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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-14

The weather bureau record at Pierre
indicates that this has been the mos
severe winter at this point since 1885,
90. The temperature for January aver
aged but C above zero for the month
and February is not starting out any
better. showing temperatures ranging
from 10 to Is Jelow zero every night
so far this month. with a maximum
temperature of 9 below for Sunday.
A bill opening to homestead settle
ment the two west tiers of townships
in Pennington county has just passe'
a telegram from Congressman 1af.~
being received - that effect.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-14

Larry Roach shot John Kane at Mar
win. The two men had trouble of long
standing.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-14

AS a result of the explosion Of the
water front of a cook stove at Dead
wood. Mrs Marion Willitts, over sew
enty years old, was seriously injured.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-14

actual cures, entities Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound to
the respect and confidence of every fair minded person.
Lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable Compound Makes Sick Women Well.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-14

William Chapman shot and killed
himself at his home in Watertown. He
had been slightly unbalanced for some
time.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-14

DR.. Felix Ashcroft, county physician,
vaccinated 100 persons at Latin,
where the Safe Investment mine is 10.
Gated. Smallpox broke GU there e V
eral days ago.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-14
WHY NOT GO SOUTH ?

Where work can De carried on the entire year, where
the lands are fertile and productive and where YOU
will not nave 10 battle against the elements OF .
frozen county. You should send a postcard 70
J. W. WITH, Gen. Ind. Agent. Seaboard Air Line,
DenL q. P~nrlsmOmLh- Va for a nnnN ~ Inc
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1907-02-14

w. II. Bass, a farmer, delivered
hog to buyers at Armour that weighe
Cos pounds and brought SAL,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
una Gram lUNTA De
indignation en- IA
nlaiCa.
InpOneatfsimOs fueron los tunsfales
del gran p0eta CarduGri.
Como progrssa al sstutlo del Esperanto" On los
EstadOs unIdos.

La s.New York and Cuba Mail Steam
Shin Co.. ha paRado manoH de Mf.
Charles Morse, el mismo acaudalado ne
oooiante que hace POGO adquiri6 81 mayor
ntmero de accioneH de Ia : l'Mallory Lane,
otra compaflfa naviera. Be pFopone este
cabelIero construir IN esplendldo hotel en-
IA Habana, reforzal su hota = haceT que
sus vapores toquen en- los, ,puertos del 0ol-
70 Meiicano.
En- IA capital de Jamaica celebrose
abora poco una gran junta de indignation
nonpJar. durante Ia cual Sc reprob6 la COM
dncta deI Gobernador SWettenham por ha.
hersa nepado & recibir auxilios pecunia-
rios de yfveres degpu6s del gran desaStre,
% apYob6 una resoluci6n por la cual se
pids al Parlamento nm subsldlo oe oe
$75O,OOO y un pr6stsmo de $5.OoO,OOO
para dar principle "a reconstruction de
Kingston.
-Tmnonentfsimos fueron los funerales
hschos en- Bologna (Italia) al celebre poe
ta Giuseppe Cafducci. Todos los edincios
nfhlicoE muchas de las casas particula.
res estuyieron cubiertas con negrcs coTt1-
naies ' las l6mparsB de las calles envuel-
tas an cresp6n. Una division de Las tres
armas hizO los dltimos honores, aslstie-
ron & Ia imponente ceremonia como unaS
seseDta mil personas.
Hay actualmente en- Estados Unidos
cuarenta una sociedades que fomentan
al estudio del Esperanto, idioma que pne'
de ser universal por artifcio. "La North
American Review" ae hR encargado DC
hacer actiya propaganda en- favor De dlcno
eatudio. Be han alberto dos curBoa para
enaefarlo en- el Institute de Iecnologla DC
Massachusetts, Boston.
Ell alcalde de Kingston, ha sucumbl'
do al fin, 4 consecuerlcia dc las nefidas
que recibi6 en- la cat6strofe que dessfuyo
Ia capital de Jamaica. 81 alcalde pTeM'
dfa una session, cuandO 30 derTum6o 81 te
cho de Ia casa de BeBioneB.
Ell Papa recibi6 hace algunas sema-
nsH 4 los miembros del comit6 de oTganlza'
ci6n de lay fiestas de nu Jubilee, y despuea
de darles las graciaE, les suplic6 que esal
fieatas tuvi ran un car6cteF exclus1Vamen'
te religioso, que 81 dinero que 90 FeclDle.
"a con ese motivo, no fueSe empleado en-
nuevas obras, Bino en- sostener las que
existen va.
-Ej6 n&G6u &CGU&tuGaAOCS 0seAsS -
como en- Italia, los pEeparatlvos para u
celebration del centenario de darlnalol'
En- Paris se lo erigir6 una estatua 81 pa
triota italiano. ~,
FL Gobierno de Russia hs lanzado IN
decreto relative un emprestito de l75
millones de francois On renta de 4 por 1OO'
Esta suma Sc destinard, entire otras coSas'
4 socorrer & las yfctimas del hambre.
Alfred Armitag, hijo de nm millona.
rio, que era maquinipta del terFocarEll
central de New York, y que elereia ese
ofcio por nero placer, fue mueEto o. nue.
We del corriente, por efecto de an descarri'
lamiento On Adirondack.
En- vista de los numeroso atentadol
anarquistaB que han tenidO lugar en- esto'
dltimos tiempog en- Barcelona 81 Gobierno
ha decidido apIicar Ia ley do 1904, que
suprime toda clase de gRTantfaS individua'
les para los autores de tales atentados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS OF PORTO RICO

Convocatoria & ex5menes el die 2 de
Abril pr6ximo para M6dicoS, Practicantes,
Comadronas y Nurses enfermeras,
Los aBpiFantes licensias para ejercer
legalmente en- Puerto Rico, cualeBquiera
de estas profesiones, deberan cumplir los
requisites siguientes:
10. Los Medicos presentarSn el Tftulo
Diploma de Ia Universidad de que pro-
cedan.
Los aspirant2s & PraO&icanteB, Coma
dronas Nurses preaentar6n un certifca
do creditivo de haber recibido prdctica en-
un Hospital en- Clfnica particular, por
un tiemro no menos de 2 amos
20. Una BOlicitud jurada ante juez
6 autoridad competente, cuyo modelo de
BoIicitud podran los aspirantes obtener On
esta SeCTetarfa.
30. Los M6dicos pagar6n un derecho
de IS dollars, por examenes y licencia.
Los Practicantes 10 dollars; Comadronas
y las NurseS....., .@..
40. Pasaran un examen, ante la Junta
Examinadora, en- Ia 6poca citada, de todas
las materias, que compreDden las respecti
vas pFofesioneg, de acueFdo Oon 10 estable'
cido por la misma Junta.-Dr. N. Que
VedO BGez, Secretario. 14v &.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26

de la opfederaci6n, de Sus podeFes' para
acumularlos en- 81 gobierno central; Ia
Rep6blica americana seguir6 entonCes las
Ieves ineludibles de la histoTia, en- todas
sus 6pocas, acabar6 por scr una monaF'
qufa. ),
Es cIaro que no puede predeCirgs de
que manera SO efsctuara 81 cambio, 81 SeEa
nor medic de una guerra civil 6 por cual-
auier otro sistema. Pero 10 que 81 es in
dndable, es que, segdn la opinion de los
hombres peusadores, una revision de Ia
CONSTITUTION de los Estados Unidos, ser6
inevitable y no en- muy lejanos diaa.
Las diferentes leyeg do los EStados, de-
ian la puerta alberta & los potentes Sindi'
catos, para que hagan 10 que SO les anto-
ie. Por otra parte, 81 Presidente de los
Estados Unidos posee, en- ciertOs puntos,
mayor poder que un monaTCa cOnstituclo-
mai. Sc puede asegurar que, como result.
tado de Ia profunda modification de los
sentimientoS de Ia opinion pdblica On
Am6rica del Norte, modification que todo
eI mpndo reconoce, las flnciones del Pre-
sidsnte ssran On adslante mas autocratlcas'
que 10 han eido hasta ahora.
AIgunos peri6dicoS americanos plensan
10 mismo que 81 c6lebrs Mark Twain'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26

HILARlO CUEVILLAS HERNANDEZ
LUIS ENDEZ VAZ
oFICINA DB ABoaADOs
CRUZ, "a. P. 0. Box 56.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
Una mOnaTqufa americana.
EI C6Iehrs humOTIsta Mark Twain, predIce eI fra
case de Ia Constitution do los EstadOs
UnIdOS,

Ell famoso humorista Mark Twain pu
blica On Ia ''North American Review" !"
IN artfculo en- que pretende .demostrar que
los Estados Unidos estan en- Was de trans
formarse en- una monarqufa. Y para de.
mostrar su affirmation, cita la mania de
los tftulos de noblesa y 81 afdn de aventu-
raB de fortuna, que Caractsrizan, cada veE
mas, las tendencias de los ciudadanos de
aquella Rep6blica.
"Debemos esperar, eBcribe gravemente,
que circunstancias inevitabTes s irresisti
bleB despojen gradualmente & los Estados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
POR FIN LLEGARON

Acaban de llegar de PARIS los Rios de
peIo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para el peinado. Cada une viene en- su
cajita vale un dollar.
La moda de los rizos eS tan grande en-
PARIS que 80 han necesitado 4 meses pa
ra poder conseguir el surtidO que ACADIA de
llegar.
Tambien sc ha recibido un esplendido
surtido en- perfumerfa fna y ldmparas de
cristal para luz el6ctrica de 1, 2, 3, y
6 luces.
Todo esto SO encuentra en- ell PARIS
BAzAR de Pedro GIUSTL Forta-
lezA q. '%
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
L1NEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Observation-Disclosures de Bayamon y Capi.
tNI simultRneamentO.
Dias 1aboTabI0-M ailana 6, 7.O5, 3 30
opA6 11.OO. TardO 1915 l.46, 8.16. A.B6s 6.46
y $50.
Dias CONGRATULATIONS 8, 7.O5, $3.50, 0.46
11.OO TaEdO 1915, 1.BO, 2.BOs $780, 4.sO
6.45 y $50.
BiiloSe baratOs para dtas f0stivos. De
CRtaSIO Bayam6n, ida y vUOlta IL clAsO
%. IS 2R Cias6 $O-16. De Bayam6n Casio
10 yvuegta 1R Class 8O-15, 2e olase 20 ,.
Bill0to OUdinariO de Capital Cat 40 en-
CIaa0 q ContRVOS.
BaYam6n, 10 de 6OptiOmbrO de 1905 Ra.
Ramon ValdGa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26

En- eata impTenta 90 vende papsl de pc.
EiSdioo viaia & 90 rO duiutaI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
n. R. SILVA

Platero, especialista en- montuTas tifano
otras estilo moderno, prendas de orc y
plata precios m6dicos, garantiza sus tTa-
bajos responde de Ia prenda que se le
cOnfle Casa de Pr6stamos. II. Luna IL.
Hace to,la clsse de operaciOnes de presta-
mos anhra alhRias de orc Y nlata
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
IMDIcAnnR GENERAL

coNSEJo "A LAS MADREs, -El jarabs ealnlants de
IA Wnslow debe usarse siepre que los ninos estaD
m e Hiodo de Ia dentcon Proporciona avio immediate
i pequeno paeiente produce seno natural tran9uo
.gia 81 doior 81 angelic despeta nuy vVo aiegre.
50 nuy agradable al paadar cama al nno abanda sus
eneas aivis sus Dolores haee acies las flneones del
est6maRo v Fegua los lnfestnos Es el meor rernedo
eonocido para a daea va Drovenga ea de 4 denteon
de eualouera 1&ngase mueho eudado ,peh
H. VeNodos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
F. MATANzO
Or. EN- MEDIClNA Y CIRUJIA
OCULTSTA


Ex-medico auxiliar de la Clfnica Oftal-
mol6gtca que 8 cargo del DR.. Barraquer
existe en- ell Hospital de Ia Santa Cruz
de Barcelona.
ConsultOrio exclusive para afecciones
de los ojOs- . ...-
Tetuan, GA (cerca del TeatrO.)
Horas de consultas:
De s q 12 de la manana, Gratis d los
pObres: de 8 q de la maflana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-26
Ia TIENDITA
Al IadO del AyuRtamIsntO
DE ]. ECHEvARRIA.

DE ]. ECHEvARRIA.
DediCado expresamente Ia venta de
efsctOs religiOsOS, jugueteS y TRACES para
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30

prineiplss and bslisfs of the rsnk and A1e of rI0Sf4Asg UemoefAeys ana nAs bseA 90. fn seas0a aaa Sut, whefher | cUndidate, . prtvute cftixeh, . pubiic oficiaI, . jAwysrs aostSr. editof. fsfmef Of what not, rsgardfess of nts local habitatfon.
 "1 am in thorough sympathy with the militant. upstanding Democracy of the nation. as personified by such feeders as Bxyxn, of Nebras3ss and Governor Jshnson, of Minnesota, FOX, of 1ftseuuS5v Smith of Georgia. and NsrsleoH n Dsowssd .ef Florida
 T have Grout admiration for the Democracy and tustness and unflinch- ing determinatten to do their duty which 0Overn0s Hughes, of Aew York, and senator LAFollstte of Wisconsin, have given svfdersst
 T am by birth, education and in tenss conviction Identified with the State. of Florida, and hope to contri- bmte all the strength of vfgoFoHs man. hood and aa unflinching courage of firm believer In the righteousness or his conduct to the State. In ,which my people, having been of the pioneer families, in the period of settlement and development, so wholly belong.
 q shah accept the Governors cem- nsisstSm, snd I propose te justify his actions Tn the minds of all fGfr-minded DemoerAts, by sn earnest. enerssuc and unfIaeging devotion to the inter- est of inc people Sf Tlofida an is hu- manly possible
 T shall go to Washington with Senator Taliaferro, and try to learn, to catch on and get busy.
 "I have planned "a whirlwind cam pafgn already that win give courage to my friends in the coming primary election. to De held some time during the coming summer"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
YOUNG LEvERT SMEE !
 MAY LOSE HIS HAND

Mobile. Dec. 29.--(SpeciaI. y-News has just been received in the city of an accident at Bayou Ia Batre, Christ mas day, from which Levert Since, a well known resident of that place may lose a hand through the accidental dis charge of big cannon cracker in his hand. dA4 .'s@S-t- '''
 The lad. wino'lf lfs onfy 1s years of 3age, was discharging fireworks with num- Der of friends in front of his home when he lit an extra large cannon cracker and before he could throw 1t away. it exploded, badly laeerating his right hand.
 Medical aid was summoned and an examination proved that beyond the injury to his hand, which necessitated the amputation of two fingers, Since had two ribs broken and also several burns on the body
 The lad suffered great pain from his injuries and 1t is now not certain that his hand will not have to be amputated at the wrist.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
FORT MORGAN TROOPS Ia b MADE SPLENDID RECORDS

Mobile. Dec. 29.--(Special. )---Major Stone, commanding the Fort Morgan barracks. had made a report of the result of the target practice held Fri day with the big twelve-inch guns. which shows some remarkable records by. the men stationed at the fort at the entrance to Mobile Bay.
 A target was towed into the Gulf e.0o0 yards and out of 100 shots fired. the mark smen hit the target seventy five times. which is considered an ex- ceIlent record with the big guns and for the gunners at Fort Morgan. In addition to this heavy sea was on at the time the practice was in progress which practically made the target a moving one as it rolled and pitched throughout the practice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
10 POSTPONE
 THE HEARING Railruad Gases Will to Over a Week. IN AGREEMENT REAcAED Postponement is Agreeable to All
 Concerned. Judge Jone. waiI Hear the Arguments h the Famous Litigation on
 January Ia Instead of
 January 6.

rr~. hearing of the cas- in wfrfeh the
 Is and the State of Alabama are fa. win not come up on January xinaliv set Under an under af.sf st which was practically an .ssseee f,sss the hearing of the argu- a, a he cases with be postpcned 0AsA 3s W IS.
 agf for the State and for the @at mitted yesterday that a
 aement for week would in all probapility. be agreed upon, put beyond that they declined to discuss II. It was, accepted as e. certainty thad such an agreement would be consuin- mated Judge Jones is still feeling the effects of his fall of a few days ago.
 The hearing is to bs before Judge Thomas c. Jones. It will be upon the bills filed bv the railroads protesting against the rate enacted into laws by the Alabama Legislature of 1907. The subject to be first considered at the hearing win be the nature of thes bill praying for iniunctfons against tfe acts passed at the special session Of the Legislature in NUvember. The State win attack the validity of these bflIs, claiming that they were filed as sup E, ,emental bills while they should have hessn filed as orfEfnal bills. xThfs VIII hss one stage of the 1itigation over the net7 acts. litigation which began fn, Mar sh.
 Sin ce the beginning of the litigation 4wo 4 essions of the Legislature have bcerY h. sld and number of amendatory ana req ealing laws have been passed. Int the. basic principle of the litigation remains 1.he same.
 The prifA cipie is the claim of the rail- roads that the new rates. as fixed by the Legislat.ure are so low as to be con nf5scatorv. which amounts to taking the property of the railroads without due process of law. thing forbidden by the Consfitutksn. The efforts of the railroads will be directed towards es- tabiishing the proof and justice of this claim The State is claiming that the acts of the Legislature are not confls- catorv and that theif administration should not be restrained.
 The application of the new acts to the Louisville and Nash vile, the Vest crn of Alabama and the Central of Georgia is held up under temporary restraining order. The roads are try- ing to get the restraining order made into permanent in5unctkon. while the State Is andeavoring to get the re- strafning orders permauently dis missed.
 The best legal talent of the South is engaged in these cases. and in one of them former United States Senator J. c. Spooner of Wisconsin will apptsar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
KEHOE FOR CONGRESS-
Y ' 11An I'D srxxns MssI 1ssHxrss. sSn rcH UNI
Csanterfeit Money Being Circulated 1t hensac01a--Arrangeme for WsteR Deard of Council
 U~ebH 1gade.

Pensacola. F1&. Dec. ze.-- Especially Hon. T. Wa1tpr kehoe. at present state Solicitor for the Fffat Judicial District, today maAA formal Announcement of his candidacy for Congress from the Third Congressional District, to suc4 ceed Congressman William B. Lamar, who has withdrawn from the Congress sional race and is candidate for the United States Senate.
 While 1t has been generally conceded that Mir. Kehoe would be candidate for Congress it was not until today that he made his announcement and outlined his platform. He had, how- ever, heretofore stated that unless there were marked changes that he would oppose Congressman Lamar for his seat. and had arranged for . pro- gressive and active campaign against the latter, but the withdrawal of Con- gressman Lamar leaves the field prac- tieally to Mir. Kehoe, there being only two other candidates. with the lead conceded thus far to the State Attor- ney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
xsr.. ponser Dead.

Columbus, Ga. Dec. 2s.-tSpecia1 J. Mrs. Tommfs Foster. aged 21 years. is dead after lingering illness of con- sumption. Her death is rendered the sadder by the fact that just a few months ago her husband. Charles Tos- ter, met a tragic fate, being run over and killed by a freight train at grade crossing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
Ce.nterfeiters at vsrir.

Counterfeit $5 notes in large nunA- bers are being circulated in Pensacola, and numbers of merchants have pre- sented them at banks, only to be in- formed that they were counterfeit. It Ia the belief that thu counterfeit money is being, or has been circulated by a well dressed man, accompanied by a woman. attired in the height of fash- lon.
 During the Christmas holidays, wien stores were crowded the couple were much in evidence upon the streets, and at every store where purchases were made the proprietors found that among the money taken in during the day there were one or more of the couf- terfsft bills. The parties were strang. CTS in the city and from all accounts they kept their identity q secret. It is now believed that after working the city and distriputing the worthless money they have departed for other places
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
FIRE AT LEXINGTON.

Mississippl Town Has Seventy 0ASus.
 'aa6 DoannT Dlese.
 JscIxson, Mfss., Dec. 39.--A dfspatcil from Lexington. says: Fire broke out at 4;30 o'clock today in the busdnsss dfstrfct and destroyed property vaFfed at t15j000. The bfaze started in Sar- leeant's Hall and after destroying that structure burned up the store of Swim. ney md .Stiafer, AmeFican Express Company's of1icc and the Masonic build ing, BeslI Hardware Company and the ofIices 0f several lawyers and doetora
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
4 Water Comunission.

Amendments to the ordfnahce pro- vfdfng for the control of the water works which is,Ste be taken over by the city on January are liable to be sprung at the special meeting of the City Council tomorrow night. An or- dinance has been introduced and will be placed upon it's second reading at tEfs meeting which provides for wa- ter commission composed of five mem bers, the Mayor and the chairmsn of four boards, who shall elect a super iltendent and control the business
 Much discussion has ensued, result ing fin dissatisfaction, it being claimed that the officials who are to compose this confrufssfon already have as much or more city business to-fransact than can be done advantageousfy to the city, and therefore 1t Is claimed that q commission cof>iposed of parties not connected with the city government should be chosen, and aIsos that it's membership should be reduced to three.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30

"Deauetful arm cary to obtatnL" If iSl Iss. tSsr eS eSs sv sv.ssvs sij fosr inch ~ soe. sn AlabAsh& And If ik refers to other kinds. there. are many old bachelors who bAouad ffHe Co hnoW how: as they have been trying unsucoessfuIIy for years!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
CONTRACT IS LET.
Tsise Water Lines WIFI Be Extended to
 TOulmfnyfTIe.

Mobile, Dec 2g-(speciaL) )-The con- tract for extending the water supply system to Toufminville in order that the residents of that place be supplied. has been let to Robson and Muths and it is stated work will begin almost irn- mediately.
 The work will begin at the present end, Catherine and Spring Hill Avenue. and will be extended north to Toulnnin- yflle,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
Enstex ,o Get Pestofy,ce.

The Government will shortly erect Federal building at Ensley. Postmas- ter Clayton has been requested by the Depa rtnAant at Washington to send the archih&N's plans in. and it is believed thatfAH short while now. contractors will be asked to make bids on the &C., tual structure. ErsIey is one of the most progressive little cities in the State. the growth of the place being ph enomenal The need fer more room for the postoffce has been apparent for some time. notwithstanding the present office was moved into just a few months ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
on Tar Boafon.

Washington, Dec. 29.-Secretary Taft left today for Boston, where tomorrow he will deliver three addresses. the most important being at night before the Merchants and Manufacturers As- sociation. He will return to Washing ton New Years Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
A Sectional Experiment.

MODIIe ReBISter.
 The Democratic ticket, as we see 1t at this writing. will be Bryan and Johnson, It will be an experiment to run two western men, but the party seems disposed to cut loose from New York, for once at least, and see what will come of 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-30
Tn necide Nated Case.

Judge Lane will render a decfslon Monday morning in the case of Mrs. Carrie von Bernewitz. who Is resisting extraditfon to Ohio. where warrant stands against her charging bigany.
 Mrs. von Bernewitz and her husband separated some time ago and he sued for divorce. seeking possession of a little boy at the same time. The wife protested. and even after & judgment had been rendered. succeeded in getting the case reouend. Then the warrant charging that she had married q man named Lafnpka in Ohio sprung up and extradition Is being resisted. An off, cer from Ohio Is in the city after the woman now this being his second trip to this city for the prisoner. Judge Lane has the matter under considera- tion. after lengthy argument by at- tornevs. and announces that he will render a decision Monday morning.