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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING

And JeR Davis. Eufaula Times.
 Not only Bailey but Ben Tillman, .Ss United States Senate. The fun is not near over yet.
 For District Taxation. |. Goodwater Enterprise. stitutien allowing each district to tax itself for public schools. No harm can come of this.
 < as Ss
 Together on One Proposition. Samson Ledger.
 This paper is firm believer In to the victor belongs the spells" and 1t seems that Governor Conner is with us on at least Sne grogOs''i0n'
 Everybody Knows. q have not said that would be a caudfdate.." says Mr. Bryan. In other words. he neither affirms nor denies; and everybody < snGg' Y < what he means
 Much to Account Fer. Huntsiile Tribune. The present Legislature will go anti progress legislature. The chances are 1t will have much to account for when reaction sets It.
 R0f SuppOsabie VaSe'- Birmingham News.
 It is not expected that any of the Ccngressmen who voted against the salary increase will resort to the in- junction method for preventing the enforcement of the new measure
 A Fine Record. Tallassee Weekly.
 We are not in the habit .of fulsome fiattery of public officials, but we must AI.ak A office with fine record behind him, notwithstanding the bowling wolves who try to make the people believe otherwise; Dadeville Spot Cash.
 Governor Conner recommends that the Legislature have biennial sessions. It is 8 recognized fact that more than to transact legislative business for Alabama. and unless biennial sessions are adopted frequent extra sessions will be necessary.
 Doing Injury.
 Such men as Tillman who forever are at work to keep alive the acute phase of the race question are doing country. MT. Clark of Mississippi, fin the recent cotton association, said he was tired of forever hea. Ing Southern negroes abused and his weaknesses aired. The negro is pretty much such a creature as his white neiEhbors make him or permit him to be.
 Ss $ Se
 Wasted Advice. Birmingham Ledger.
 The Selma Times Is warning it's people against fake palmists and for tune tellePs. That Is a waste of good advice. People delight to be hum- bueged and there is strain of super stition in us all that has come to us from pagan ancestors, or planted In us for some unknown rurpose. People will give up their money and sup
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The Senate of the United States is being diversified somewhat It wifi have on its floor fiddler from Ten nessee and an Indian from Kansas the fiddle and the bow, and the toma- hawk and scalping knife. But it may not stop there, as the new State of Oklahoma will have four or five men in the two houses of Congress and 1t is toierabIy certain that one or more of them will be of Indian blood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The California man who is now liv- ing with third wife and is paying alimony ito his two ex-wives seenfs to be getting his full share of natrimony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

A contemporary, referring to Com gressionaI salaries say some members are worth sI5,ooo year while others are not worth more than $c.5oo. In that easssa fair averaga would be Ss,-- ESQ. but who Is to decide which ones are worth the mos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Daily Average, December, 1906. .Ssi Sunday Average. December, 1e06.. ..ss.fSS

 E S. Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn says:
 rho foregoing statement of The Advertis- CTS circulation for the month of December f90e Ia true and correct, and complied after all returns from news boys news agents spoiled and leftover copies have been de- dnetod E. S. NOBLE.
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me the 18th day of Jan. 1907. -
 F. ". JACKSON,
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
VT tV tc Wasted Advice.
Wbv wntches Are Cheap,

Why Wutchea Afe OMeWVs
 The cheapness and excellency or the modern watch are due to American in- Vention and skill. Watches were first made early in the sixteenth century. but it was a century later before the coiled spr!n- was introduced and the ''bullseye" which was made. It was long considered a special mark of ventilltY to carry 8 watch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

In an editorial on the Panama canal Friday morning we spoke of the esti- mate. of Mr Bates that not more than e-eightieth' of the work had been completed, but the operator made 1t "one-eighth" and the proof reader overlooked it. It was an apparently small error but 1t made serious diff ference in the meaning of the edi- torial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
ruskeEee Normal Trustee Dead.

Hingham, Mass. Jan es,--silas D. Dizer shoe manufacturer and trus- tee of the TuskeEee Institute, Alabama, died at his home here today, aged fifty-five years. of pneum, mia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Well. we suppose we may as we'll consider it settled. Editor T. Tom Fora tune says Lee was a rebel and a trait or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

What is the good of discussing the academic question-"Was General Lee a traitor?" It doesn't matter what some people think of him; he was good man. a great soldier. genuine patriot and q faithful son of Virginia, and in the words of another son of that State, If this be treason, make the most of IL"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
New Corn PIantiuE.

c1Na01f0 Frtss
 Ten years ago Mir. Evsndsr McIver William s3a a farmer of Mont Claire,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Thn Nontromery AdVertiser attrl- butes to The New Haven Register cer- tain remarks made by The Evening Post on the character of the negro as displayed to Mr. Roosevelt's enlight- ment in the Brownsville case. 1t IS t a our Montgomery friend is taking a dangerous chance in putting the utter ance of a Southern newspaper In the mouth of a New England paper, and 1t had better look out for the wrath 10 Characterization Post.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

That is all right, but to whom shall we apologize The Post or The Reg ister? One of them has cause of conn olaint but we don't know which.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The Oklahoma State Capital has dandy soeietY reporter. Here is a spe- cimen of what he can do.
 Governor Folk the Missouri reform CT, has just given great fancy nll!I-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
0R0WING CONsTANTLY

< 9he Advertiserss circuIa:ion continues to Hrow. The figures for December were the l9xxest in the papers bistory-indicatins tho prosperity of Alabama sad proving con c1asfvely that .he people appreciate news p&per that prints all the news whhe N ID newA Here are the figures
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Ice and Domestic Coat Montgomery Ice and
 Cold Storage Company

ALL BEST GRADES OF DOMESTIC COAL FOR SALE.
 ALL ORDERS WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION. OFFICE, CORNER MON. ROE AND PERRY STREETS. PHoNB 9T; FACTORY PHONE. s5O. T. H. MOORE. F. BURNETT, President. Viee-PFesldent
 L. H. MOORE. Treasurer. -
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19

time in recent years have the brewers and distillers had so much to contend with as during past year. Difficulties confront them now that were undreamed of at the beginning of their work, says the President of the Liouor Dealers Association. This should give the temperance peo- pie stimulus unheard of to press the battle of prohibition.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19
Atlanta 3, lItiie Rock 2.

Atlanta, Ga, July IS Still the Colts Nemesis pursues.
 After they apparently had to- days game bagged and laid away on ice, the Crackers punched five hits on Eyler in the seventh and eighth innings, which netted them one tally per inning total of two, and making the score two all. The two teams then batted with neither side having an ad- vantage until the twelfth. With one down in this round rude person named Dyer, who they told Pop" Eyler couldn't hit, created a disturbance by bang ing the center field fence with a three sack shot. Whereupon Manager Billy" Smith hurried Sid Smith to the front. Sid gag ed at two balls and one strike as they went by, then found one that looked good to him. The ball landed somewhere out in center field and it was all over. For the second time in two days, the Colts had been nosed out at the wire.
 RESULTS YESTERDAY.
 Atlanta 3, Little Rock ,, Q2 innings.)
 Shreveport Al, Nashville 3--16.
 Memphis 80, Montgomery 4-3.
 Birmingham 8, New Orleans 0.
 GAMES TODAY.
 Little Rock at Atlanta.
 Memphis at Montgomery.
 New Orleans at Birmingham.
 Shreveport at Nashville.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19

waged a battle less brave than did the finely equipped heroes in the next street?
 The cry of fire and the bright blaze had brought Joe from his bed into the street with all the speed that he could house might be in danger. This was his one thought No remembrance had he that he had been told to get out" and hurrying along through one street and another he reached the cor ner just in time to see Hose come dashing up.
 Millions of sparks were joining the myriad stars in the heavens and float ing swiftly off, bright and beautiful agents of terror and destruction. There had been no storm for month and the January thaw" had melted all snow from the roofs. Upon these the brands and sparks were falling fast. In her little yard over in Dutton street old Mary Stover was alternately drawing pail after pail of water, throwing it as high as possible (hard- ly above the windows), and wringing her hands in misery and despair, when around the corner of the house burst Joe, his hat gone and coat open to the wind.
 Without minutes hesitation he forced in the shed door, pulled out the old ladder and mounted to the roof. ba al; i,, a dozen places, and as Mary drew the water and passed it. Joe threw it right hand and left Few roofs caught for nearly all in the neighborhood were slated. and the wind seemed to single out the little old house with its dry cedar shingles for it's especial prey.
 Faster and faster fell the glowing embers, and where they touched. tiny, swiftly flames sprang up. Tire old mans knees were growing lame and weak; his soaking clothes froze and his hands blistered as with them, while waiting for water he smothered the fire here and there.
 At last the water ceased to come, and. looking down he saw Mary sitting exhausted by the we'll. Her strength had failed at last and now she could do no more.
 Not a word had passed between them since he first came, and of their past differences neither had thought Clambering quickly down he took the exhausted woman in his arms and car ried her into the house, then hurrying out again. drew each pail of water himself. and climbing up the ladder, threw 1t about
 But. thank heaven! the worst was over. The fire had eaten its way along the next street and the dear old house was no longer in the way of flying sparks. The old man wet the ,aAt glowing shinEle. then slowly and
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19

painfully felt his way down from round to round and stood painfully shivering in the snow. looking at the door in indecision. Then he tottered into the kitchen and lay down, and soon Joe knew no more.
 It was morning. The gorgeous flush of dawn turned the thick white frost on the kitchcen window to crimson, and Joe opened his eyes to find him. self on the familiar horsehair sofa, with blankets tucked in about him and a savory smell of pennyroyal tea hanging over the room. What a blessed sense of rest and peace stole over him. He closed his eyes, and when he opened them again Mary was kneeling beside him, the tears stream ing down her wrinkled cheeks.
 "Oh, Joe, will you stay now? I'm so sorry! Will you stay now, Joe? I'm only an old woman, Joe; will you stay now?'
 Poor Mary's lesson was learned.
 Why, aunt" said Joe, why, aunt, it's good of you to take me in. Course I'll stay"
 And he did.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19

It is high time that lovers of clean towns and a clean manhood were spending more time and
 money in the distribution of wholesme literature in order to counteract the influence wrought by the 4,5S2, POO leaflets distribu- ted last year by the Brewers as sociation attacking prohibition
 They call this their method of education. They have certainly felt the force of the millions of pages of literature distributed in the last thirty years by the Wom- ans Christian Temperance Union, and which will still more increase with the coming years. How any
 woman can be satisfied to fritter her time in trivial "nothingness- es" when there is so much that is helpful to learn and to do, is more than we can understand. At no
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19
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 Each of these coupons clipped from this paper and filled out with a lady's name will count one vote for her in the State Fair Voting Contest.
 In addition to the coupons clipp- ed from this paper, votes may be SC cured sending or bringing to this office paid-inadvanCe subscriptions. During the period of this voting contest which is from July 1st to September 7th every person bring ing or sending to this office a paid. inadvance subscription will have the privilege ot casting a vote for the candidate of their selection for each , cents i'll the amount paid.
 This State Fair voting Contest is being taken up by several papers iu each Congressional District and one State Fair Queen will be elect ed from each of the seven Congress sional Districts in the State of Ar kansas.
 The total number of votes from this paper and all other papers i'll Seventh Congressional District will be sent to the standing committee of the Arkansas Federation of Wo- mans Clubs directly after Septem- ber the seventh and at a special meeting of this committee these votes will be audited and the sue cessful candidate will be announced at once.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19

refuge that he failed to see the storr that was rising. and when at last it broke he felt for the while that his spirit broke as we'll So. with only the stars to see, he cried like a child that night before tired Nature at last gave way and sleep claimed her own.
 December came and went It was hard month. Great storms piled the streets. and country, city and shipping suffered. Joe Gerrish in his one little room kept his diminutive stove fierce
 y going. and before 1t he rubbed bis hands gleefully. "A snug little harbor, a snug little harbor," he repeated over and over again, as if to make up with human cheer for the cracked walls. the bare. rough floor and the scanty furniture.
 So the weeks passed. The 27th of January was clear and bitter, and that night, down in the house of Hose 4, group of fremen was clustered about the stove idly talking when suddenly an alafm came In that called them to the suburbs.
 The fire was in large, costly stable attached to fine house on the corner, and even now it's case was hopeless and the house itself ablaze Never had that ward seen such a fire not for many years at least. In half an hour three houses had gone and the fire was still spreading. At last the fire was known to be under control.
 All eyes were on the men at the pipes and on the ladders, but in the next street no one saw the desperate battle for home, for little, old, weatherbeaten house that would have hardly received mention in the morn ing papers. Yet fight there was. and who shall say that those who fought
The Prescott daily news., 1907-07-19
Return
By Frank HazIew0od Rowe

fcopyright. by Joseph B. Bowles)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

la conspiracion de los republicanos
de Yauco en- contra de la actual
administration, al yer que Sc esca.
paba &c sus galras la hacienda mn.
nicipal y que Sc desplomaba hecha
pc -azos Ia dinastia Mattel c atal6
de cuyo dominic conse rvanos .unio.
nistas, republicanos y extrangeross
el sgratfsimoD recuerdo de la cons.
trucci6n de las alcantarillas con ho.
nores de catacumbas y la fuga del
buey Q. Q. Fate, que cost6 & los
esquilmados y NAL tratados contri.
buyentes la considerable suma de
eHatro mil dollars, cosas ambas que
constituyen el timbre de gloria de
archifamosa y nunca bien pondera.
da administration republican, de
Yauco.
UN CONFERENCE.-THE PURRre.
R1QUENo.
Yauco, agosto de I,9 2.
(Continuara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

]es", "Alun brado phb'ioos, dim
pleza de GALES y pIazasO, sMedici.
mas y atenc'nncs del hoepitals sGas-
tos imprevislosS, ETC., partidas que
hacen freute q gastos diarios i'm.
prescindlbleS, Sc hallaban casi ago
tadas. Para tales atenciones y
otras de no m"nor import n ia, Sc
habian consignsdo en- el presupues-
to $7.S55 que debian durar todo e
afo, y al empezar el segundo Sc
mestre, Sc habfan invertido va en-
la primera mitad $6.993 38, que.
dando para atender a los mismos
servicios, duraute la segunda mi.
tad, la pequefia suma de S851.62.
Claro Sc We, sin necesidad de
gafas, que la administration salien.
te, al partir del dia de su derrota
en- las urnas, prepaid las cosas de
manera que sus sucesores Sc encon
traran rodeados de las mayores di-
hcultades y entorpecimientos. 81
dia 7 de Noviembre empez6, pues,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
En- obsequio d la verdad

(C0ntinuaei6m De la b6sina Az
sion, 81 contador del municipio pre-
sento al alcalde I'M informe que
compendiaba en- n1meros el estado
del presupuesto municipal y una
relacion de las atenciones que pc
saoan sobre la administration al
cesar en- su cargo el sefior Mattev
Lluveras, alcalde saliente.
81 estado de los asuntos de Ia
municipalidad, NADIA tenfa de Ii.
soujero.
La administration anterior ha.
bia consumido en- Ell primer semes-
tire del afio casi todas las asignacio,
nes del presupuesto, dejando q la
nueva administration POGO menos
que ipcapacitada para atender q
servicios y aterciones apremiautes.
Catorce partidas del presupuesto en-
vigor, entire elias las de aGastos de
escritorio', eSellos de Correos, aInl-
preSos y encuadernacioresD, rBapa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
la HuA MALD1TA

enorme lave giro cerradura de puera Sc puso en- pie
de un sato Abriose puera anzo gto de sopresa
algeria vendo entrar ell la zelda Pedro Rouvenat
Este legose al preso 10 estr,cho brazos
La puera Sc haha cerrado el carcelero ae6
Af pues, excam6 Juan pesa de voenta emoc6n os Dig
na venlr VERNE All este ena de algeria Senor Pedro
Sin embargo va 10 habG cdo pues esbais a soy ahoa un
pesdiaro
-S, pero es porque to 10 has querido
-Eh! lque quereis decir?
= uan Renaud tcreeS pues que te iuzgo cupabie1 Ia
que te hguras que ignore que nocentel
Mas bajo mas bajo isl oyeran!
bah! mi valente Juan, que pensen digan los 10
que venga pae admire grande sublime
caerfa de rodilas ante ii como Dosl
Enonces habes advnado por que he querido espon
-ConOcfa va noble coiaz6n querdo Juan he compren
dido tu admirable abnegacion tn immense sacrifco
Ell sehor Meller 10 sabel
ST.
All! ESQ contrarfa dip Renaud con ndenan descon
lie die toda la verdad.
-Por qut1
Para que sepa 10 mucho que te debe
No era necosario
Cuandn supo Meier que deiabas acusa que ehusa,
bas responder para tacionr Ia noche del "a de
JUNO que dn>amente III descubs quso ven denunciarse
-Entoncesf
70 Oluse.
-Hicisteis muy ben, sefor Pedro.
Me die: ES precise dejar hacer a Renaud
PueS 81 vedad djo e peSo he dejado acusat hie
be deIado cohdenar 10 he querido Defenderme poa mi
uoeencia ime tan fal No tena que .dec mas que
Vefdad luez de instruction No queendo mentir eniendo
edo enedame dndo nterfas preferdo no contesta-
AderaS haba hecho juramento al pobre morbundo v
yo no guerra que la usca descubtese vetdadeo cupbe no.
no guerra de nipgn modo Alb creedme que he necado
Vao eueTgs supremas Eos sehores ueces sou rbes hs
man hablar I'm muerto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

iecta y la mas efcaz, no solamente
por la pureza del aceite y de los de-
mas ingredientes que Sc emplean en-
su elaboration, sin6 porque es la uni
ca emulsion que no Sc separa, que no
Sc enrancia, que no contiene substan-
cias que lrrlten 6 infamen el estoma-
COY porque en- una palabra es ell ali
mento mas concentrate y mas asimi.
liable que conocen los medicos para
conlbatir todas las formas de debili-
dad organica, para purifcar la sangre
y como un auxiliar indispensable pa
ra las personals afectadas de tisis, de
escr6fulas, de raquitisma y otras DO.
lencias cr6nicas.
Ell sargento Bithorn, de SER
vicio hoy en- Bayamon, fue quien
practice nuevas investigaciones en-
el case de Jose Sanchez Osorio,
de Carolina, acusado de homicidio,
y quien present6 al Fiscal prue-
bas para renovar este asunto que
Sc hallaba sobresefdo, por no ha-
berse eucontrado por el anterior
Fiscal sehor Campillo pruebas suf-
cientes para una acusacion. Es de
tenerse muy en- cuenta este impor-
tante servio del sargento Bithorn.
Gran n1mero de nuevos so
clos ha ingresado en- esta Gltima
semana en- el Ateneo Puertorri-
quefio.
-Sefior alcalde: las GALES dc
la Marina estan pidiendo limpieza,
pies en- algunas la yerba es abun
dante. Media doceua de presos de
los del dep6sito, por espacio de una
semana, dejarian atendida esa ne
cesidad publica.
Habiendo ocurrido el dumin.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

go por la tarde una collision en- Pom.
&c entire policfas y paisanos, resul
tando algunos heridos, en- el cuartel
de la policfa no Sc saba NADIA aver
q las doce del dfa. pues NADIA Sc le
lnformo 4 los representatives de la
prensa.
Aver tarde a las dos estuvo
interrumpido el tra6co de carros
e'ectricos, q causa de habersele qne.
mado el motor q uno que salia de la
plaza de Baldorioty.
-Mahana por Ia tarde Sc reu-
mira la comisi6n de la policia insu.
lar.
Sc anuncia para principles
de la pr6xima semana el matrimo.
MO de los distinguidos j6venes de
esta ciudad don Waldemar Lee y Ia
seficrita Carmen Finlay Saldafia.
La Corte de Distrito de San
Juan ha declarado q favor de Car.
men Pascual el dominic de una fin.
ca urbana en- Cataflo.
Sc halla en- San Juan eli te.
niente Solomon Costa, de la policia
insular que comanda la a. demar.
caci6n.
En- Fajardo fueron declara
dos culpables y condenados por e
juez municipal, Gallo Cruz, por AGO
metimientoy aggression, a 1 afio y O
dias de carcel ; Juan Paris (a) Ma
Geo, a E mesesy 90 dias mas por hur
to; y Jose Lopez Alicea, & 1 aiio ,
90 dias, tambien por hurto.
Con fin de terminar sus es