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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18

42 inch white lingerie, a very fine sheer cloth with highly mercerized finish, worth up to 29c Monday at .... :. -. .18c
 36 inch white shrunk finish linen cambric, a good 45c value. has very soft finish. Selling for Monday at :. >. :. :. 29c
 32 inch white linene suiting, medium weight, all pure linen. a regular 35c value selling Monday at .......... -. .24c . 32 inch white India linen and 2s inch white check nain- sock, two excellent 12 1-2 ]: grades, Mondays selling at 90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18
Values in Linens and Wash Goods

HOUSING SALE that will stir wide interest, good as the H have been this department heretofore the yaues offered for tomorrow them by good deal come ex necng to find excellent values and you be disappointed unless you aut off your visit too long
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18
Trunks Suitcases-Hand Bags
Monday
 ~
EVERY WANT or THE TOURIST CARED FOR.

EVERY WANT or THE TOURIST CARED FOR.
 DISPLAY want to call your most particular 7 to here Monday every likes to look at great dis play, it has kind of fascnaonthis display of TRUNKS SUITCASES and Hand bags will hold your attention from frst complete in If traveller ee expect this will just about the most interesting display of its kind you could want
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18
Mail Orders
 -

anE PREPAY CHARGES on all
 w cash orders amounting to $500, reserving right to ship by mail, ex- press or freight Many of our out-of- town customers do not know this fact, and we make this announce ment again on account of so many having sent postage and express money for shipment of their orders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18
Another Great UndermusIin Day

Y. HAT THE PRICES ARE LOW not the only things to
 be considered the garments must be considered as we'll Every them made of good materials and in pattern that will t The sewing and detail work is way above the average you consider quality and most people doou will 6nd the prices practically unmatchabe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18


 The bargain counter in the more tempting array of bargain per Monday morning. We can last, 50 we ask that you come as
 E. P. Reeds low cuts in pat ent colts, ribbon ties, gun met al buttons and cuban heels. Monday .. .... =. .$4'So
 Kronh Fecheimer swell side ties and ribbon oxfords, Gibson heels. Regular $3.50 shoes, Monday .. .. .t .. ..$Z.4o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18
Phenomenal Sale of Petticoats

"A ONDAY SHOPPERS have chance to practice " omy in this lot of silk petcoats offered for Mondays quick selling One point about this sale newer preter stylish petcoats can't be bought for anything like these prices.
 gain of the This lot offered for day few days ago. and the selling fast and furious We have decided to place the lot in this Monday sale the following prces
 One lot in practically all the coors styishly made in the shirred or tucked, sfounce, and value CS 0O worth $7.oo Monday, selling at .... :. .pO.OU
 Another lot in practically all the colors made in either the accordan peaed founce deep shrred and tucked flounce A realsgood $500 value. Monday CS AQ selling at "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18

Ax Monday |. .. -. ..'c
 Ladies cambric long skirts, with torchon lace on bottom, Monday - :. :. :. .... .39c
 Ladies gauge vest with tape in neck and sleeves, Monday
 -. -. .s.... :. ..lvc
 Ladies, gauge vest, Monday,
 .... ..... ... .... =. DC
 Ladies knit pants, Monday, .... =. .. .. :. ..12 1-2c
 Ladies Black percaline pet ticoats, with double flounce, Monday, ...... :. :. .. ..49c
 Children's cambric tucked pants, Monday .... .. :. 15c
 Children's cambric {. ruf1e pants, Monday. :. |. :. .25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18
Two Soap Bargains

-
 Fairbanks s "Sunny Monday" and securing soap, also "Life Buoy soap. AS a special Mon day bargain we will sell on that day (Monday) ' CAKES for 25c.
 Babeskin Toilet Soap and Lem ola Soap, three cakes in "a box, special at 29c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18
Shoe Bargains for Monday

shoe department never held a than will greet the early shop promise how long this lot will early as possible.
 Elegant line gun-metal OK lords, worth $2.50 and $500, all ribbon ties, plain and cap ped toes. Monday at ....$1 7S
 Strap sandals, French heels, these are regular $2.o0 and $2.50 values, that are to be sold Monday at ...... ..$1.4S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-18

Ladies cambric corset cov- CTS trimmed in front with lace. Neck and sleeves edged with lace. Monday at ...... ..25c
 Ladies cambric corset cov- CTS, trimmed in back and front with rows of lace and ribbon Neck and sleeves edged with lace and ribbon. Monday 29c
 Ladies cambric pants with H. s. rufie. Monday .. ..25c
 Ladies' cambric gowns, made with yoke of embroidery in- sertion and H. s. tucks, V neck, Monday .. .. .. .. ..75c
 Ladies cambric short skirts, aounce edged with torchon lace
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
HON. J. H. McCOLLUM.
The Gentleman From Hampstead Enters
 the Fight for Congress.

-ElseWhere in tO-day's paper appears the announcement of Hon. Jas. H. McCOllum, of Hope, for Congress from this, the 7th Congressional district.
 Every voter in Nevada county knows Jim McCollum. And they know, too, that he is one of the best lawyers, the cleanest men, and the fairest politicians that ever aspired to any office. His race and his record as Prosecu, ting Attorney of this Judicial district is one of which he is just ly proud. For four years he served his district faithfully, and was instrumental, by reason of his thorough knowledge of the law, and his adherence to duty, to diminish crime in his district,
 He has also represented Hemp stead county in the halls of the Arkansas legislature for a mum Der of terms. His aspiration to this office was not Occasioned by any mercenary consideration, but for patriotic purposes for the good of his county and his state.
 MT. McCollum is highly con nected and has many friends in Prescott who will labor unceas- ingly for his election.
 If given the nomination at the March primary, the Eth Arkan- sas district will have an able, hon est and conscientious represen- tative.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
Warm Campaign In Ninth District.

Little Rock, Oct. B. Special - Hon. John C. Ross, of Hot Spring county was in the city Tuesday, and confirmed the statement that he is a, candidate for senator from the Ninth district. Mr. Ross was temporary speaker of the last house of representatives and introduced the first bill in the House, that to require all railroad companies to charge } cents per mile for passenger traffic.
 Mir. Ross is being opposed by Senator D. M. Cloud, the pres ent Senator, elected to ill out the unexpired term of R. R. Adams, who was expelled from the Senate last year.
 Hon. Robert W. Glover, who was also in the city yesterday, declared his intention of making the race for Senator. The dis trict is composed of three coun- ties, Grant, Hot Spring and Sa- line, and the three men come from these three counties. Mr. Glover is from Grant, Senator Cloud from Saline and Mir. Ross from Hot Springs. It is conced- ed that the race will be rather warm, as all three candidates are energetic and close campaigners.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
News from Alba ny.
Special to the News.

Special to the News.
 Laneburg and Sutton, Oct. p. A. c. Wren had sick child last week.
 Born-last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. P B. Easterling, fine girl. Mother and child doing well.
 Floyd Nelson. who is attending school at Emmet, was brought home sick last Saturday.
 J. J. Fore and family spent Saturday night and Sunday at Brisbane. The guests of R. D. Martin and family.
 $. E. Franks has developed a very severe case of measles. Supposed to have contracted it at the Hot Springs Fair.
 Mrs Davis who taught school at Sutton the past summer, had contracted for the winter term, but from some cause has resign ed the position.
 MT. T. A. Garrett's wife was taken violently i'll one night last week, but Dr. Reeder informs me that she is doing nicely at present.
 w. c. Woosley and wife made a visit to relatives in Hope last Friday, returning Sunday. Mr. Woosley was also looking after important business in the city.
 Mrs. John Phillips accompani- ed by her sisters, Misses Hattie and Retta Lambert, are spend ing few days with relatives in
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
Attorney General Returns 10 Desk

Little Rock, Oct. 3. Special After ten days of hard campaign ing in Washington, Carroll and Madison counties, Attorney Gen eral William F. Kirby is expected to arrive in this city tomorrow. He has been over these three counties in company with Hon.
 Robert w. McFarlane, of Green wood, another candidate for Gov ornor of this great state. Twen- ty speeches have been made in these three counties, and it is re- ported that General Kirby has been asked to continue the cam
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23

paign for another ten days, in the same section of the state, but buiness matters are requiring his attention in Little Rock, and he can no longer stay out of his office
 He has invited the other two candidates, Hon. George W. Donaghey, of Conway and Prof. John H. Hinemon of Philadelphia. to enter into an engagement with him for a joint canvass, to begin little later, at such times as he is ableto get away from the office of the attorney general, and as will suit the convenience and pleasure of the other gentlemen. It is possible that such an agree ment can be made, but Prof. Hinemon apparently stuck to his first determination of not open ing his campaign actively, on. the stump until January l, leaving three good months for this pur- pose.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
\ Letter of Thanks
My friends:
Capital Stock and Surplus >4O,oo0.oOJ

My friends:
 It is with trembling hands and quivering heart that I under take to thank you for the kind ness extended to me and my lOv. ing wife during her sickness and death. Mothers have left their babes and wives their husbands to wait upon her, to soothe her pain, and to nurse her back to health. But The Lord of the harvest hath need of the flowers, !" and it was of no avail. .Deft hands lovingly made and arranged the pure white robe which made her look beautiful in death. But not least of all was the support given me by the noble men of the town. My employers sent word If there is anything you want, let us know, night or day" Many others said, If there is anything we can do say it. Physicians did all in their power, but God has called her to himself and 1 am resigned. Again l want to thank you for your loving care. and may God bless you and give you the same help when it comes your time to cross the river of death Charles F. Newth.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
Price 5 cents
Little Rock.

Little Rock.
 The Baptist Association which was in session at Hope the 18th. 10th and 21th inst, and was at tended by quite a large crowd from this section to numerous to men tion names.
 l am requested to say that the appointment of Rev. G. w. Dor man next Sunday at Mt. Pisgah has been called in, but will preach at the Yam school house.
 w. T. Woodul, whom we re- ported seriously sick last week. Is improving rapidly, and Dr. Wren has dismissed the case. We hope soon to see him able to re sume his position with the Pres. colt Mercantile Go.
 The public school at Laneburo Will open next Monday the 28th. with Prof. A. $. McGough. as principal.
 Married-last Sunday morning at the home of J. K. Waddle. Mr. F. M. Martin of Rosston, to Mrs. John TOmpkins of near Rocky Mound church. J. H. Waddle Esq. officiating.
 Prof. J. B. Easterling and wife of Clyde, Callahan Co.,, Texas, af- visiting for several days, his father, D. Easterling and family, and other relatives have returned home.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
The Citizens Bank
CAPITAL. $z6, 900. co

This Bank has been in success ful operation for more than twelve years We have not grown rich and arrogant, but have paid oul stock holders a reasonable divi- dend on their holdings each year, and are stronger than ever. We have depositors now, to whom We loaned money when we com menced business. It does not pay to borrow money unless you have a reasonable prospect that you can make more on it than the interest you pay. If you want to open an account and see it grow, and cheer your declining years, come tosee us. If you are in need ofmoney tomeet your obligations, come to see us. We will treat you With every consideration, be your account large or small.
 Yours truly
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
j. s. Regaa!nl,,,., a!l,,,.,.
HeatingStoVeS

While you have plenty of time for com parison of stoves and prices, and we have plenty of time to show you and to set Heater up for you, don't you thuk right now is the time to choose your heating stove for this fall? You pick out the stove, we set 1t up, pipe and all complete without extra charge, and then when the cool mornings come, you are ready for them.
 We handle the Bucks line, the line with reputation behind it, and we guaran- tee you satisfactory stove. We will put in Bucks Alright on thirty days free trial, and take it back if it is not satlsfac- tory.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Tardy & Bliss is going to discontinue business and l will not be irresponsible for any further contracts made in the name of the firm.
 J. H. Bliss
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
Two Cars 0f Corn.

l will receive morrow two cars of ear corn from the territo- ry. Parties can save something by buying from the car Friday and Saturday before it is housed.
 Eugene Norman.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23

These represent our facilities for doing the kind of printing that will please you. The prices are right. and prompt delivery th invariSble rule at th- office
The Prescott daily news., 1907-10-23
Your Printing

It should be fit repi ese entative of your business, which means the high grade, ar nstic kind, That's the kind we do.
 AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT
 OF TYPE, GOOD PRESSES AND
 TYPOGRAPHICAL ARTISTS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06

Rafael Sedden; por Rodulfo Rive
ra contra Josefa Martinez por
Emma Rivera Castillo contra Ra-
mon Vazquez.
FL inspector de escuelas ,
lbs profesores de Arecibo han ini.
ctado en- squella ciudad una sefis
de visitas domiciliarias, con el I'm
de Zanzibar impresiones con los
padres de familia acerca de ID en-
sefanza escolar.
Han contraido matfimonio
,an6nico en- esta ciudad los j6venes
sefor Rosario Cepeda y la seHo.
rita Marcelina Manzan. Que sean
felices.
Hay gran impadencia en-
Arecibo por que Sc den comlenzo
cuanto antes q las obras de Ia carre.
terra de aquella ciudad a Lares.
Ri Superintendent de Ia
Anew York and Porto Rico s. s.
Companys ha nombrado 4 nuestrc
querido amigo el seiior Ernesto
Marin Marien, sobrecargo de! va
por aVascos y a los sehores Manuel
Aguiar y Simon Brilla, depeudien-
tes de muelles en- los puertos dc
Arecibo y Aguadilla, respective.
mente.
Para .el dis Is del actual "a.
tan anunciados los ex&menes para
guardias aspirantes { cabos de Ia
policia insular. Como unos cuaYen /.
ia individuos del cuerpo han solici.
tado examen.
Sc encuentra actuaImente en-
Ponce nuestro compahsro seiior Sc
bastian Dalmau Canet, rsdactor del
xBoletin Meycantil.s
I'll dfa 6 de diciembre pr6xi.
mo- Sc cumple el plazO que conce-
di6 el gobernador Post 4 los reos
de muerte Auselmo VelGzquez y
Candido y Antonio Acosta, para
gestionar su apelsci6n ante Ia Cor.
te Sup1ema de Washington.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
DESDE AREc|BO
Ve1ada en- nuestr1o tea
tro. = Ell nii1o Candido
F1stet' y Vazquez.
RECISTRO CIVIL
REGISTRO CIVIL
Otra vez funciones cinema.
togra6cas. Ell Superiu.
tendeute de escuelas.

Noviembre 4. Sc encuentra
en- esta ciudad con objeto de dar
una velada en- este Teatro el niho
Candido Fdster y Vazquez, de sells
4fios de edad y de una precocidad
inconcebible. Recita con gran fa-
cilidad y brillante entonacl6n poe
sfas de esclarecidos autores. Pre-
para la velada para el pr6ximo do
mingo y q no dudar tendra nm buen
resultado, pues el objeto es allegar
fondos para ir q los Estados Unidos
q estudiar una carrera.
-Durante el mes de octrbre
Sc han registrado en- este Registro
Civil, 92 defunciones, 81 nacimien-
tos y 2S matrimonios. a
-Pronto comenzaran de nuevo
en- este Teatro las exhibiciones del
magnf6co cinemat6grafo de Ia Em
presa c. Rozas, dando a conocei
uuevas { interesantes peliculas.
Mr. Libby, activo Superln1
tendente de las escuelas &c este
Distrito, ha tenido el buen aciertc
de iniciar visitas q los padres de 10.
uiflos en- union de los profesores cor
Il objeto de relacionarse y poneYst
en- contacto unos y otros. La pri
mera vista fue 4 don Pablo Alum
CORRESpONsAI.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
!. O7RAS NOT|C|IS
En- la plazuela de LA
Lea1tad.p--Para Es-
tados-Unidos.
DR.. RUIZ yOLER
I
Snbre I'm telegrama. = Re.
porter enfermo. En- el
pueblo de Catano.
DR.. RUIZ sOLER

Rehkresenos que todas las
noches en- la plazuela de ala Leal-
tads, de Puerta de Terra, Sc reune
una turba de muchachos, que Sc
dedican al sport de dirigirle chifl=.
tas a los pasajeros que pasau por
allf en- los carros electricos, forman
do el consiguiente escandalo que Ia
polcfa debe evitar. Yea ESQ el
Sargento Lopez.
Haze algunos dias Sc encuen-
ira enfermo, en- su residencia de
Catafio, nuestro estimado compa-
nero el seiior Infante Saavedra,
reporter en- sLa Correspondence y
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
el joven galeno doctor Ruiz Soler,
de Guayama.
-Seg1n noticias, Ell sabado lie
expidieron desde San Sebastian un
telegrama al seiior Francisco Rome
70, vecino de Puerta de TERRA,
anunciandole que Ell pr6ximo dia,
en- el tren de Ia tarde, llegaria uua
cuhada suya.
Rn efecto, la joveu lego en- el
dfa indicado, pero hasta Ia fecha Il
sefior Romero no ha recibido el t..
Iiegrama. Rsto Sc comenta por 4
solo.
| --aCU1DADO CON LAS MEDICINAs
PERN1cIosAs.-Los medicos conde-
nan unanimemente el uso de las
emulsiones que Gentlemen Creosota 6
Guayacol. Es bien sabido que estas
sustancias cuando Sc toman mezcla-
das con ell Aceite de Hfgado de Baca.
lao irritan Ell estomago y los rifones,
entorpecen la buena nutruci6n y por
las frecucntes evacuaciones que eau
san, producer Ell elrapido aniquilamien.
to de los enfermos.
FL doctor Parsons, un distingui.
do especialista de la ciudad de Mexi.
CO dice q este respecto: "Refriendo.
me al valor germicida de la Creosota
cuando Sc administra a enfermos tu
befculosos, incorporate q preparacio
nes de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
declare: que los experimientos qui
nicos y la observation cuidadosa d
un gran ndmero de casos, han demos
trado que cualquiera que sean los re
sultados bene6cos que los enferno
puedan recibir del uso de la Creoso
tadA Y otras sustancias irritahtes, es
tos.resultados los nulifcan los efecto
perniciosos que ejercen tales droga
en- el est6mago.
/ Es un hecho bien conocido que /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
EMILIO KTCHEBoURG

ncnados obre Ell broa del pozo ambos oyeon gemdos
de Rouvenat, pero podian vero
-Rouvenar gr6 Mardoche soy yo, Mardoche lme oye
por IN momentc vic pasar ante e como fanasnagorfa
el sueho de Blanca.
-Valor grit6 de voz de Nardoche vamos hacer
hasta 10 impossible para salvaros.
Una cuerda cuerda exclam6 Rouvenat dEbl vOz
echadme cuerda
-D6nde enconraral
En- el armaio del pastor.
En- nombre del cielo gt6 Edmundo, perdaros tempo
Ambos hacia la cabaha. Mardoche abrio pue1ta
ndientras que Edmundo, encenda un f6sforo.
He preparado mahana nterna do Mardoche esta
encima de Ia mesa
HallSrona en- efecto Edmundo la cogi6 encend6 nme-
datamente Ia mecha bahada de aceite.
E amano del paor estaba cerrado pero Mardoche
entretuvo bnscando lave DID empuj6n hombro
to Ia cerradura que muy soida
fondo del armao Mardoche descubr6 laga fuer
e cerda cuya exemdad aa gancho que ndcba que
otro tempo 6 los cubos cado e fondo del pozo
La cadna del miSo estaba tamben cogeron
da regresando toda prisa del pozo.
Edmrndo puso nena sobre ell broca En- seguida ayu-
d6 Madoche desnroar la cuerda convencdos de sodez
pparaon corredzo la heon bar hasta fondo del
pozo.
-Atenci6n la cuarda baja, agrit6 Mardoche.
La cuerda lego for de aqua. Mardoche Snto que Rou-
venat acababa de asirla.
HAY coedizo procure used pasaro torno de
SD cuerpo, debajo de los brszos
Rouvenat ensay6 hacero pero poc6n violen que
tena mpeda cas por complete bead de movmentoS
por pare sostenase agaado avesafo or mago
equbro movuiento POGO bseo poda romper palo
huhdialo e fondo.
No puedol exclam6 con desesperaci6n, ino puedo
-1o suponls, dijo Edmundo
Que haremoSf repuso Mardoche ansiedadI
-Yslo 81 contesto el ioveu,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-11-06
LA f41JA MALD1TA
lvenat salia de la profundidad del pozo.

La de Rouvenat salia de la prounddad del pozo
"A mi! lsocorro!
La ujer oyo rapida una Aecha Sc anz6 en- drec
cion la granja, gntando SD eStdehte
-Socorrol lsocorrol
De pronto la destuvieron dos hombres
Eran Mardochey Edmundo.
Que dene usted? lque ocurre' pregunt6 Mardoche.
-Aln en- e pozo del pastor Rouvenat, corred
salvadle, contest6 la mujer con anheloso acento.
Comovdo por sondo de aquela voz mendgo Sc llevo
vvo ademan mano ene quiso hacer preguna
pero mujer haba vueo emprende caea hufa con
tai rapdz que hubese poddo que pies ocaban
suelo.
-Ha dido usedl dijo Edmundo esa muer ha hablado de
pozo, de Rouvenat que pedfa socorro .
81, ST. corramos
LegadoS al pozo oyeron gemido
Mardoche recobro Su pIesencia de eSprtu
-Es Rouvenst exclam6 con ahogada voz.
81 pao que uizaron los Pasel para hace ancano
Servdor de Seuon arrasto cada haba
ado afortunadamene brecha la obra de mampoea del
pozo encma del nv del aqua habia ansormado momens
neamente rama de sa.vacon.
En- efeco Rouvenat despueS de haber del
pozo remont6 supefc del aqua Echando deseperada
bazos encma abez og6 agarr6 con
energa que ene sempre de pRo
do quiere mor.
FL desgsciado Rouvena hacfa usione sintieudo e
o del que entopca penas enervsba uerLa no
pudendo que fuese oda acudesen Socorro
vea espcto dea xtendiendo cadave en- e ondo
del pozo 50
Pens6 Lucia en- los dos huerfanos Blanca
Edmundo iba mO sin hab umpdo gran obra de repara
c6n Ia cual haha urado consagra vida tba mor
e no tardara seguie herederos names poderaan
los benes de Lucia sin piedad la pondlan pue
extraa SCI medo la ha de Juan Renaud nocente
que sufa Ia pena del cupable.
Muetto e lque porvenir esperaba esos tres sere que
ocupaban de continue pensamenus que poseian oda Il
tenura que coraz6n encerrabai