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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
A MeetInr of League.

President Kavanaugh has Issued the official call for the annual sprint meet ing of the Southern League, which will he held in New Orleans Feb, g and 24. T5e most important matters to be con- sidered are the ad9ptip9n pT.s3d.a of sqedule naugh is now preparing schedule under which the season will start five days earlier than heretofore. The scReduie contemplates opening th,e sea %est on April 15. The schedule also contemplates Fourth of July i,.!,; games in in and Atlanta The matter of adoption of f'I revised constitution will be sub With the rulings of the the National Ma on G9m; faatmTes President Kavanaugh's plan
 require club. t9 Zoo GeWfn W3 Tthn Td iDc69 the Iat porated in in the constitution. The Little Rocks have signed Charles cMNcK,eon, and ci9einnati teams st to DI1on 9lay in the bP n been signed to play short. He has played in the city t le9gu9Tsa Sy Ta in v5hE Chicago ola Little Rock catcher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
LitfIe GirI Rnrneh.

The five year old daughter of Walter Price was terribly burned yesterday. The child's clothing was ignited when she reached for something on the mantlepiece and before help arrived her face had been disrigured. She Is in a critical condition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
For Custody of ChiIdren.

A writ of habeas corpus for the cus- tody O. his grand children was issued by Probate Judge Lawler yesterday to Henry Crutcher. Tn his petition for the issuance of the paper, Crutcher claimed that his son died recently ow- ing sum of money to Ed Nance and that Nance was holding the children In reonage for the payment of the debt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR LEiIsLATUKE.

hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for Member Lower House Alabama Legislature from Montgomery, Countv suoiect 10 the action of the Demo cratic Party. ~ GASTON GUNTER-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
Tennessee Valley Doctors.

The triennial session Of the Tennes-. zee Valley Medical Association will he held in New Decatur February 13 and IA. pr. M. R. Moorman, the secretary of the association, has announced the following program:
 Tuesday Subject Tuberculosis: Diagnosis and treatment, J. F. Myers of Decatur; Pathology, W. M. Murray of New Decatur; Treatment, R. l.. Penn of Basham; Microscopical speci- mems, H. c. Mckee of Hartselle; Clinic, F. T. Petty of New Decatur; Volunteer papers and discussion.
 ednesday-Specifie urethitis, Paul Rigney of Gurley; Rheumatism, J. J. Horton of Huntsville, Syphilis, J. F. Burnam of Huntsville; Carcinoma of the breast, F. E. Baldridge of Hunts vile; Complications of typhoid fever, Edgar Rand of Huntsville; volunteer papers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR SENATOR.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination for Senator. from the Twenty-eighth District. composed of Mont gomery County; subject to the action of the Democratic primary. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR LLGlsl.AlIURE.

hereby announce myself candidate for Representative in the Legislature from Montgomery County. subject to the action of the Democratic primary,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
EARLY PRIMARIES
THIS SEEMS SENTIMENT OF THE
 EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Tn Event of His Nomination Fer Legis- Intor In Madison County, John H. Wallace Will Re Candidnte
 For Speaker.

Huntsville, Feb. 9.--fSpeciaL) )---There Is a strong sentiment in favor Of Congressional District in favor of holding early primaries to nominate a candidate for Congress and to select candidates for the State Senate, the House of Representatives and county officers. The district committee will likely soon obtain the views of the several county chairmen, which 1t is stated will favor an early primary, and fix the date which will be con- formed to by the county committees. It is urged that the county candidates and the people generally do not care to drag through a canvass to August 27, the date fixed for the state prt- mary. and aside from this the candi- dates are desirious of avoiding the entanglements of being mixed up with state issues.
 7 The friends of Hon. John H. Wallace. Jr, who is a candidate for representa- tive from Madison County will pre- sent his name as an aspirant to the speakership in the event he is nomin- ated, which is very likely. Mir. Wal lace has been a member of two regu- lar and one extra sessions of the legis lature and took high stand, display ing a quality of leadership that caus- ed him to be regarded as one of the strongest meh Tn either branch of the legislature He is a brilliant orator and an accomplished parliamentarian and is regarded by has friends as the best man in the state for the honor. i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
.yE@SG sESEsY
FOR sA..AroR.

hereby announce myself a Ganuidate for state Senator from the twenty-eighth dls- tr1eI composed of the county of MOntgom- cry, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. CHARLES B. TEASLEY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR LEGIsLATURE.

hereby announce as candidate for as member of House of Repre- sentatiyes of Alabama Legislature. from Montgomery County. subject to the action Of the pemoeEatie Party ,.rvsoN ',
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR LEGISLATURE.

I hereby announce myself candidate for Representative in the Legislature from Montgomery County, subject to the action VI '-'~ -'-ON TYLER GOODWIN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
tOR sHEalIkk.

hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for Sheriff of MoptEomer County subject to the action of the Demo cratic Pary. &. S. BELSER-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR sRERIFF.

am a candidate for the DemocI atic nom nation for Sheriff of Montgomery County. and ask the support of the Democratic vot-
 JACK TAYLOR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
Chadwick on the Rules.

HenFg DHaUWIUH T-- Now is the time to discuss the question n, arnS,6ing the playing code of rules of basebalI and they need changes badly Ia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR LEGIsLATUkfI.

T hereby announce myself a candidate for Representative ia the Legislature from of the Democratic primary"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself candidate for the nomination for Sheriff of Montgomery County. subject to the action of the Demo cratic primary
 GEORGE M. POWELL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR MONUMENT FUND.

"My Tom Boy Girl" at Bijou.
 Matinee Today. Prices I5, 25, 35,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
FOR LEGISLATURE.

hereby announce my candidacy for nom inAtion by the Democratic Party of Mont gonnery County for Representative in the "S~' tSs'1'rfA'S v fNsTtW A. HAYNES.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10

All the American League teams have de- cided upon Southern training quarters. The washingtons will so to Charlottesville; New York to Birmingham, Boston to Macon. St. Louis Browns to Dallas Philadelphia Ath- letics to Montgomery, Chicago to New orleans Cleveland to Atlanta. and petroits to Augusta. All will start for their camps early in March.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-10
Gift From Representative... .

"Mx Tom Boy Girl" at Bijou.
 Matinee Today. Prices 15, 25, 5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-09
IF EVER THERE WAS A TIME

If ever there was time when tie door OF OPP
portunity was flung wide open to town, that time IS
now in Chickasha.
If ever there was time when brilliant prospects
should encourage people and inspire them to effort
that time is now in Chickasha.
If ever there was time when the people Of
chickasha should be awake, aroused, united for an
aggressive forward movement, that time is now.
If ever there was time when every citizen
should pvt his shoulder to the wheel, when none
should hold back when all should push forward, that
time is now.
If ever there was time VIXEN we should reach
out for larger things, for people industries capi-
tai, railroads for municipal improvements, for all
the good things in sight, that time is now.
If ever there was time when should nail to
the cross the deadheads knockers and nogoods that
ting IS now. We don't need en-, they're in the
way
If ever there was time for action, for doing
things for hard work inspired by the hope Of reaping
large harvest for devOtng our brains, our time and
money to the serious purpose Of deliberately making
city out Of Chickasha that time isnow.
IN the language cf John J. ingalls,, "Opportun-
ity speaks to US:
Master Of human destinies am II
Fame, love and fortune on my footsteps wait
Cities and fields walk, penetrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing by
Hovel and mart and palace, soon or late
/ knock unbidden once at every gate
If sleeping wake; if feasting; rise before
turn away. It is the hour Of fate,
And they who follow reach every state
Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt OF hesitate
Condemned to failure, penury and woe
Seek me in vain and uselessly impore
/ answer not and return more.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-09

By the resignation Of Mart Louthan the city
council loses one Of its abests and most aggressive
members. 1t will be difficult to find man Of equal
abilities who will give much Of his time to the city
As he has Lanthan was never on the fence any pro-
position and he was never slow to express his con-
necti.n He has the ginger and get-up necessary to
make asuccessfu city sOlon and his presence never
failed to enliven the council proceedings Mr. Loutn-
an retres with record of efficient faithful service
behind him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-09

And now the dog problem threatens to become
one Of the paramount issues beforelthe city council
Peope in the vicinity Of the city pound complain that
the ours have not the slightest conception Of the pur
pose for which the night intended but are possessed
of hedea that main object Of their existence is to bay
the moon and disturb the sweet sumbers of the hu
man species 1t has been suggested that chief Hop
kins be granted franchise for dog factory with
the exclusive rights for the manufacture Of choice
family sausage. This is doggone good idea
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-09

developments may DC - APC@lNu-
"Chickasha people don't think enough OF their
town." said a visitor from the north you don't
half realize your prospects aud possibilities. The
town locks mighty good to me" revival Of town
pride would be good thing in this community
During the discussion of the electric light fran
chise watts and 'kilowatts' were much in evid-
ence. A spectator inquired watts the difference
All will now join in the chorus-Bro. Jones please
hist the tune--"only waiting, waiting, waiting for
for statehood
good cleaning up tor Chickasha will be salu-
tary movement-keep it going till all the bugteria
are put out Of business.
The reople Of Chickasha will have electricity to
burn when a few more plants are started.
Wait till statehood is our very own and then see
the politicians swarm.
Good afternoon have you paid your street taxi
Look at the list and see?
900
Chickasha, 10000 population, 1910. twill Be
easy II we 60 after EN-.
600
Chickasha dirt looks pretty good to oinvestors.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-03-09

Attorney Hadley is about TO coax Bro Standard
out of his she'll Rockefelers attorneys say tney are
ready to cough up the information desired BY MI
Hadley. Now If some method Of refreshing Rodger' 5
memory can be discovered, some really interesting
developments may be expected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
SITE sELECTED,I

Grand Forks, nv, I'D !, March II. The
site of the Great Northern's new
freight depot at Grand Forks has been
surveyed from ground plans received
from St. Paul several days ago, ami the
plans for the complete structure are
expected Within q few days at the most.
The building will be 400 by So feet in
size, without wide platforms The
building will be at the corner oi
Eighth street and International ave-
niue, the entrance to the new depot be-
ing from international avenue. III viii
run across Ninth street, which will be
vacated for about half a block, the
west end being ait the north line
track Tracks will be run into the
Station between the building and Al
.pha avenue and the company will
have considerable space between
the tracks and lpha avenue III or ware.
house purposes, having purchased the
entire block bounded by international
and Alpha avenues, Eighth street and
extending westward UP to the com
pany's right-of-Way.
I'd
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
ALLEGED HOLD DUP ARTIST
WILL BE TAKEN TO FORKS

Grand Forks, N. D., March ia TT j..
Fordham viii be e.zreturned to Grand
Forks on a bench warrant issued by
Judge Fisk, and required to stand trial
ON charge of highway robbery.
Fordham gained some notoriety two
years ago, when he was arrested on a
charge Of highway robbery, being ac-
cused of holding up several men near
Larimore. He had several accomplices,
but Fordiam was the only one who was
held, being convicted and sentenced to
two and a half years in the penitentiary.
Geo: "a. Bangs put tip a cash bond OF
$3.50, and argued motion for a new
trial before Judge Fisk, with the result
that the new trial was granted 4
States Attorney J..33B. Winerrlan ap-
pealed to the supreme court from
Judge Fisk's order granting a new
trial, and the supreme court reversed
Judge Fisk In the meantime Fordhanl
had disappeared. and while word has
been received Of his whereabouts since
then, nothing has been heard within the
past year. is 2st5 sa'5
Several days ago Sheriff Turner locat-
ed Fordham, when he was arrested on
another charge, and it Is expected that
his arrest win be announced within q
few days. l.s q ss II
Fordlan was rather an expensive lux
/ ury for his attorney and he succeeded in
getting considerable sympathy around
the courthouse and jail, and he was well
provided for when he left Grand Forks,
with promise that he would certainly
he hack when his case was called Tor
trial. He.worked for time III the vic
Unity of Wahpeton, and he kept his at
Itoriley advised of his whereabouts, but
lof late nothing has been heard of him,
| and the first iiltinaticn as to his where
Iabotits was learned by Sheriff Turner
when he was Some time ago
Before his arrest col Effected he
HAD been relea riff Turner ex-
Ipects to be- asiSissd s my time of his
Iarrest. III
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
WHEELBR'S COMMENTS.

Wheat-A partial response in Liver
pool to our decline OF yesterday, d
sharp loss on the Minneapolis curb,
and general desire to sell cost prices
half a cent at the start. Several local
operators took the buying side aggres-
sively, as the trade was limited fore
ing considerable covering and one cent
a bushel from the early low point.
Closing prices were shade better than
last night; sales of $4,000 of 2 red from
&c to enc over May gave some vim
to the buying. "A cold wave over
spread the west with a. continuance in
dicated Tfor- tomorrow The winter
wheat belt however is we'll protected
with snowfall general the past twenty
four hours and more expected tonight.
Minneapolis stocks increase 475,ooo
bushels in four days. =, Liverpool clos
ed u tok lower. The covering today
has weakened the speculative position
and until the cash situation improves,
or crop prospects become discourag-
ing, no encouragement is offered the
buyer and prices will work off. Lo-
cally receipts were 7 cars with 2 ex-
pected tomorrow. l.2
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
MAN CHASE MAY LAST
/. .. FOR MANY WEEKS

. Viilita, i. T., March I4.The Spayr-.
.inaw country, containing the full blood
Indian Creek settlement, is so miles
long. and 70 miles wide. Marshal Dar-
raugli viii scatter his forces and search
every bit of this. country. The Spays
Ei1laW country is a wilderness. 1T is i'm
habited by the Night Hawk Indians,
dull blood Creeks. They are not blank
ct Indians, but they live in a very prirrl-
|itive fashion. s%.,... .S;s,Sss 5is.5 81 8
The man chase will lead the hunters
through timber and brush, up steep
cliffs and through canyons, exploring
caves and other retreats far back IN
the hills, which outlaws use as hiding
places. The posse will be practically
isolated from civilization during the
man hunt. There is not a telegraph
or telephone instrument nearer than
thirty miles to the SpavinaW country.
The chase may last several days. per-
haps weeks, for the posse men are de
termitied not to give up until the Wick
liffes are captured or killed. n
Here in Vinita, in Muskegee, the
territorial capital, and in other parts OF
Indian Territory and Oklahoma the
people fear possible i'll effects this out
break of outlaws will have on the state
hood prospects. It has been the boast
of the United States officials. and the
people OF the two territories that the
wild days of this country passed away
years ago. 'e 7.4 = s@ d, ~ - .
For ten years these happenings have
been spoken, of as events Of the early
history Of the country, things, that
happened in the days long gone by.
The funeral OF l. L. Gilstrap, the de-
/ putty United 4, States J. marshall was
held Z yesterday afternoon. AZ 81 Yes
terday a morbid crowd thronged
| the j undertaking rooms where Gil.
straps body lay So The streets, too
were crowded and the. Wickliffe trouble
is about the only thing thought OF OF
talked Of 7..% .. '-.5s@3 :. s s.
In the killing of Gilstrap, the Wick,
| life boys accomplished what they moss
WANTED to do, For three years Gil
strap chad been after them and they
had threatened him. ss+ .51 .:,5'
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
MARK TWAIN WOULD
NOT BE A SENATOR

i New York, March Suggestions
having come from various sources that
in the event of the, retirement from
congress of either of the New York
senators, Samuel T.. Clemens (sMark|
TWAIN would be named as successor,
a reporter called upon the humorist att
his home in Fifth avenue TO get his ex-
pressions on the subject.
Mr.. Clemens, who was clothed in his.
pajamas and busily engaged in shaving
when he was asked if he would accept
a senatorial seat, instantly stopped
welding the razor and, turning to his
questioner with an expansive. smile on
his lathered face, said:5 s3>5 f.st. .s !. 5.s
IF such an offer were made, to me ii
would be. the most gigantic compliment
! ever received. 7 would not consider.
myself, however, "a worthy successor to
Dr. Depew4 or Mr. Piatts as a am in no
lway qualified. for the post. A senator
lneedsl to know, the political history Of
the country, past and present, as well as
hts eornnle indnstria al4aIld fnapcial
Eaffairs. sOi these things am sbissfully
Ignorant IL. s9 "a ssE 5ssts
Even if i were qualified the duties Of
| a senator would be distasteful to me-
My own particular work is the greatest
isource of pleasure / have and for that
reason do moi. consider it as work at
| all. IL regard myself as the most lazy
human being on earth, / have absolute
Fly no industry in me whatever, and to
make good as a senator one must be in
Hove with his job and be industrious. If
a man is to succeed in any occupation
1.-THE work to him must be. a labor of love,
1t has always been so with me and my
work, and think / can justly say with
out vanity that my career has been to a
| flair degree a success. For FIVE days
every week 4 am busy writing or dictat-
ling and I'm in modified paradise the
IWhile. Saturdays and Sundays 4 take
loft. and during these two holidays. as
Icall them, I'm III a modified hades,
1 When reminded that the senate as a
Ibodyis sadly lacking in humor and need
led shvening up Mr. TWain said sinil2
lingly. sss u
ssvveil, as Falsfaff to the senate /
iguess I could fiji The Bill and earn my
isalary But as d representative of the
lpeople 1 would BE certain to prove dead
Timber . .s
But cant hunorists be serious as well
las other mortals, Mr.. Twain R? ??''
| Most assuredly There is no man
ialive-not even excepting a Scotch Pres
ibyterian minister Sllo can be more SER
lious than + But as a senator the people
lwolild refuse to take me any more SER
lio,is1y than they do lii my natural ca
Ipacity ais ahumorist, and a would score
a failure if 4 attempted to convince them
that was in earnest. i don't care to
lmake an unattractive exhibition Of my
[self. It's 4 hurnorist's 5 business to laugh
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
ROC CkEfELL Err, I'm EFFIGY
BOILED I'M A POT OF OIL

Cleveland, O., March I4-John ID.
Rockefeller and the Standard OH octo-
pus, iii effigy, were boiled in oil and
consigned TO the fires Of hades at Ger
mania hall
They were the sinners OF a iiRSdern
version of Dante Inferno, { present Sent
ed by the Gernlania Tnrnverifl. SIX
|hundred people who Saw the play
walked in the footstepsieE the modern
Dante and Satan. diahsssyFa they Saw a the oil
king and oil octopu usotwrathe In purga-
|tory: saw them fail to make good and
heard Satan in a loud voice order them
to the worst that his Satanic majesty
has in store for the, wrongdoer. And
| the Goo spectators cheered and ap-
plauded when the pair shiveled away
in the fiery furnace.
Spectators afterwards said the affair
was success in every way. The enter
| Itainment itself was not only novel but
1.-THE cremation of Rockefeller and his
OCTOPUS was most thorough. 1t met
with general satisfaction and conmen-
Idation. No tears were shed. 4
This striking disposal OF the richest
man in the world was the end OF an
ievening of thrilling and terrifying
lspectacles. The: first scene represented
| the domain OF the underworld. Imps
demons, witches and all the characters
Ithat Dante has described held carnival
lied by Satan. Acrobats twisted and
lturned in painful contortions. Witches
and impS danced to the music of thun-
tdef and whining wind. Lightning ef-
fleets cast the stage first in darkness
and then in brilliant light. +. .,..z
There were several tableaux when
the final scene was shown the spec
tatofs.f = 1t was the furnace room Of
Satan's power plant. In the center OF
the stage stood a large vessel of burn
ling oil, s2Z = = & 20 3 ,s s @ u a3,5 s
i With hating steps, John D.: Roeke7
feller came in view before the furnaces
mouth, led BY demons, and those with
ltridents .prodded son his tagging foot
steps. The lightning disclosed the oil
kings, bald plate and sent a tremor oi
i fear through his wabbly frame. Thun-
der crashes made him jump back from
the fire. But he made no effort to es-
cape his captors. Satan explained
THAT he had overruled all motions made
by oil trust attorneys to quash the in
II dictments. 5sG 5.,.''.. .''.. ST r;
| Satan chuckled and his forked tai
sWitched with glee when he bundled
the aged n1agnate into the vat OF boil
! ing, oil The demons danced about i
and stirred the pot with their tridents
il After sufficient boiling, which eSatar
expbained wasgfhis purgatory, the dem
Ions tossed their victim into the. furnace
i The bald plate flickered for an instan
lin. the white light and then disap
Ipeared. .ys. IL q. i
i sfAs lit did so the octupus was led il
Iby the demons, soaked in the pot ofgoi
4 and in three minutes had followedait
1iaster into the furnace. There was
Hast sfopping Of the long clinging tent
laeles and gtheh they were slirNeled slij
| by the heat. A dozen demons emptiet
siphons of seltzer into the furnace an,
/ the orchestra played Nearer Ny Sod
Ito Thee. ts
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-14
{. GIVEN UP no DIE.

B. Spiegel, 1904 Virginia Street,
Evansville, Ind, writes For over FIVE
years / was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused me
much pain and worry. / lost hesfi aud
was all run down, and year ago a
had to abandon work entirely Z had
three Of the best physicians who did
me no good and ! was practically given
up to die. Foley Kidney Cure Was
recommended and the first bottle gave
me great relief, and after taking the
second bottle was entirely cured."
Why NOT LET it help you? III. H. Cas-
selnan Lion Drug Store.