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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
What fhe State Papers
 Are Saying and Doing
To Do over Axain

4s- J Greene County Democrat
 Tn view of the fact that the work has to be done over 1t would seem that the money paid the wet nurses at the first session of the Legislature was wasted. M
 A Coed Definition.
 Russell Register.
 word spine: "A spine is a long, lim- and YOU set On the other" If any one can give a better definition ne may go up head.
 re Re Regretted.
 Marshall Banner.
 ]. It is to De regretted that Governor Copaer has decided to assemble the Lekisfature in extra session this win ter. Alabama has had enough misns n, and this extra session is bling it on just a little too thick. Conner Is like q vicious horse which takes the bit in It's teeth and with tail over the dasnboard dashes out on a mission of destruction Rule or ruin seems to be the motto oI fhis demagogue and place hunter. Aia- bama's prosperity is trembling In the balance.
 Too Much Regulation.s CuIfman Democrat. ne. N gs5.
 The people should realize that Our devil always and give the other fellow alI rthe trouble and expensesA Money is so scarce today that one could not borrow cash on government bonds The neonle who have the money are afraid to turn loose, as q Roosevelt or Conner will wo to regulating" 1t. The price of cotton, today, is due to-%ne tight ness of the money market. Mouldnt sf he better fo stop regulating" awhile and allow the money market to ease up a little.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
Editor. Dozen. ch,Idren.
Northport Breeze.

NUTIHpUIL
 A newspaper man ought to be a leading man of his town and district. We are not bit egotistic when we say that we are that sort of man. We are even ahead of President Roosevelt, for he says there ought to be lots of chil- dren in our homes. while we not only say as much but we've got an even dozen of them in our home. We lead, the President followss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
7 RoBBED IN syIAoAUeA.
Meyers Notes Is Attacked By . High.

waymam.
 Sylacaugo. Oct. 19--tSpeciai. )---Last night while on his way from his store to a show that was giving perform ance in the edge of town, Meyers Notes $2O and a revolver that was valued as $15.
 There is ho clue to the identfeN Of the robber. Motes's wounds are not serious, T. l.. D. Wilson. who was seriously hurt a few days ago while returning home from town, died from the effects ofs the fall.
 The Baptist congregation has begun the erection of a new eight room pas torium, which will be completed before the first of the year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
womans, Home Mission.

Huntsville, Oct. 19.-(Speeial. )--- The Womans' Home Mission Society of the Huntsville district held it's annual meeting at New Market. and several ports showed that the work of the so- ciety is progressing satisfactorily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
A Worthy Object |.

Fort Payne Journal.
 A report Is current to the effect that the Girls School at Montevailo will ask the Legislature for an additional appropriation of $200.000. Well, why not? The Legislature has shown its willingness to give away the public funds, and the GirIb' School is probably fas worthy object of charity as there Is in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

The Indianapolis Star comes out in the plainest of terms and declares that "The Star followS MT. Roosevelt, blind- ly." We knew 1t to be a Republican paper of the strictest variety, but had given it credit for at least little in- dependent thought.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
Cnurea Genernl Rerret

AnnlstOn Hot BIast. l--
 The failing health of former Presi- dent Cleveland Is caGsing universal re- gret. It would be especially deplor- able for him to go before the country has produced one who could worthily wear his mantle. --~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

Miss Gladys Vanderbilt is to wed a nobleman. it Is stated that her wedding trousseau will cost $1oO 000 That will come in mighty handy it hubby gets hard up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

A Turkish new arrival in New Fork was named Ali Kiologhan but he short ened IL to p ain Joe Whi.e. He said that was what his nare meant in Turkish. but we have our douots.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

Congressman Gardner, of Massachu- setts, says the Republicans should re- nominate Roosevelt if they have to use an axe on him to force him to ac- cept, but the Congressman has no oc- casion for worry. No axe will be need ed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

The Oklahoma people are still, able to driok s,ass of beer CT sn nethir g stronger when the spirit moves then and the spirn appears to .bs right act i've up there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
. swnRn crRcuLATroN.

The Mont gomery Advertiser guhrantees its advertisers (and makes if a sart of the contract when requestedl that its daily CIT culation is larger than tAat of any morning newspaper printed in Aiabama--and that ies sundsv edition shas the largest circulation CT any edition sf any newspaper printed HI Alabama without exception.
 The figures for September printed peioM; representing the actual net circulation, Ah returns having been deducted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
ARCHITECT FOR NEW CHURCH.
R. H. Hunt Selected AS ss. Franel.
 Street COnEreGafion.

Street Congregation.
 Mobile, Oct. 19.-(Special. )-The Building Committee of the St. Francis Street Baptist Church has selected R. IF Hunt of Chattanooga, Tenn. as the architect for the new. church,
 Announcement of MT. Hunts seiec- tion was made by Rev. W. J. E. Cox. nastor of the church. MT. Cox said Architect Hunt was in Mobile a short time ago and, submitted sketches and he will return to the city soon with more sketches. Plans have not been adopted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

E. s. Noble. Circulation Manager Of the MontEomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. says.
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- tiserss circulation for the month of sepleinz : Ssv 1907 Ia true and correct. and compiled After all returns from news boys, news agents spoiled and left over copies have xss,- Ss6,srted E. s. NOBLE, VI Circulation Manager, Sworn to and subscribed before me this a7th day of october. 1907.
 ssEAf.1 RIGA ALEXANDER,
 Notarv Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

A big railroad ought to have sense enough to know that a Fish. next to an eel, is the siipperest thing in the world,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
DREE WOOD
While the oyster now has got a scoop. l How few of him are in the soup.
nY PHrL H. AnAGgTRONfa.

While the oyster now has got scoop. How few of him are in the soup. +
 The people who come to the State Fair scrapers going up and the other won- derful deyelopments of Moving Mont gomery. and our hostelries and hospit- able people will i'll lem all full of the best cooking on earth.
 The worlds record for balIooning has been broken in St. Louis. That town always was a place for high nyers :" ]. The Bryan show vii open on Decem- Der 2. Music by William J. Bryan, Book by William Jennings Bryan, Elec- tricai effect by W. !. Bryan; Costumes by Bryan. ss It's long headed brunette that has After all the most welcome face in the world is the face of dollar (when you're broke.)
 It's mighty poor comfort to . home ly woman to tell Der that it's brafns and not looks that count. -, "A mans '7ligh finance" is seldom so high that it can't be reached by inves-
 a'1sa@ N The Alabama man who was fined $2s for hitting a bartender took entirely too literal an interpretation of Tenny- sons beautiful little poem, crossing
 q like that fellow Jones because he is so free and easy"
 "He may be easy but he's certainly not free. He's married" F-aaklin Adams in The New York Mail says that more people step on his feet in the subway every day than are in the city of Houston. Are you from chicaEo' Frank2
 Geo. waraeId of Maryland announces that he will under no circumstances buy the oface of U. S, Senator. for which he seeks. which is g. very rash and time to make if he intends to live up to it,
 A dyed dog is the cause of a s50.o0o law suit. As much as the President of the United States gets in year. and probably wouldn't be worth shucks at freeing an Alabama posswni
 +
 How meek and lowly a girl is dur ing courtship, and how strenuous after marriage" remarked The New Haven devoted and attentive is the husband in like circumstances before and what a growler-at -the- biscuits -and-stay-o out nearly all-nighter he is afterward.
 # -tys
 It may be that the Big Stick is just blow-gun.
 How could we paragraphers make a living without Roosevelt or The Hous- ton Post?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

Dream Time. Oh, the fall So' the year Was made for dreams. When the leaf is sere And the sumac gleams. When the Bob White whistles To his mate, And lovers finger By the gate. Oh, the fall O. the year Was made for dreams. In the woods you hear, In the running streams A note of sadness That you know Always brings dreams Of long ago. Oh. the fall O the year Was made for dreams. They will appear Somehow 1t seems. But man is better Seems to me -J For they. set him thinking
 Fall Notes. The days are sad, The leaves are brown its time to take
 The awnings down.
 Milwaukee Sentinel. Aye. gorgeous greens Have met their fate It's time for screens To hibernate.
 Indianapolis News. Goodbye to sun,
 Goodbye to flies, Now union suits
 Will advertise. And drinking men
 Will take a nip, Because you know,
 They fear the grip.
 Birmingham Age-Herald. Alas -alack- And bless my soul
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
Punkln, PIe and MovlnR Pictures.

Nobody can blame the editor of The Austin Statesman for liking pumpkin pie but he will certainly be criticised for praising moving pictures.--Birm- lngham Age-Herald.
 Paul, don't you know when an edi- tor Is full of pie. he swafns toward the whole world like the autumn sun shine warns toward the Alabama violet moving pictures not excepted.-Mont- gomery Advertiser. etl4-
 Why should not the moving pictures be praised? There Is no greater wonder in this old world than how such things
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
Constipation, Liver Trouble.

Mr.. W. o. Clement, Assistant Man
ager Rome Georgian Rome, Ga.
writes:
''It affords me pleasure TO voluntarily
testify TO the true merits of your won
derful Pcruna
81 have for several years been suffer
ing from disordered liver and chronic
constipation, for which | had tried IL
great many remedies. but none did me
any good. My whole system was so
thoroughly overcome that ! was easy to
catch cold, and the consequence was
that a chronic case of catarrh was fast
developing.
q have been taking Pcruna for six
weeks. and am happy to say that ii has
had the desired effect. Ny liver is in
good condition. constipation disap-
pearcd, and / no longer feel any of the
symptoms of cataTh.
In truth. / am now in better health
and feel stronger than ] have for sew
cral years, and it is all due TO the won
derful effects of Peruna -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
New line of dresses for lit
tie girls.

Linens, madras and mercer
lzed glnghams in sailors, jump
ers and Russian styles. Good
hne OF colors and white. Prices,
S1.25 to $500.
We have also Just received a good
assortment of sailors and regulation
sulls-all white-for misses. aged
10 TO 8 years-handsomely cm.
broidered trimmed and very fetch
ing.
Juvenile section-First hoor-An-
mex.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
MRS. ELIZA BETH V. DAVIS.

T;EMUMBER-In addition n ouT
speciality OF ANoolar Dentistry ilt'-
storing ot Lost Tcc,hl, we arc q
rcris in every branch Of dental w9rk'
{r~ ,.rovus removable work. correct
Inc irrcr,iIaritics. etc. Specialists IN
each branch of dentistry al your
service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
w!th Dreyfus Case.

1asps the only man III all
= kncws the truth concern
nsl'soTdlnary drama. Others
advantage Of sideliahis
"sn only venture n guess.
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.V'ol 10 take i fair and a
IN Of all these matters, al.
Asy did. the French as we'll
ans; the Hebrews and the
|fT,n,. Ne was the last person
\ ~ faure sRw. 1t was half
~ The Prince of Monaco
~, 80 That Faure was struck
gsc'ls stroke which carried
fnnee had lust re-
|6s, perhn and the communi.
|I-airnNe nc brought the President
~ N regard 10 the Drcv.
such that NJ. Felix Faurc
IA, WIN he possible 10 resist
D. D.. Ilefiaon. The Prcsi-
II n.public was, however,
30, one of the auti.Drcyrns
SVer OF the Chamber and
powerful newspaper.
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W lthc PresiocuipsN r,r,
es,o a 70 make any move ia
h,..H Of Captain Drcyfus
p'''', revelations did not af,
ph,;,'n, directly but con.
by marriage. but all
n. sndal would have been
ios,,, ,'e tcrribit :iIcu,m, IN
n praud himself that brought
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FI.r ''., that he committed
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16

Prof. ". f. Mcdaniel, formerly
Superintendent Of Public Schools,
Montezuma, Ohio, writes from the
Census Office building, at Washing
ton, d. c., us follows:
L can cheerfulIy recommend your
Peruna as all excellent remedy for
all catarrhal troubles, and also as an
invigorating tonic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
h Of MONACO
||DR[D BY KINGS
LB.yalty TO Erect Statue
titled Gambler at
uente Carlo.
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EMPEROR OF GERMANY
N the Dreyfus Scandal c
the Princely Sport
A Is a Factor.

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.,.tss is q syndicate OF
~ k.s been got together by
gnperor. The object OF
';.n was 70 present to the
II Monaco his statue IN
4. 4 his services to science
.,sd in the Museum OF
rsr-.Iora,ion s-JC erected by the
,5lnsro Mao near Monte Carlo.
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"a =, =, Kaiser and the other
- y Europe. The execution
!. .rt was entrusted to NJ.
,bc celebrated French
81 :, rcprcscnts Prince Albert
.i.. d his yacht. his marine
n 4. hand, looking thought-
4 ;.,o the distance.
,sa, the Kaiser has taken
y y 0ar, in the erecting of this
~ not given much pleas.
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','rsus moi to be very poPn
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r. Prince of Monaco is not
!, political circles 1T is also
,sit ,he Prince is simply an
d Trppcb ambassador, and
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Srperor (which happens to be
~ whenever the Kaiser hap
q. a feeling of loneliness)
.r,g French interests. In
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'-ass Of the Empress) the
Fbieh the Prince earns the
. vrsrues Of which he disposes
|rp,oyed. while the old Prus-
ssty is inclined to look
"a a Prince who is the sti"
IA me Blanc family and the
4 Bsins de Mer de Monte
n, latter high sounding name
firl title OF the company
rs The gambling establishment.
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Il, state OF affairs, but that
VA to it as a heritage. He
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'nhdh in the tripots of the
|fBlgium. The sacrifice that
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"a Of morality is considerable,
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M Of N. Blanc, and without
ling Establishments the rev.
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quality. During the Drev.
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and furnished the latter
Of innocence Of Captain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16

R and ,ne nc. clean. crisp. we'll
eVery loaf bears the
s'0csr for it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
a GRATEFUL PATIENT FROM SALT
LAKE CITY, UTAH,

NAV aS. 1ao7.-Rc& Dental Co. Gentle
men: The work you did Tor me some ic"
months a so continues 10 give perfect sat
isfaciion / take great pleasure IN rec
ommendinG your Alveolar Method. WISH
ing YOU great succcss with your trulS
comforting and wonderful discovery. l am
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
NEWS OF RECORD

Notice was filed yesterday with the Secretary of State by the Probate Judge of Montgomery County that the Alabama Land and Investment Com pany, Montgomery Company. had in creased its capital stock from $75.oOo to s250,0
 The Secretary of State has been in- formed of the organization of the Hip- podrome Amusement Company of Walker County, with capital stock of $3,0o0. The incorporators are D; J. Parker, J. Gus Pearce and George w.
 The Mobile Street Improvement Company, which will go into the busi- nesS of paving and improving streets, haTbeen organized with capital stock of 'S30,000. Its incorporators are J. T. Jett, J. W. Gurley. J. H. Hobson, H. c. Vaughan, Bernard Luscher,- Harry T. Hartwell, G. A. Muths, Charles H. owen and J. J. Hennibique.
 Jefferson County reported yesterday the organization of the J. M. Morgan Contracting Company, with a capital stock of $6,000 Its incorporators are ]. M Morgan, Robert Fuenwilder and Daniel Morgan.
 The Planters Gin, Warehouse and Storage Company has been formed in Jackson County. It has a capital stock James Campbell D. P. Pegues and others. The company will do business at Hollywood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

The committee inds. too, that there is no good in "filers. It recommends- that lliers be not tolerated. The com plant food and at hey are put in for no other purpose than to increase the weight of the fertilizer and lower the
 The committee thinks that the fact that the same grades are sold at all times at the same price, no matter where they are manufactured. shows that there Is an understanding on the that the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company sends out price list to the other companies and that this price list seems to rule the price or feru-
 The committee found. too. that there was an organization known as the Southern Fertilizer Association. which of prices, although the committee could not definitely determine. It was found, also. that the force ot fertilizer in- spectors was too small and that 1t should be increased by the Legisia-
 FufI Text of the Report.
 The report of the committee was drawn by Senator overton and Is as ITO the Legislature of Alabama:
 We the undersigned joint commit tee of five, composed of two senators sem senate joint resolution No 42, ap- proved March z, 1907. hereby submit to the Legislature of Alabama the fol- lowing as our full and complete report Of the proceedings had before this committees:
 "This committee met in the city of Montgomery on the 11th day of Aprii, 1907, and elected Senator M. l.. Leith as its chairman. sand summoned yari- ous witnesses eto testify as to tnelr knowledge touching the manufacture of fertilizers. and as to whether or rot there was any agreement between the fertilizer manufacturers to control the price of fertilizers in this State; and further. the committee had before It witnesses who were engaged in the business of what is known as dry mix ing of fertilizers. and also witnesses who were engaged in crushing cotton seed and misunderstanding the by-prod- ucts of the same. and who are known as cotton seed oil men.
 After hearing the testimony of quite a number of witnesses. coming from all parts of Alabama. engaged in both the manufacture of fertilizers and of making cotton seeN meal. and mix ing the finished product as well as the testimony of the consumers of fer tiIizers, we find that there is not what we call an express agreement betwesn the fertilizer companies of Alabama and other States in the South. but an implied agreement to the erect that a certain grade of fertilizer should De
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18
Primary Plan for Selection Of
 Senators and the Action by the
 Convention Limiting Appointmen mt

Alabama to fill any vacancy that may occur in such office. whether such va- eancy occurs before or stor after ths sv eiee tSe Legislature of Alabama,
 And each of said candidates for the Democratic nomination in said primary mary shall, on or before the 27th day Of July. 1906, pledge himself in writing Tn comunicatiop or letter addressed to the Chairman of the Committee, to abido by the action of the voters of the Dem ocratic party of Alabama, for the ap- pointment of United States Senator to i'll any vacancy that may occur in such any candidate fall or refuse to mako such pledge, in substance. in a com munication to the chairman. as herein on the official tickets to be voted in said primary, and any money he may have paid for the expenses of said pri-
 The attack on the plan of the Execu- tive Committee was made in the Demo- cratic Convention which assembled in the Auditorium on September do. II tion of the platform adSpffed sdp,fe by the
 Twenty -eight-That we disa,pr9ye eye ecutive Committee of the state to pledge themselves in advance of their election to make appointments to III Senator otherwise than under the obli- gations of their paths of ofdce as re- quired by law.
 We recommend that the Governor who shall1 be elected November 5. 1908, fill any Vacancy occurring in the of flee of United States Senator after his induction into office. by. appointing the person who received in the late Democratic primary the highest mum; Der of votes for alternate Senator and by appointing to fill the next vacancy thus occurring the person who re- ceived in said primary the next high est number of votes for alternate Son. ator, said appointment or appointments to be effective only until the meeting of the next regular or extraordinary session of the Legislature.
 Twenty -ninth-We favor an amend ment to the Constitution requiring United States Senators to be elected
 "Thirtieth--We favor the nomination of United States Senators and all State and county officers by a plurality vote in primary elections" 4s f4-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-06-18

Elective appointments were an- nounced yesterday as follows:
 Notaries Public-F. G. Mooring. Chunchula. Mobile County; Robert J. Wheeler. Birmingham. Jefferson Coun- y Justice of the Peaee-Thad E. wad- dell, New Decatur. Morgan County.