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order that the Senate at the morning session had passed a resolution deciar- ing nothing except the signing of bills should be done at the afternoon and night sessions. He contended 1t would be a violation of the rules of the Sen ate as adopted to take up for consid- eration the House amendment. The Chair held the point was not well taken. After few minutes of informal discussion, the Senate voted to investii gate the oil mills as well as the fer tilizer trust" v
 Tnasmueh as the Senate had nothing more to do than to await the coming of the enrolled bills from the secre- tary's ofiice, or messages from the Gov ernor the members relaxed and spent the time either strolling about the corridors or chatting and testing with one another. With Senator Reynolds In the chair. several of the members made motions In which some joke at the expense of his colleague was con cealed.
 Senator Miller asked solicitously for the appointment of a committee ito ascertain if the journal correctly show ed the Senator from Dallas had spoken on every bill which had passed" Sem ator Reese seconded the motion, amend ing 1t. so that the Senator from Jeff ferson should do the work. and at the same time carefully read the proof on the Journal.
 Senator Barbour moved that the Senator from Randolph be permitted to preside over the House for at least a few minutes without molestation." Sem ator Reynolds announced that inasmuch as the Senator from Barbour, was not present, the Senator from Randolph would be given the permission.
 Senator Reese made the point that Senator McWhorter mad recited only part of Virgifs Aeneid, and he asked that while the Senate was waiting the Senator from Colbert should complete the recitation. Senator McWhorter re- sponded, not with the recitation, but with funny story, and the Senate had another laugh.
 . One Senator asked for an investigat- Ing committee to ascertain if 1t were not a fact that one senator's attitude on the game law was not influenced by the gift of two hound puppies" An attempt was made to amend so that the committee should also inves- tigate the pinning of a rose on a Sem his vote on the Daphne school bill.
 Senator Barbour wanted a resolution passed calling on the senator from Eto- wah to give an opinion on the "consti- nationality and the constitutional re- lation of every bill passed by the Leg islature." The resolution was so amend ed as to provide that the Senator from Blob should give an opinion on the advisability and the expedieney of every bill passed"
 As the Senate was waiting entirely upon the work of the enrolling clerks, an adjournment was taken at o'clock until o'clock in the evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
Headache and SIeepIessness

Mrs. c. W. Rorer, of Rockville Gen. ter, L. l., suffered so from headaches and nervous trouble that she could not sleep.
 She has failed to derive any bene- fit from the many other remedies she tried. She has been completely cur ed and restored to health, and now enjoys restful sleep, thanks to DUF- FY' PURE MALT WHISKEY.
 Mrs. Rorer is GA years of age and cannot say too much in praise of this great family medicine.
 "I have been a constant sufferer from headache and nervous troubles, sometimes lying awake at night. I saw your advertisement in the paper and made up my mind try your medicinal whiskey, and it did me so much good that I continued it, but now only take it in the evening and at noon time. I think that it is bet ter than any medicine I can get i have not had the doctor once since I commenced using it. I thank you again and aqain for the good it has done me. Nv age is 64 years. "-- MRS. c. W. RORER. Rockville Gen. Ire, l.. T., Dec. 3, 1906.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
REPLACE THE NEGRO.
Planters of Louisiana to Pay Expense
 of White Immigrants.

of White Immigrants.
 Baton Rouge, La, March GA plan which contemplates supplanting negro plantation laborers of Louisiana with State imported white immigrants from Europe, was announced today by Charles schuler, State Commissioner of Immigration and Agriculture.
 This plan is an outgrowth both of the immigration station authorized for New Orleans by Congress this week and of the fact that labor is scarce.
 The State proposes to enable the Louisiana planter to engage immigrant labor in advance and at a fixed wage without violating the contract labor law. By Judy IS next every planter desiring such labor is to deposit $15O for every family he wishes. this sum to be a guarantee that he will repay the State for its expense lp bringing over the immigrants A State .employe will then engage in Europe the required number of immi- grants and the State will pay their way to this country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
GARRETT IS COMING
PRESIDENT OF sEAB0AHD TO VISIT
 MONTGOMERY.
New Railroad Head and other Promi- nent 0fnciaIs are on Trip of hn-
 spection---Hix and Whit
 tefsey in Party.

On his first trip of inspection over the road since he was elected President of the seaboard Air Line, President ". A. Garrett and a party of officials will be in Montgomery several hours Sat- urday.s Among the officials accompany- ing the President, are Vice-President and Traffic Manager L. Sevier. General Superintendent c. H. Hix and General Manager c. F. whittelsey.
 The party will spend Friday in sa- vannah, leaving there for Amerfcus and Montgomery that night. They will leave Montgomery Saturday night for Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
E. T. Jeffrey fs Elected President of Gould Road

F. T. Jeffrey fs Elected President oi
 Gould Road.
 San Francisco March s.--The Wes- tern Pacific Railroad held its annual election in this city last night. G. J. Gould was reelected n director. as were also the following other New Workers:
 P. T. Jefferef, Edwin Hawly. |. H. Calef and s. W. McCutcheon. The other directors chosen are Californians. F 1T. Jefferey was reelected presi- dent.
 The company is now spending at the rate of s1,00o,0 ,000 a month on construc- tion work. It is hoped to have it's main line from Salt Lake to this city, distance of 929 miles. completed in September, 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
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,covraSon coMEH SIGNS BILLS,

~GovERNoR coMER SIGNS BILLs.t . Governor Conner yesterday sign- < . cd the following bills: . To enlarge the duties of the q State Department of Archives and . History. . To regulate the sale of corn { . meal. . To regulate paving and other . Improvements in cities and towns C of the State. . To fix salaries of the members of { . the convict department ! ( To fix salary of the libarian of C of the Supreme Court at s2.000. TO { c allow the same court servant. { q To provide for the collection of { q cotton statistics. . To provide that counties may . transfer to the road fund and sur ( plus from other funds. c To authorize cities and towns to { C license exhibitions and trades.
 C To increase the salary of the ( judge of the Tenth Judicial Circu ( to $4.5oo. c To authorize two secretaries of C the Supreme Court. ( To establish an inferior court In { . Covington County. . To establish Lee County law and q equity court c To prohibit sale of liquor in { q Etowah County save is incorporat- { . ed towns of Gadsden and Attalla- { C To amend the charter of Ash q land. Q 40 relieve the dispensary at Cor { C don of certain liabilities. { C ID provide for keeping track of { . United States liquor licenses in the { c effort to provide for prohibition { C in Hale County { ( To allow Walker County to bor- q row money, { c To provide for state owsership { q of the new normal school site at q Daphne. { ( To establish a dispensary at { C Haleyville. . To fix salaries of the judges of { q Birmingham City Court at $3,000. q To provide for stenographer { c in Montgomery County. { c To provide for working roads {
 q in Lee County. . To regulate fine and forfeiture { q fund in Dale County. { C To change the boundary line be- { q tween Escambia and Conecuh { q Counties. q For the relief of Mary A. Pope. {
 To provide for commissioners of { q Fayette County. { q To govern delinquent children { q in Mobile County. { ( To amend Sections Ss7 and g11 { q of Chapter 1s. Article 1, of the { . Code. q To regulate the revocation of { q licenses of corporations. ( To vacate Twenty seventh street { . in the City of Birmingham { q To vacate certain alleys fn the { q City If Birmingham.
 q General Pension Bill | Salary of judge of law and { q equity court of Tuscaloosa { | Appropriation for State Board of { C Health. . To authorize the Board of Trus- { | tees of Mobile Medical College to { . transfer It's property to the Uni { | versity of Alabama. { 6 q q 4 q q a q q M A q q A 4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
WESTERN PACIFIC MEETS.

Bfjou Today, Matinee and Night, Dandy Dixie Minstrels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
CHANGE OF NAME.

Judge CaFnea Trnnsfers HarGfs Case
 to Eliot County.
 Jackson Ky, March 6.--Judge Carnes entered an order this morning directing that the cases of the com- monwealth versus James Hargis. Ebert Hargis. John Smith and John Abner, be transferred to Elliott County, in the Twenty-second Judicial District The commonwealth saved an exception to the order and 90 did the defendants
 Judge Carnes will leave for his home this afternoon and the militia will go with him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
rr.-eu4 an Pernln.

Teheran, March 6.-rhe oath of of1ce was administered to the members of the Chamber of Deputies yesterday. Seven hundred men, comprising the volunter corps of the National Guard. are being drilled each day. It is re- ported that unrest prevails through out the countryA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
wirele.u Experiments.

London, March 6.--A Copenhagen dispatch to The Daily Mall says exper- iments in wireless telegraphy at the Poulsen Station were begun last week with the United States. The paper adds that the results are said to have been satisfactory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-07
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, holding Special Term as a Court of
Equity.-Adrian 4. Cox. complainant VS. Francis
y. Dana. as trustee and also in his own right
Elizabeth Burlington Beard, William G. Burlington
George Wilcox. Herbert b. Wilcox, Julia b. vii.
cox; Sarah !. Budtngton. Ernest G. Burlington.
Walter Ewes Burlington the Trustees OF the Fund
for the Relief Of Widows and Orphans OF Deceased
Clergymen and OF Aged, Inhrm and Disabled Clergy
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United
States of America, a body corporate the Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States Of America
body corporate. defendants. No. 2674l. In equity
The object of this suit is to effect partition by
sale OF certain real estate known IS lot twenty
three t23), in square three hundred and seventy
eight (31s), and lot sixteen 16), In square four
hundred and ninety (4e0), in the city of Washing
ton. and to have the proceeds Of sale distributed
among the parties to the cause In accordance with
their respective interests. On motion of the com
plaipant. by Messrs. George Francis Williams and
b. F. Leighton. his solici II is this 9Th day of
January. 1907, ordered that the defendants cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or be-
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publication Of this order: otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with in case of default: provided
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for three successive weeks In the Washington
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Reporter before said return day. By the Court:
HARRY NJ. CI4ABAUGH. Chief Justice. true
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a discharge from all his debts in bankruptcy, and
that his creditors and other persons I'm interest
required TO enter their appearance in opposition II
any so desire, In the clerks office Of said court on
or before the 2Sth day Of January. A. ID. 1907.
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TOIbert, Texas.
.Cbe.jdl TO Tie NTOS.

Special to tie NlT0S.
We have been enjoying some splen-
did rains and have been participat-
ing in good chases with the dogs after
wolves. l have caught five and mad as
fine races as | ever saw. o.,
What has become Of "Old Timer
Come let's have some more Old time
religion, for that is all the sort that
will bear you over the chilly tide and
land you safe in the happy celestial
city. You can have all the new fang
led ways that you are willing to risk.
The old time salvation by grace is the
only one that will do to risk. Come
again, "OId Timer" Give us good
one.
| would be glad to hear from the
one that got up that okra and rattle
snake story. Have all the snakes been
captured yet. ,o,,
What has become of "Uncle GidT' l
would be glad to hear from him.,
l want to give the News readers q
couple of passages of Scripture, and
want some of you to give your views
on them. Would be glad for "Scrab-
bleharler," of hurry, KY, to give us
a good one from what l now Offer
some one to expound THE natural
man receiveth not the things of the
spirit" Will you tell why he don
receive and why it is foolishness tt
him? And, second tell why Paul wa'
debtor to both Greeks and Barbarians
both wise and unwise $50 as muci
as is in me | am ready to preach thu
gospel to you that are at Rome also
Romans 1, 14:15. Are preachers debt
ors now to preach or do they have tt
have the dollar in front before the.
preach2 Paul said he was the debtor
Now the most of them offer to pa.
the debt. How? By getting ON
thousand dollars to preach off his deb
with. Paul said he was not ashamed
of the gospel of Christ. How are the,
today? Some of you D. d. s must b
ashamed for you have to be hired t.
preach what Paul said he was debto
to do and was not ashamed of, for l
was the power of God unto salvation
to everyone that believed.
| was at Deans on the 4th Sunday Il
this month. The old Primitive Bap
fists constituted church of 90 mem
bers and had some able preaching
Sinners were rebuked and the caus
was honored by giving Christ all pow
er, glory, honor and wisdom. vii
close and see what 'Scrabble-harder'
will do with Rom. /, 14:15:16.
JOE HACKWORTH.
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Etna.
,Sbecyg/io ibs Ns7vs

SbeC2GI 10 He NS70S
Miss Lula Mills, of Chattanooga,
spent the past week with friends and
relatives at Etna.
frankie Wears and Martha O'Neal
made flying trip to Roope Wednesday
and returned the same day.
Come on, We Empire writers. Don t
go to sleep and forget the News
Mrs. O'Neal and Mrs. Myers called
on Mrs. Wears Thursday morning
Mrs. Wears called on Mrs. Yates
Friday morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Yates, boy.
Lula Doyle gave the young folks a
party Monday night.
Wonder what is the matter with
robin" of Empire, that haven
seen letter from there in two months
Come on, Robin" and let's hear
from you.
Dora Wears, Arrie McHone and
Oracle Cooper made flying trip to
ROope Tuesday.
Miss Oracle Cooper, of Cole City,
Ga, is visiting friends and relatives
at Etna this week.
Miss Nerna Pryor and little sister
have gone to their home at Jasper.
Blue Bell.
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R. R. |, Dunlap.

Special tothP Me5Os.
Wildcat hunting is the order of the
day.
If you want to learn to sing go to
Mountain View and learn to sing
pig in the Turnip Patch"
Mrs. Than Lanson visited Mrs
Knight Sunday. Mrs. Knight has a
new stove and is well pleased with it.
Johnny Richey got one of his legs
hurt in the mines and the next night
a girl broke the other one.
Wiley Rogers shot at some one at his
door last night and missed the man
and killed one of his hens.
We are listening for the welding
bells to ring
Sallie Brewer would like to hear
from her brother in Oklahoma through
the News.
Bill Killgore and wife arrived from
Colorado Wednesday night.
Tell "Sleepy Sam to wake up.
John Turner is running barber
shop in Dunlap.
: Mr.. Brewer took dinner with Henry
Hamilton Sunday and got such a
square meal that he had to stand in a
tub of water all day to keep his toe
nails on.
Mrs Ollie Key is visiting her pa
rents today.
Alex Brewer went to get his hogs
in today. Look out for square meal
at his house when he gets his fat hogs
at home.
Henry Hamilton went to singing
Saturday night and enjoyed it fine,
Jasper Harden is going to Nashville
to school
Wake up, sold Blue" and watch
man." for | love to read your pieces.
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