally ana ana nermanently organized with capital etocK of s5o.OOO of which $25.OOO has bsen subscribed, and as soon as the Additional stock is subscribed. officers The Association announces that its urinary object is to promote an enterest in agriculture in. Alabama. Fts other object is the holding Of fairs hnd exhibits in Montgomery.
 No election of officers will be had ruth the entire s5O,ooo in stock has an subscribed. As soon as this is
 ,a meeting of the shareholders
 il be held, officers elected and the
 icles of incorporation filed.
 n the meantime the committees ap-
 nted bv the executive board of the
 sociation to canvass for subscrip
 ns will continue actively at work
 tiI the full amount is subscribed,
 sirtnon w. F. Vandiver of the
 Ecutiva Committee said yesterday
 arnosn that he was greatly grati
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
NEW sTEAMsHIP COMPANIES.

Mobile Concerns File Certificates at
 Capitol.
 The Thacker Brothers Steamship Company of Mobile yesterday filed mo- tice with the Secretary of state that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

fled notice of incorporation with the Secretary of State, It has capital Of S50.000, and proposes to promote a town at Calera. s. A. Thorson and others are incorporators
 Other notices of incorporation have been filed with the Secretary of State as follows:
 Smith Mercantile Company Marion Junction, capital $50, 1000, incorporators. M F. Smith, ". J. Gilmer. F. T. Gill mer and Hugh Hopper
 TimesrNews Printing Company Gadsden; capital. s25.o mcorpora- tors, W. NJ. Meeks, C. F. N ks, J. R. McMullen and others
 Greensboro Timber and Development Company. Greensboro. capital stock, SlO.O0O; incorporators. A. Lawson, ]. 10. Sherrod and Charles Lichtman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

|, has an office at Mobile. with Ashbel Hubbard. agent. It is Jersey City The Planters Steamship Company of Mason City, Iowa. has also established an office in Mobile, with George r. smith and H. W. Baxter m charse: Srsasa two men are also in charge of thn Nfohile office of the Banana Crow ars ,Tononany of Mason City, Iowa.
 Tbo Calera Townsite Company has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
BonkrvDt SOIe.

Notice is hereby given that as rsealvsf of the bankrupt estate of C. H. ArFinRtoa. ! will sell ct public outcry for caAh te. shs highest bidder during the legal hours of eai4, in front of tha storehousa recently oeeupt- ed by C.. II, Arlington. in LouisVtlea Ala bama, on Thursday. the SLh day of Februa- rg, 1906: the following property:
 One entire stock of goode WHreB and naar- chandise. store fixtures and furniture con- tAined in a storehousa recently occuDisd by |. H. Arlington In the town o9 LouisviiiA Barbour County. Alabama. said property being the stock of goods of C. H. Arrlngton and amounting Go about &i. 0-0o, and con sistinK Of line of general merchandisA
 The said stock of goods win be sold under and by virtue of an order issnsd 70 me out Of the District Court of tho United states for the Middle District of Alabama. in Bankruptcy. whereby I am commanded tS Dated ted this the 5nd day of February. 1eee
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
Executive Appointments.

These minor appointment5 WeT' made yesterday bt Governor Jelks:
 Notaries Public and Justices of the Peace-J. A. Merritt Gabbert. W. R. Shearron. Alpha: C. B. Coon, Phoenix W. E. Russell, Somerville.
 Constables-J. B. Keith. Geneva; w F. smoiey. Beat 8. Tuscaloosa county.
 Notaries Public-L. NJ. Smith, Jas per; Lucille A Williams. Birmingham S. L. Hollon. Beat 10, Autauga county ". W. Deal, Mantua, J, J. Walker. Ems
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
THE CITY COURT.
Roth Divisions Will Begin February
 Term Tomorrow.

The October term Of the City Court was adjourned sine die at o'clock yesterday afternoon. the docket of that term having been disposed of. The February term Of the City Court will begin at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning The Grand Jury will be organized before Judge w. Fl. Thomas. of the Criminal Division, at 12 o'clock, Judge A. D, Sayre, presiding over the Civil Division, will take up the civil docket a 10 o'clock. There are a great mum Der of important eases to come mp be- fore the City Court at the February term in both divisions of the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
EducntIon Jn Inc pbiIIppines,

Dr. N c. Brinck. deputy superintendent general of education of the Philippines, says that the islands shave sso American teach CTS, 5000 native teachers and more than 5o.ooo native pupils, like Japanese in intei- tectua1 readiness and keenness
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

ley: J. w MeFee, Birmingham; walter
 McNeill. Ensley; Herbert Levy and A. ND Peck. Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

The wagons of one of London's leading breweries now traverse the streets bearing the motion "Thinkest thou because thou art virtuous there shall be no more cakes and a!e?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04

You don't have to wait for the Won deFful DRybreak Fertilizers and Acid Phosphates. Tmmedint- delivery,
 Marks < Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-04
DIR. BULHANAH. THk seEC4AlIsR
 Troats Withont the Knifn

Diseases or women piles. fistula, esrla. tyre. skin. kidney. bladder. priVE.s and reS- tinn treated with elcctricityi typhils cana treatment as Hot Springs; electrical ont1ie complete, nurse in constant hfteMaRnaa.
 Hours g to g. office over Randy NiEaAaA, ieA Dexter AVsnua Montgomery Ala
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Senator Frye of Maine.

tSomerSct Reporter
Probably the most popular man in the
United States Senate today is Hon Vim.
l.. frYr-"Bill Frye OF Maine" :.S he. is
famil!aIlv and ;.ffeCtionatcly called. ir
is ~ Years old. graduated from Bowdoin
College at me age of -. qualified as n
l;wyer ma entered politics At once. He
became Register of Probate. Mayor nf
IT, Nislnn. and Attorney General of the
State. ii.. Was sent To Congress in lh1l,
and has been there ever since. serving ten
Years it Iht- House. and after that i'll the
Senate. Term after term lee has been re-
nominated and reelected without his he
ing obliged To come home and look after
his fences" Re it said IL his cv. rlaSting
honor. after serving all This time he is
not Il rich man today. Next To Blaine. in
th" strenuous campaign, i'll Maine, i'll
which The most vital issues were, dis
cItSStd, Frye WAS the greatest stump
speak, / that ever appeared III thu STATE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
Murder Trials VS.. Lynch Law.

Y
The NOrthy murirl trlil al Augusta
dfags Wtaiily on, i'll, with revoltinS de-
tails which "re rchearHed .Vcr and 0vel
again. Even the position ana appearance
in death of the unfortunate NOmg mar
W"r" acted ont i'm the courtroom and tn.
skull and scalp displayed in Il manner
which can yield but little il any real in-
formation to the Jurors, but ~ hich cannot
fail !" he detrimental to the number ol
Wcak-mindcd and Suggcstion-SuScep.ibl
people who frequent the court room oi
%reedlY read the detailed account in the
daily papers. We are quite unfamiliar witt
rules OF evidence and methods of court
procedure but il Il murder trial makes
necessary such spectacrcS as have been
rchearScd at Augusta. for the past two
weeks, We shall. be inclined to acknoWl-
edge that lynch law is more dignified and
becoming To A cultured and sensitive p-o-
nle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
A s1.0OO.O0o Benefit Fund

Ne2rly N.@0.@N has been raised in This
country for the relief of the oppressed in
Russia and such an amount. if nroperIv
distributed. cannot fail to afford relief IN
thousands Of destitute families II you
want relief from any ailment brought an
by Gver-c3ting or the result OF = veal,
stomach and inactive liver we urgently
recommend n trial N Hostetter's Stomach
Filters. Ir thousands OF homes iteis al.
main standby because il has alwavs her
found safe and reliable and always gives
prompt relief. Many cases of stomach
troubles have been cured by the Ritter.
ater other remedies had failed There.
cures sick headache, fatuiepcy heart'
hnn. coSsivencss. dyspepsia. intiisestion
moor 7ppaifte, spring fever. female, M :,
malaria, fever and agsie. -.e =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

TIN death of senator ii"ar did not
lrny, the birds ur aeSachusetts with
ont powerful friends. Here is an eN-
tract from the Arb"r Day appeal "f
Governor Guild which should u" read
to every child at school and AT home
"l.ct the children be taught that every
slrg they take from the nests Of the
ur Massachusetts. lhrans one less
winged crusader against the gypsy
moth. the browntail moth and the
crawling pests that destroy the food ol
the rcopl" and the beauty Of the land.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

France a.sn has a coal strike ON its
bands. there being now Sh.oo0 miners on
u strike in it's coal fields. The num-
Der bears but slight proportion I" the
strikers in this country, though il is
quite ~ large in proportion to the dit-
ference in the coal area. The demand
uf tine French min"r is for $l.i0 per
pai iSon with that nf the American
miner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

speech OF Governor Cobb before the
Deering Club of Portland. great
speech. We look upon ii as one of
the most important events in the hrs
tory Of Maine: Every voter should
read it through.
great issue must be decided by the
people Of Maine. Here is the Chief
Executive of the State boldly facing
the issue, stating unequvocally where
he stands. and ready To take the con-
sequences. This is an admirable
speech. Read il through. Then let's
give the Governor credit for telling
rnequivocally where he is and see how
far We can agree with him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

There is a great difference between
municipal ownership and municipal
operation. ssChicago realized this diff
ference i'm the case of its street railway
system. and while it voted in favor of
municipal ownership OF the system it
, buried under an adverse majority of
sl4 900 votes the scheme of municipal
operation. The verdict of the GiaSE0A
expert that municipal operation tst0nid
prove failure in Chicago had much
weight. The vote of Chicago, this
week. if carried out will leave the city
in about the same shape as Boston Is.
regarding its subways. with the addi-
ton that Chicago may equip the lines
and allow Incorporation to be per-
formed hy private enterprise under 4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

From the headquarters Of the Simpli-
fled Spelling Board comes circular No.
! and as long as Mr.. CarneSie's funds
hold out the crusade will doubtless be
continued. Anyway the antics of the
''reformers'' will amuse those who
watch them and no serious harm will
more seriously IL its members were
consistent to apply their "nu" spelling
to their own names and sign their
names thus: Androo karnage, Richud
Watsn Gildr. Wilyum Jamz. Tomus
I.ownsbre. Brandr Mathooz, Niklus
Murc Butlr etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
Personal Notes

Jonn l.. Snyder, a Saro
York su ST. PERMISSION to take th,'an' ths' has
ioiN state bar examination the New
hev Alexis w, Stein -
in nlac" cniplain of CoIumb;ao oesh f chosen
resigned ahn,,t n: {. vanderwatarve
ST Andrews Univer.,,,'
mas conferred the deomN' or Glasgow
laws laws on Miss Agnes I,1,t' OF Doctor .;
'i,te n college, Cambridge Maesn dean of Rad.
Governor Charles "A p,u mass
as p announced his ell of Vermont
iSapSolican M Sonn nomination nfnonddacy fnu dcy for ths
:, 'oiu 'a vermont District ctohsress from
MGR generally expected ~.
OF tba maru dsn r. Hurley. ,.a slat Rt. Re,
selected G1v as the q Portland, Ma geners
succeed Archbishop sGSp 0,p of Portla.
Ambassador Reid ,,,,, Sonnen.
II ~ esent TO Captain Rota,n. next Mona
tion Of 1aoo,e 2. the British Ant. Scott. csy
himsby' " ths tso-i the gold marstic mads,tic exndi
| ciety.' '"e american Geosraa Gai |. .voted |"
FCarolps n, it4.i.l,.4 pi''cai so, g
cd by ex-Empsr,",:ss s,,: who h was co,,,.,
Portrait of ih'Iss the pSnd dEggenie to ttoomnmaisson,
nla,na lsss IS f,na, of Battaaw wedding - a
| rived in MS task. and the ng, has to
bah,n9 number of younp - ar
gressman movement to ale aluma
York city. itefpert te per A. rsoomninats cre are
ration, to be nsds MAJ seat in the y,ss New N
'+,a'or r Depew's term ncant s IN Jun 'orpo-
h,G,sge George croal.. who as as fellow When
,,.,iny ruaiaay recently. is celebrated
havinh. and enjoys ainburgh.S sSth
He was Ien presa, 2 friend Of s S;r distAs Oldest
Scott avowed av"' hss at the dinnmsaaasr maasrSS Sco,a,f af
"Waverly'' series is :, authorsh;s wh,.us.
frederick w uaoseis ~ the.
been nams1 doalsht-
E EEtpresep'd doctrine ofe N
po:rse Of Mi-o-na. xsSi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

1t is noticed that great many news
papers are calling attention to the Ma
tional Red Cross Society work in con-
nection with the Japanese famine suf-
fereIs and asking that contributions be
sent TO Jacob II. Schiff who happens to
be the treasurer of the New York State
Branch. Parties in Maine desiring tc
make contributions can Just as well
send to Frederic F. Boothby. treasurer
state of Maine Branch. Portland. Me.
and same will be transmitted through
exactly the same channels as that sen,
To Mr.. Schiff. The annual dues in
| connection with the State of Maine
ERranCh of the National Red Cross al
which Mrs. Eugene Hale is president
are but sl.00 per year and it is earnest
ly desired that the list of members b,
augmented so that it shall eventuall,
| reach 500 or more and any persons de
string 10 join can signify the same b!
sending the amount Of their dues I,
Col BoothBy1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

"NboIi%h the newspapers. the capl-
tahsts.- thc laws ami the government.
This IS the mild aud modest program
Of the New York Anarchist. When
taty have diaposrd of these little pre-
lininarivs they viii settle down I"
business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

No actress is in it now unless shs' is
operated on for appendicitis. The fad
has hccn a little late in reaching the
stage but It is now being worked for
all il Is worth. # is a welcome change
from the diamond rohhcrIcs and the di-
NorCa stories.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09
Driven to Drink.


O:Iddeiord JoufnalD
\ man named DomrnicinantoniO DafIlSo
WAS halrd before Il Portland tribunal
Monday, and fined one hundred dollars
and nn"-half costs fof having liquor in-
lawfully il his possession. EYidentlN> the
court failed to take into considers ton the
undoubted fact that Il man with SnCh Il
ranHe ought to ht- allowed TO take some
thing for il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

Tie Golden Greyhound" novel by
Dwight Tilton, author Of Miss Petit.
coats etc. illustrated by +. Pollak: u
mo. cloth with gold: Price $l.50. Bos-
ton: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Co.
Ine Golden Greyhound" is a story
tnat mas the charm Of being outside of
conVehtional lines. 1t has an original
ptnt. me element of mystery, and a de-
hsflful little love story, embraced i'm a
narrative rapid in movement. spritely
IN style. and Of absorbing interest
There is not a dull page from cover IN
cover. The hero IS an impuIsives .o,,r
aSe"us young New York man. the nos
SCISSOR OF large wealth, and a graduate
of faie where he distinguished himself
laarIpg HsS%course by his powers in
Iathtetrs. His devoted valet and in.
separable compaaion, is a young mar
from & Down East farm. a characte,
very skllfully drawn, and almost a,
interesting as the hero himself.
INFATUATED by the beautiful face n
a young woman, the youup NH
lionaire, in al spirit of canric,
anu accompanied by his valet
| ioiioW3' her on board an AtIanti
| iiher' which is carrying around a larg
Snipineht OF gold to take up big Rus
sian bond issue. The attempt of
parry OF bold copspirators to secur
TINS gold. and the manner in whic,
the young hero was able to discova
and Illustrate this burpa.e make nm
story abound;ng In exciting 4inciden
%and striking situations. 5Tirrourbou
Xe pages runs the current Of So,
:efs Nor' which findSrits best e;,p,1 ="
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

ton that i'll 1910 the production OF
American crops per acre will be double
what it was in 1900. Here's hoping he
is a good prophet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-09

George Edward WOodberry.i the ~ ayy
thor. wAo spent the winter In Tmsds.5 has
started for Palermo. from which rlsf7td n;
will doubtless visit TaOrminar or which
h" once wrote a description to he count
ed among the finest pieces Of artistic
prose ever produced in America.