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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
WOULD DUST CORPORATION.
Quo WarrantO Proceedings Instituted Against Light Company in Mississippi.

Natchez, Miss, April TT. R. Eos ter. an attorney of Vicksburg, today, acting for the Attorney-General of Mississippi, filed QUO warranto pro- ceedings against the Southern Light and Traction Company as a foreign corporation in Natchez in violation of the antitrust and combine laws of this State This Is an echo of the suit btfore Chancellor Hicks which was filed against the Southern Electric Security Company of New Jersey and the secur- tiles companies mentioned in the peti- tion as holders of the stock of the de- fendant company. The defendant to the suit operates the electric light. gas and street car system in Natchez and .icksburg, this State, and the street railway in Beaumont. Tex.
 The State prays for a forfeiture of franchises and order of custer against the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
MIR. AMBREcHT SAFE.
Mobile Attorney h Now in I

Mobile Attorney h Now in Los
 Angeles.
 Mobile, Ala, April 2.-United States District Attorney W. H. Armbrecht oi this city, who left Mobile on March 2l for San Francisco, to hold a confer. ence with the district attorney in that city, is safe in California.
 He was delayed for two days by a wreck on the Mobile and Ohio, delayed at St. Louis and 1t is known he stop ped at Los Angeles. His ticket read by the Union Pacific.
 No alarm is felt for his safety He was heard from yesterday from Los Angeles by his wife in this city. s7f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
GENUINE APRIL FOOL.
Music Loving PeapIe of Bay Minette
 Handed Lemon.

handed Lemon.
 Bay Minette April 2.-(Special LA genuine April fool was given the music night at the High School chapel. MT w. Gasque Hall, Doctors s. A. Young Dahlberg, A. Brown Bryars and Char lie Geisinger had arrayed for a quar- tette last night
 It had been thoroughly advertised, tickets had been sold the money turn ed over to he school Improvement As socaition and all were in readiness for the program. When the curtains were drawn four hideous dummies and Victor graphphone were revealed and the audience Immediately caught the spirit of the hour and filled the hall with peals of laughter.
 The funds of the Association were increased thereby.
 The citizens of Bay Minette present ed to ex-Commissioner o. E. McMillan handsome gold headed walking cane as token If respect and appreciation for the valuable work he has accom- plished as commissioner, special em- phasis being given to his pioneer works for building good roads.
 MT. McMillan and family leave for Birmingham this week where MT. Me- Milan enters business.
 MT. J. R, Hodgen of Fillmore, the in-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

6rpOOt
 New Orleans, La., April 2.-Cleared: Strs. Brattingsberg, (Dan), Svensen, Aarhuus and Copenhagen; Cayo Soto, (Br). Raider, London via New Port News; Espana, (Nor), Danielsen, Puer- to Cortez; Viator (Nor), Thorsen, Gel; ba; Arkadia, Martin Porto Rico; Tug R. w. Wilmot Nelson Havana with three barges.
 Port Fade, April 2.-Arrived: Strs.- Viator, (Nor), Thorsen. Ceiba; Malin- head, (Br) Pritchard, Swansea: Venus | (Br), Stevenson, Port Itimon; North town Van Glider, Port Arthus; reston. (Nor), Irgens. Colon, via Port Limon Utstein (Nor), Knudsen, Puerto Cor tex
 Sailed: Strs.-Finnland (Gar), Koch Ter, Galveston; Ragina, (CubanJ, Teensma, Bordeaux via Newport News; Montauk, Point. (Br), Brake, Bremen Clinton, Hanson Tampa via Mobile Manchester Spinner (Br), Logic, Man chester.
 Galveston, Texas, April 2.-Arrived: Strs.-El Dorado, Prescott, New York
 Cleared: Str.-Etonian, (Br), Jacoo- son, Liverpool.
 Sailed: Sters.-Corbly Castle, -, Antwerp; Cedar Grove, (Br), Small, Mexican ports.
 Pensacola, April 2.-Cleared: SStrs
 Pensacola, April 2.-Cleared: Strs. Parkwood (Br) Butcher. Garston ship Warrior Ut). Benvento. Rio Ja- neiro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
TRAINER ON STAND.
Sanders Was Offered $5,00O to Dope Lou
 Dillon.

New York, April 2.-Millard Sanders continued to testify before Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum and jury in the replevin of the Memphis Trot- ting Association against F. E. Smath- CTS for the recovery of the gold cup, which it has been charged Smathers won with his gelding, Major Delmar, by the alleged drugging of c. K. C. Billings's mare, Lou Dillon, at Mem- phis in October. 1904.
 Questioned by Judge Hatch in be- half of the plaintiff, Sanders. who was the trainer of Lou Dillon, testified that his brother, Ed, had spoken to him of being able to get 5000 for having Lou Dillon lose the race. Witness said that he declined to entertain any prop osition involving unfair methods.
 Later he overheard Smathers tell witnesss b. other that Smathers could beat the mare on the square.
 Sanders was closely cross-examined after which the court adjourned until tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

Rev John Bass Shelton of the Adams Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. R. L. Ros- SUI ul oe4in4 and pr. w. H. Geistweit of Chicago, will speak.
 These talks of Dr. Geistweit on We'd nesday afternoon and Wednesday evening are considered the most i'm portant of all the talks that will he given and the members of the Union look forward with the greatest inter- est to these talks. Dr. Geistweit is at the head of the Union throughout the United States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
TEXAS DEPUTIES LEAVE.
Ed ShInEIetOn, Convicted Murderer,
 Rnck tn prlanIn


 Parkersburg, w, Va, April 2.--Hav- ing secured the necessary requisition papers, Deputy Sheriff Charles Me Adams and Prosecuting Attorney Tom Dies of Hardin County, Texas, left this afternoon for their home at Kountze. Tex, having in charge Ed Shingleton, the convicted murderer, who was ar rested here a week ago tonight.
 The prisoner, who killed tender named George Clark, escaped from the Hardin jail on the 14th of last Octo- Der and would have been sentenced to life Imprisonment on the following day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
GeorgIe Cron Damaged.

Savannah, Ga. Aprn 2.-Reports from Middle and South Georgia indi- cate that vegetables and farm crops have been seriously damaged by the cold of the last two days. They were well advanced for this time. Growers tonight say they are unable to tell whether the peach crop has been dam aged. Fear is felt on account of to- nights low temperature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
Freeze in Tracking Belt.

Norfolk. Va, April 2,--A heavy freeze in the Norfolk County trucking belt last night, with the thermometer down to 30 degrees, did much damage to growing crops, such as early potatoes, peas and beans and fruit also suffered to considerable extent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

ventor of the double cut device for saw mills, has purchased the handsome homo of F. D. Cheffsr and will mako Bay Minette his permanent homo in the future.
 Mr. T. E. Hand is out again after . quite lengthy spell of sickness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
WHEN YOUR BACK

Take one teaspoonful of the following simple mixture after your meals and again before go- ing to bed, viz: Fluid Extract Dandelion. onc-half ounce; Cona- pound Kargun, one ounce; Com- pound Syrup sarsaparilla, three ounces.
 Get the ingredients from some good prescription pharmacy and mix them yourself by shaking In a bottle...
 The Kidneys often become clogged up and inactive. either from overwork or change of weather. and cause the back and sides to pain and ache. This is, said to readily relieve almost any lame back: also overcome the < worst forms of Rheumatism by toning up the Kidneys and fore ing them to filter the uric acid or Rheumatism poisons from the blood.
 Cut this out and save 1t. E tt3 3HuIir llu n rDluD Dlr nm mn umsul
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
Long Drought Broken

Madrid, April 2.--The long drought which has caused so much loss in damaging the wheat and corn crops, was broken yesterday by torrentiaI rain which fell throughout Spain and all the farmers are rejoicing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
SEABOARD AIR LINE
 RAILWAY. Improved Passenger Service to Savannah With Pullman Buffet Sleeping

Note particuIarIy the new night traIn which consists of PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS and Day Coaches between Montgomery and Savannah without change; making close connection at Savannah for all EASTERN POINTS Richmond, Washington. New York and with Coastwise Steamships for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston For full information write or call on
 JOHN H, KETNER,
 Commercial Agent Exchange Hotel. Montgomery. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
Gets Life Sentence

Dallas, Texas. April 2,--Phil F. Tabor, charged with robbing the Cot ton Belt passenger train near Redwa- ter. Bowie county, several months ago was convicted by a Jury in New Bos- ton today and given senten e of life imprisonment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
VIII See Her Children

Florence, Italy. April Former Princess Louise of Saxony, 1ow known as the Countess of Montignoso has obtained permission to see her chill dren and will shortly leave for visit to Munich.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
FRUIT IS KILLED.
Freezing Weather Plays Havoc fin Vir-
 ginia Orchards.

Roanoke, Va, April 2.-A severe cold wave following a fortnight of warm weather, passed over this section last night, the thermometer standing as low as 16 in the valley
 Peaches, cherries and plums were in full bloom and were killed by the freeze. Apples are somewhat damaged and vegetables were injured. Near Roanoke, the Moomaw orchard, with 6 900 fine peach trees in bloom was laid low.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
REWARD.

$1O0 reward for arrest and proof to convict any person shooting or throw- ing missiles Ut any of the cars of this company.
 Montgomery Traction Company,
 W. H. Ragland, wed St General Manager.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
UNRULY ON A CAR
U. R. DOW vIOLATEs \ MOBILE on-
 DINANCU.
Took Seat Reserved Fer Negroes And
 Refused To Move-News Of /. fs The Gulf City.

Mobile, April 2.-(speciaI.)--E. R. Dow. a white man. wh1 says his home is in New Orleans. was arrested and locked up in the police station tonight on charges of disorderIy conduct and violation of the city ordinance gov- erning the separation cf the aces in. electric cars.
 Dow was a passenger on a Dauphin street car late this afternoon and on taking a seat in the car sat in one of the two rear seats which are reserved for negroes. When the conductor of the car told Dow he would have to move he refused and became very dis orderly. The conductor waited until the car arrived down town and call- ing an officer had Dow arrested and taken to the police station where the charges were docketed against him.
 Repairs to the steamer American will in all probability be completed by Friday when the steamer Is scheduled to reSume her river trips.
 The repairs which are being made to the American will place her in ex- cellent shape and q contract has been let by the owners of the American for Q barge which will also be used as . tow for the American when extra cargoes demand it.
 2. Joseph Dedonna, Paul Dedonna and John Riley, the Italians who are charged with the murder of Antonio Lamoutia at Whistler, on the night of March 23. were tried in the inferior court this morning and after hearing the evidence Judge Afford bound them over to the city court without the benefit of bail.
 All the testimony which was given in Italian. was damaging to the defen- dants.
 The Tampa Transportation Company will be the name of a new steamship line to be inaugurated soon between New Orleans. Mobile and Tampa.
 This line is the outcome Of the pur- chase of the steamers Morgan and Clinton by the McI-ay l'ue several days ago. The steamer Morgan is now in New Orleans and the Clinton is ex- pected to reach Tamps today with a large cargo. The transfer of the Clin- ton will take place as soon as the steamer arrives at Tampa.
 w. T. West, a well known steam-' boat man in Mobile, has been appoint ed as agent for the new line in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
THE JANNEY FOUNDRY

is in a position to contract for any kind of iron or steel casting that the needs of the uptodate man Ifacturer or machinist demands. Fly Wheels, Shafts, Pistons. Engine parts of every description or known quantity or spe- cial parts of your own designing 1t necessary. Interview the Janney people at least before placing your orders ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03
MARINE NEWS.

Arrival and Departure of Vessels a l.. 1.' Southern Ports. F., ;...;s | Mobile. Ala. April 2.-Arrived: Str ! Fort Morgan, (Nof.), Olavik,. Boeas, de Toro.5 G-w 5z9'.;.-: T''~'T@ ''N
 Cleared: Str. Ashanti, (Br), Clare, Liv erpool.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-03

Fully equipped with modern appli-5 ances, effectively organized in the man. ufacture of twentieth century indus try.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26
Taktng tf1f Ghtlh
In thf playhnmaf
By ELAINE TERRlSS.

them hours thorough enjoyment Grownup people sometimes for
Think that that trivial and absurd to them
afford deal of enjoyment to child child has little if
considerable of fun and always
piece that delights him. And the piece always should be
bghbght dresses bright and bright child
entertainment merely theatrical entertainment but real
live world full of people and things he has dreamed Of and the seeming
of gives him the Of pleasure which grownup people who
forgotten the days their childhood find difficult symph
mistake take the child the thea to instruct him. but
it is not to him there for his
becoming, glad say, every day generally
nized that thing for child 1t unnatural
to be BRIGHT joyous and happy have heard
the excitement which theatrical performance affords child
bad thing unnatua that exactly
child laugh and shout and clap his hands
theatrical that pas him. absorbed in the
development the stage which interests him In both
cases enjoying thoroughly healthy form Of amusement which
good if he dskes the performance it tires
him-thn certainly any benefit
circumstances would be kinder child
than to keep against his will until the piece finished
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26
Am1azt&tg &tthfa
nf 4mttrn &tatrH
By l.. G. POWERS.
Chief Statistician. Bureau Of Census.

h century, Nothing however, has been written spoken which sets
forth that magnitude and growth graphically than the estimates
national wealth recently published by the United States bureau the
Those estimates for the 1900 and 1904 For the
year they continental United Statewhch the United
States exclusive Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico and the Phppnea
of 1904 the estimate $107 91
The magnitude Of this wealth may measured by with that
of number of other countries
comparisons the figures for 1900 must be employed since
national wealhhose of Muhaare
year wealth Of Great Britain estimated $5
and of Russia The total for the two
which practically identical with the estimate for the
All known facts tell greater wealth accumulated
United States the years mentioned than in the countries
named
that the wealth of the United States differs
that Of Great Britain and Russia combined and slightly
like the property the United States the
doubtless slightly Of the combined wealth of the rich
est EuropFance with estimated valuation
and Germany with 0o0-a total
Of $3.50 a., ,443,oO0
Every makes daily finds this nation ooo
last nger the golden gates of California than
when they lighted up the granite hills Of Maine
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26

has made progress dangerous and difficult yet
has been mad and devices have been invented which
have made the of the balloon and safer The nen
the elongated balloon the adaptation of modern light motors
driving through made possible light winds make
barely stem the ordinary currents prevailing few hundred yards
the ear somewhat much the
Of the winds the spherical balloons.
wenown engineer Octave Chanute who has given this
ton study that improbable that the balloon be
with exceeding 40 miles hour without bursting Mr.
has probably had wider personal experience dv
ing elongated balloons than any e that practice when the
balloon notion the forced back to the end of the balloon
and the becomes great that speeds 20 80 miles not be
exceeded without danger bursting the strongest material of which bal
looms now be made.
improbable that the balloon will greatly
students the subject look forward
the evolution of the flying machine without for the future navigation
of the air. But this not denying practical future for the balloon
The spherical balloon frequently used for of pleasure
recreation usefulness will doubt steadily for this
purpose, devices for handling it are improved
The balloon has also proved most useful method exploring the air
up heights exceeding miles by of light recording instruments
attached method research
widely Europe has recently been introduced into America by
Mr. Lawrence Rot with great They have also been used
Herg obtaining the temperature great heights above the
the latter the balloon followed by steamer and
recovered when it falls.
practical for the balloon foehadowed Hence
believe that the balloon has practical future /LA Mz
butt notas IN airship, except in sport ~
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26
~

pherc nitrogen Notoddcn Httel Norway where
power cheap price their disposal This cheap
the the Eec
cy necessary bring the air in such condition that and
nitrogen upon each other In spite of the difficulties
problem has been practically solved and already 1905 ton OF
anhydrous nitric acid daily produced at Noodden Since that time
An Soda Fark 1udwgafen OF the Old
largest color factories the world has taken the sou
problem ago they joined forces with Brk
land and Eyde Norway and according to the last reports nitric acid
and nitric acid salts manufactured at such to compete with
Chill saltpeter and the products made thereof. b
What this for the conditions of the world
becomes evident from the fact that the supply of Chill sae which
The production of from atmospheric nitro
will therefore the anxiety expressed by writer's
concerning the difficulty Of feeding evenccng population,
owing gradual exhaustion Of the SOIL Since nitric acid also used
largely for niratng coc acd gycerine cotton and ceuo and
these naed products the principal constituents of moke
and high explosives used by and it apparent
that process Of making nitric acid independently of Chill sae will
for the danger
of being off from the supply of Chill satpeter by hostile
1t thus that this process Of making nitric acid and nirates
from atmospheric nitrogen which such great Importance
1t impossible to state what part Sir William
his coaboraors taken the solution OF the problem
research has been published in the scientific the patent
These investigators have contributed anything to the
outlined above If they have made discoveries they must have
independent lines which have not been made known
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26

It's in the Americans, for hurry,
and good things We do waste time ur
ahead and accomplish things We beat the
energy and disposition ahead not being
content with things but improve Tn conditions
are different often heard said that foreign live
than American know this true With the best
the children little home, the skilled
% rs'tmsn tnssa t'ss eamns};,as sa Interest and thus beats ~
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26
Amtrrtta&1 mnrkmtR&t
Natural @uatlfra
By CHARLES NJ. BRUCE,
Electrical Worker.

still claiming, however, not far behind
Coming country years because Of dissatisfaction with
the wages old home have learned that the claims made
do better and work
than the workman of other countries.
Frequently searching for the have reached the conclusion
that Amercanborn is naturally hustler and that foreign
workman hurry order keep with his lowworkmn;
with good work and finally work that superior
first to work Lynn, Mass while the tools the
same not keep with the others Orders flying thick
shop everybody seemed hurry
taking my time and turning what thought good
days wanted in hurry and found
H working much rapidY than before and turning out
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26

Upon the higher level
curiosity is a noble and
ser,viceable quality, with
out which no great thing
can be done in science or
literature. It was intel
lectual curiosity which
sustained a man like
Darwin in his long and
patient labors.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26

In various ways during
the last few years the
public press as we'll as
our statesmen, economists
and business men have
been calling attention to
the marvellous resources
of this nation and the
wonderful development
of the same in the last
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26
A mnm1an'H Il @malt1rattnt1a
III Il 8atk @fftrtul
By MRS. CHURCH,
Cashier Of Bank Of Joplin. Mo.

ME qualification of occupying official positions in
! n l a bank many.
l. prerequisite any bank official that of abso
lutte honesty and believe justified in saying that
women a rule possess this qualification very marked
efS2S@@ssSSs4 degree.
HH Sterling integrity most certainly another qualification
k84M for the bank official and right here again claim for
possesses this qualification in its highest form. AS
rule reared and trained to bear themselves above
reproah would onescend anything that would
their friends acquaintance the
Ebusiness world.
We all be bright all cannot be wise and sagaou but
all will be fahful be faithful in the performance of
the duties imposed bank official of the qualifications abo
]uty essential and surely will deny that of all the quaifca
tions that that of hunes her highest and best
To be aab polite CIVIL most essential for bank off,
especially with the of the bank
and hold be true that by nature mbodes this haracter
& and that exceedingly hard and unusual for her to be otherwise
than aab polite and extremely to all with whom she
contact
If time permitted could give other qualifications that
make her good and safe officer of bank but will mention
conclusion other and that believe peculiar to herself
non and while speak of it and dare call it
perhaps her chief business @ acknowledge inability
describe anayze it. to have the divine
the purpose that actates the insncey lurking behind ab
cordial handshake and having this of dnment she
declines what would and what would and has been
the naton not only men but of the institution they represent
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26

ing incident and catch hold every suggest6h
conversation.
By and by the history of every one, old and
young will be in the mans possession Of course, if
he be ignoble then his knowledge will be in
tolerable if he be sympathetic man it will be most
valuable.
In the same way physician lawyer will be
greatly helped by legitimate and regulated curiosity
about his fellow-creaures. And it must be said that
if curiosity of one kind makes detestable,
curiosity of another kind makes him most popular.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26

The English workman
has heard that the Amer
icans beat them and he
takes exception to the
statement. I was a
strong believer that no
workman could do better
or more more work than
my countrymen, b u t
have learned differently,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26

poetic than old engines for the that they
poeclookng They less snowy furtve u00aat.
modern and perfect
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-04-26


A child never should
be taken to a theater
with the idea of instruct
ing him. Any attempt
to do so from the stage
is bound to be a failure
The object in taking
children to see a the
a trical entertainment
should simply be to give