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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
SOME MISTAKES OF FEEDERS
+. II. COLLINS. Indiana

Many years OF experience-some Of It
costly too-have proved to my satisfaction
that in a great many cases there Is en-
tirely too much expense In feeding cattle
and even hogs. The fine large hogs with
heavy bone and vigorous vitality that our
fathers grew must have had a balanced
ration.
We now have them bred for earlier ma
turity, but the same ration II obtainable
will still do for our main dependence.
In case OF nursing pigs or calves, q little
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
Care of the Winter Pig .

II will take several bushels Of corn to
put back the flesh on a pig lost while
shivering all night In a damp. wind swept
corner of the feed lot.
II you have been stufing your pigs with
corn from the day It was ripe enough to
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
cats
Her

" rf-.ar . -" " "a. iC2u OF
hogs 10 81. Louis Monday.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-10
GROWING PEDIGREE CORN
J. d. FUNK, Bloomington. Ill.

Breeding plots are situated in isolated
places. We plant nifty or sixty numbered
ears Of a certain variety, each ear In a
single row. which Is also numbered. Rows
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
soUTH's CORN CRoP.
Tradesman Makes an ArEument for
 Immigration

Tradesman Makes an ArEument for
 Immigration
 Chattanooga. Tenn, March 30 - Especial. 1.-The Tradesman will say In It's Issue of April 1st, that "the corn crop of the United States for the year 1908 had a farm value of sl.- 166.62S,t79 of which the States of the South produced about one-half. or in round numbers $50o,0 .0O0 and that the value to the farmers of the cot ton crop was s650 .00o.00.
 Had the average yield per acre of the corn crop in the South been what 1t was for the country at large which W as30. 8 bushels ger acre, as against only twenty-thre bushels per acre in the South---the valne would have been equal to the cotton crop, which if 1t had been brought up to the yield shown by the States of Ohio and Wisconsin, hich were 42 6 bushels per acre and 4l.s bushels re- spectlvely, this croD ould have brought to Southern farmers sl,000,000.000 and the difference of s50O,o00.000 is what the South may be said to be losing annually from negro farm tenancy which so generally prevails.
 .From the above figures t can be seen that the South can afford to im- port one million agricultural immi- grants and pay $500 each to obtain them if necessary, and reooup itself on one crop in one years time for this outlay"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
NEGRO TS SHOT.
Was Attemptinw ta LIberate Ksrswemer
 Arrested hy PolaeeaaRn.

Was Attempting to Lfberate Krspemer
 Arrested by P0l1eezaRn.
 A gun play at DozieKss saloon. on the Red Bridge road yestenday after noon. in which Officers CrossIRnd and Jackson participated. came near re- sulttug la at least ono death.
 Information was received at police headquarters that negroes were bl0ek- ing the street fin that neighborhood and the officers were sent to open ths way. The chief offender seemed to be negro named Asa Shorter, who was later lodged in :ail charged with dlsordsrly conduct and resisting an officer.
 After arresting their man. Officers Crossland and Jackson were sur rounded by a mob of negroes who were disposed to try to ffberats Inc prisoner. The policemen were fn close quarters The officers were compelled to draw their gans and & shot was fired.
 The bullet passed through the neck of burly negro. who was most active in trying to iiberafe the prisoner, and struck a negro woman who was in the crowd. Following the report of the pistol. there was 6 scattering, during which the wounded nan disap- peared. Tho woman was not badly injured.
 Later Thomas Oliver and Thonaa Alworth signed bond releasing the negro Shnrter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
cLANsMAN bon muNpnnp.
FaIIadega Had eo Give cou.pa,
 Money to Stay Away.

TaliadeDa Had Go Give C0uzpaaw
 Money to Stay Away.
 Talladega. March 90. .-- (SpeciMI )--- It took four meetings of the City Council and Sl00 in cash to kbep the -clansman" from showing in Taila- deEa.
 After suspending a resolution pro- hibiting the presentation of Rev. Thomas Dixon's play in Talladega. and the city had been billed and news paper advertising contracted for. the council again met and voted to keep the play away. So strong was sen- timent against it.
 The manager Of the company straiRhtway came to the city. employ cd legal talent and had its opinion that the show could be presented in spite of the councils prohibitory resolution. The council had a meeting last night and after rehearsing tho situation of- fered the management of the "CIana- man" company $i09 to pay the expense incurred in Talladega and etiil re- fused to allow the play presented. This offer was accepted. hence Talla~ dega will not have the 'ClAusman- .
 The Tailadega (negro) College win have S10.000 hospital erected soon. A few weeks ago c party of Northern phiianthropists visited the college ana one of the number offered to give S3,- coo if the school would raise z2,00O. The students and alumni of the col- iege pledged S1,0ee. and the white citizens of Talladesa gave S1,o0e and the hospital Is assured. and the money Is now available.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
FOLLOWED FRIEND
INTIMATE OF CHICK sTAHL roAs.
 MTTS SUICIDE.
Used Same Method as Famou. u.u Player and Left Note Aslxinw To Be Buried Beside Out-
 Fielder

Fort Wayne. Ind. March so--David P. Murphy. well known engineer on the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad committed suicide today in his room at a down town hotel by swaIlowiaG car- bolic acid.
 It is believed the suicide of Chick stahi, the Boston American League baseball player, who was an intimate friend of Murphy. had me effect fin giving a suicidal impulse to Murphvsa mind. He letf a note saying:
 Bury me beside Chick %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER MISTER, FORT MORGAN ALABAMA. received here until 2:oo pm, aprii 1T. 1907. for furnishing material and labor for re- pairing twenty-five buildings at Fort Nor gan, Alabama Information furnished on an- plication. Envelope contaIning proposaIs should be indorsed Proposals for repairInx buildings, and addressed to Capt Louis F
 D. S Army. Fort Morgan, Alabama.
 Apr.-I-2-7-s-l4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
SWEAR OUT WARRANTS.
Russell County Negro Butcher ss Ns
 0us of TroubFe

Girara, March 30. v Special ! --Wes- ley Ffeernan and Sim Franklin, two negroes charged with taking part in the disturbances Tn Girard last S&tur- day night. retuEped to the city yes- terday From Scale. the Russell county them.
 Freeman, who is a butcher, and who slashed Walter and Bud Fletcher. young white men. with big knife. was rearrested upon a warrant sworn out yesterday by Bud Fletcher.
 Walter Fletcher Hwore out yester~ day a warrant against Lewis Reed, a negro. charging him with assault with was placed at $500. which he made.
 Both these new warrants are re- turnabls to Judge H. T. Benton. at Seales
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
Notice of Final Settlement.

The state of Alabama. Montgomery County
 Probate Court. March SOth, 1907.
 Notice is hereby given that Jos. F. saf- fold and w S. Thorington, Executors Of the estate of Henry D. Heron, deceased, this dav flied their accounts, voucher and state n1ent for a final settlement of their admin stration of said estate and that the 22nd day of April. 1997 was appointed for said j. B. GAsToN.
 an-at Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

sT@ccrss in the Stock Market; our book st,,ss "details. Free. Write for it. John A. HFnsrdrnan 6 Co.,, Stock Brokers. Ss Broad- way. New York
 sSo oe INVESTED in south osorEia dirt on out ~A afvsdend on small investment. Our snrvn s- has increased in population 100 per eent in one year. Write quick: we only M MSsn.' esvy lots left South Ceorgta Land nAsy a f, y,d,sstriaI Co. Milltown. GeorEia- -AT-sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
FINANCIAL.

ss hs cleaned and pressed. Ladies' skirts ana silk waists cleaned. Phone s.
 .iry euna and pistols; don't worry your srisnds when in need of Q small loan; come to tis: our business ts strictly eonndentAaa Montgomery Loan Co. -tL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
COOL sKATTNG

Fifteen blg electric fans make ssEmf- ing comfortable at fhe Rink. Gaea ing every nlght. Come Gown, maorn- ing, afternoon and might.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
WANTED.

Two experienced travelling salesmen of ability, territory your vicinity, 10 Work sonntyv trade, calling on drug and general strrsS Exclusive territory. established bonse. rare opportunity. state age exper- fence. lines handled In first letter. Replies confIdential Must be ready to start imme- diateiv. Box 555, Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
REAL ESTATE; INSURANCE.

 FOR RENT-we have party with proper. of business will front on two Streets. pres- ent buildings will be changed to suit; long lease tenant. Large business here. Chan dler Douglass.
 FOR sALE-The beautiful 9 acre place on Woodley Road. adjoining Cloverdale, will he etc. fronts 800 feet on woodiey Road. Chandler & Douglass.
 wANTED-we can sell your property read office S have freansSs @ calls for ooss s in m sna % suburban homes. and also for investment. Chandler & Douglass.
 FOR sALE-The 900 acres in Hale County: I2 miles from Greensboro. . now on tue market Must be sold even at sacrifice, make offer Chandler Douglass
 FOR sAL.E--vacant lots in Oakley; Up- lands, Bell-Air. Peacock Tract and others cash. or on time Chandler & Dougiasa. FIRE INsURAf.cE---we represent the best companies with lowest rates. Solicit your business. call on or Phone. Chandler 6 Douglass
 COMTRACTORs--Tn all lines can record their names and addresses in our office. We have frequsnt calls and would gladly refer such first class contractors to our friends. Chandler 4 Douglass
 FOR sALE--The best piecs of property oa the market for fine residence. now, fs ffie lot bounded by Montgomery. Goldfhwaite and State Streets. Look at 1t. call In and agree with us. price very reasonable Chan dler G Douglass.
 LoANs--No one need suffer for money; our loan company, charges only per cent. but sometimes less. loans made to ysars or can pay back as you wish, calls on us daily but we .can supply all demands. Chandler FOR EALE-Ths Commerce St., store prop erty will go this week: be quick, it's 6 to I per cent net proposition. Chandler & Doug lass.
 FOR SALE--Who wants a lovely cottage on Martha St, lot b0xiso to alley; now we'll rented, 10 per cent, on price. Near to city center. must go. Chandler Douglass FOR EALE--Four vacant lots. on Heron St. croes from city school build or 6 room houses; your investment will be fine and ground floor profit. Chandler & Doug lass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
Davidson, Holt 6 Strauss
 PHONES
 s2 & IS Real Estate & Insurance,
$f0,000.00

Neal EssLate 0 AnSuEAuCes Sf0,0O0.O0 WilI buy q two story brick store building on Court Street first class tenant, paying good rent. For q quick sale, we will only require 5000 in cash, the Balance at low interest. $8,5O0.0O
 For lot 50xJ6O, on north side of Dexter Avenue, near "whcre there is something doing" Only $2,5o0 in cash is rsqaired; the balance at low interest. t$8,5O0.0o Will bay q modem two- story dwellings eight rooms, 'wo baths. Built q few years ago by owner as his home. This dwelling is on . feading street and only fous blocks from Court Sqnare. $3,5O0.Oo Wilf bss7 a delightfui home on Pleasant Aventse, house n-w and in good condition, seven rconls and bath. Yots cannot afford to miss this. S2,750.OO On North Jackson, we nf- fer . residence at $2,750.0O that is dirt cheap at $3,z50. The hoose is two story, in good condition, has seven rooms, and is an ideal home tor a moderate price. This propertY will not semain on the market long at the price quoted so come quick. $2,sOo.O0
 For : pretty s soom dweff- :
 ing, 3t8 N. Bainbridge St. on lot 50x150 feet. Vacant Lots Now is the time to btasld dwellings so as 10 De ready for occupancy this fail We have several Vacant Lots for sale in varioas parts of the city.
 Among others we mentions
 One on the extension cE
 So0th Perry Street, 75 X so.
 A beautifad cofnee lot on
 South ConFt Street. Stores For Rent.
 The season is neax at hand for see0ring Voer place of bs1siness for the next year. We have always made a spe- cial effos fer the rental of
 mercantile propeFty-therc- sorc, if yoS are looking for
 a store or office, kindly let
 t& know your wants.
 We now offer tor rent, pos
 session given on October 1st,
 double store, 50&t30, three floors, in the wholesale dis triet.
 A new eofner bsiiding in ccsrse of erection, in the wholesale district.
 A leading store and Op- stairs, second block of Dexter Avensse. 45s Fire Insurance.
 Wecontinue to offerthe pub-
 lie the best protection in the shapg of fire insurance, rep sesenting, as we dos fourteen of the worlGs leading fire in-
 :srance companies, and their record for honest rnethcds in
 settlement of losses arc tsnsssr- passed in the history of fire
 insurance. These companies paid in cash the stupendous
 amount of S40,c00y 900 on ae-
 eoant of the great disaster In
 San Francisco, being abotst
 one-kEth of the entire amotsnt
 paid. We se11 Tnsurance that
 Insufes."
 B Life Insurance
 It is with . feeling of pride that we continue to De the
 District Managers of the Un-
 ion Central Life Insurance
 Co, of Cincinnati which is SO well known and proven to
 be the @Grcat Policy Hold
 ers' Company"
 We Lend Money
 If you wish to borrowmon-
 ~, we have spfendid faciIi-
 ties to negotiate loans. We
 cordially invite Your sonsid-
 eration-
 Davidson,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
ANNOUNCEMENT WALL PAPERS SEASON 1sO7

Full line Of exclusive high class novelties from England. France, Germany and our leading home manufacturers. also every thing pertaining to modern interior decora- eons. c. F, ", KENYON
 I045s Dexter Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
TYPEWRITERS.

NEW and secondhand typewrlters for sale; machines a9 all makes rented repaired and exchanged; supplies and aceessories. D. L. pavant successor to Terry & Davana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
IRON SAFES.

,@@pGH1NTN Fire proof sales. screw door ksnf eafes. bought sold. exchanged We ssrry one hundred safes In stock Aonfgom- ery Safe and Lock Go. 35i commsrce sL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
MASONIC NOTICE.
Dividend ce---First National BaRI
 laoutuOmery, Ala.

Al .Id today. the usual QUARTERLY DIVIpEND of two per cent ,(2 per eentl was Seclared payable on and after Aprli fst to stockholders of record Mareh SO'h' March sOth, 1907. r...,..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

wANTED-we can sell your property read. fly. Give us a chance by listing same in our office. have frequent calls for close in and suburban homes. and also for investment. Chandler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

FOR SALE-One fne young Tennessee stal-
 lion. cheap: one fine pacing colt. months old; one hne peacock in full plumage. Ad- dress Mrs B.. care Advertiser l0-4t FOR sALE-one 1s horss-powar railroad
 motor ear Average speed 90 miles per hour For particulars address The Advertiser Co. MontEomery Ala 0-1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
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FOR SALE.

CAME LAWS OF ALABAMA--a booklet of 3s paKee. supplied in any quantity. Fine advertising mediusn. with nd. on covers Write for prices Brown Printing Company. State Printers. --10-St WANTHD--To trade . piano for cash reg;s- ter or buggy horse Loock box 5ss. city
 tile
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

AVhd!h IT8 1sSu1
 At the close of registration yaster- day the candidates for municipal olfleea expressed their appreciation of the Rec - isfrars, Edward q. Azzahoney and ". N.
 To Messrs. Edward T. Mah0neY ana William K. Jones, greeting:
 Wfth the closing of todaya xngin- tration the pleasant relations we have enjoyed for the past two weeks will cease; and as an expression of our Kraf- itude, we have subscribed our names hereto. As eandidates, we wImh to 4as- tify to the impartial and faithful Der- formance of your duties as City Relwia- trars, and to thank you for your klna- ness to each of us"
 The Registrars stated last night ed registration. A majority of these were young men who since attaining their majority, had not had opportu- nifty to obtain their life eerkfficakaa of registration from the States rew4s- trRrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

FOR SALE-The beautiful acre place or woodley Road. adjoining CloverdaIe, will he sold this week Lovely cottage, outhousex, etc. fronts 800 feet on Woodley Road Chandler & Douglass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

FOR RENTING have party with proper ty which he will improve. it Is in the center of business will front on two Streets. pres- ent buildings will be changed to suit; long lease tenant. Large business here. Chan dler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

FOR sAIE-We have the following in sec- ond hand. Thoroughly overhauled Splen-- did condition. Cheap. Locomotive fire box boilers. sizes twenty thirty. forty, seventy, one hundred. one hundred and twenty-five horse power. Tubular boilers, sizes twenty
 thirty, forty fifty. eighty horse power Two small portable engines and boilers on wheels
 One five horse power engine combined with vertical boiler. Two one hundred and fifty and one two hundred horse power Atlas Engines Used only short time. Big bargain
 Gasoline engines, sizes eight, twelve, twenty mills complete. Two small laundry outfits. suitable for small town, bargain. One large compound Duplex pump. One No Cameron pump Number of small boiler feeders, Sew eral thousand feet 3 in. and 2M in. second hand pipe We, also have a number of new boilers that we bought cheap from concern of reduced price. Machinery Trading Co, Birmingham, Ala --1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
CAMP PAIGN HAS BEEN CLOSED Over 2,500 Voters Have
 Registered. CANDIDATES WORKED HARD City Political Rattle Will Be Fought
 Monday. Mere Candidates fer Aiasrmsn TAas Can Re Elected, Although Maysw Tessus Has No oppesstion
 Ser His Pssisssn.
 

With 2,50s voters registered, the campaign for the Democratic nomina- tions to municipal ofisees in Montgom- cry draws to it's close, and when the polls are closed in the city Monday evening, the great bi-ennial battle for city political preferment will have been on DsspItss, the ssss , .Ast B there gre is ls oslg x the Mayoraity, the campaign has been a brisk one for the name of the seekers of places in the City Council is legion, and they have fought spiritediy.
 and of the two Aldermen from each ward. there are many more espirantH than can be satisfed and they have contested vigorousiy for every point matter of men rather than of measures. but despite the fact that if has been largely personal. 1t has been notable for the friendlincss win which it hss Of the Lee Street depot became n e. sue in the campaign at one time. but # was never brought well to the fore rather h too isse ssesss to aord muah as se rial for vote getting, though if was tn- leeted into the contest to a rerogniz- able degree.
 lstered shows the keen Interest that ss taken in the primary .eiection toTnnr- row. It was firHt believed that the absence of competition. for the oflsce seeking recollection, is the only car6i- date, would make the primary very tame affair. but the candidates for Ar dermen worked hard and more vofefs ranks of the duly Qualified than in any previous city election.
 Yesterday ITS voters were rexzsfar- ea. making q total of s,Sos. Tho fab-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

FOR sALE--The 900 acres in Hale County: I2 miles from Greensboro, . now on the market MuBt be sold even at sacrifice, make offer Chandler Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

FOR sALE-vaeant lots in Oakley: Up- lands Bell-Air. Peacock Tract and others, cash. or on time. Chandler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
FOR RENT-sTORRs

FOR RENT-Good store house on south Perry St. will remodel and put in new front to suit tenant M. W. Stuart 22 South Perry Street. --a6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
PERSONAL.

GENTLEMAN worth 5000 in real estate,
 also has good income, would like 10 meet lady with intention to marry. No objection to poor lady. Address Mr. H., Room 2o4, csylon Bldg. Chicago. --is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.

FOR RENT-seven room house. newly re- paired and all modern convenienees. S2S co per month. M. W. Stuart. 22 South Perry
 St. -14
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
leID
FOR SALE.

FOR EALE-Mercantfie busiuess al Castle q. i.eoo.o0. All opening for . good business will sell at a bargain for prompt accept ance. Address Box sf, Castleberry, Ala.
 --1e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
 LOST.

LosT--Pockstbook with sss. % and R. R. ticket from New Orleans to salamancaa, N. r. finder please return q P. Storey 2s1
 --ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

PERSONAL--Don't start on a visit with m old shabby. worn out trunk, let us give it our special delight. Montgomery Trunk CO
 ~-1s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Fiye room furnished apart
 ment with bath. May lst. to Oct lst. Phone 2533- -12
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31
FOR sALE--R1AL ESTATE.

RoMEs HoM Es--Tf you waut nice home on South Ferry Street. can save you enough money to furnish five rooms of 1t {.
 Let mo show it to you and prove it. M. w. Stuart. g South Perry St. e-11
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

MIDDLE--AaED Capitalist. rich. lonesome desires companionship' of loving wife. Rich or poor. makes no difference. Box 426 St. Joseph. Michigan ~-ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

HANDSoME--And wealthy Iady. has ele.- 900 cash. will inherit ten thousand more
 wishes to meet young or middle aged man with yIew Co matrfmony (Poverty no obJec- fion.1 Address Miss Hart, Dept. 242. 6S WabasRs, ChIcago. .-i6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

Wifi b.s7 a delightfui home on Pleasant Aventse, house n-w and in good condition, seven rooms and bath. You cannot afford to miss this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

business. call on or Phone. Chandler 6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

MEN--Den't take chances Prevention bet ter than cure. Are you wise. Write for full infernaatisn. Prospect Supply O., Box B5. station ". Brooklyn, N. Y. --ls
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

N0TIcE--The new L. 6 A. Laundry No Sel-4os Dexter Avenue, wIil be open for business tomorrow, April first, ring phone 6s for the white wagons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

IF YOU are interested in family wash: ring Phone e9. and a representative of the l.. A A. Laundry will call on you. Laundry work for white people exclusively.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

TO cLosE-out my entire stock of human hair bratds lat cost Montgomery Beauty .Paflors. No. So Perry St. -se