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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
BOSTON COPPER MARKET

bOSsOTl, JIM w,
The general copper list was active to-
day but softened at midday rlllying we'll
in the last hour. Trinity, Arcadian and
Copper Range were most prominent in
the trading.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17

Iazen's .-Mclbourn Hazcn and Amos
Blair spent two days of last week in Bur
linEton.-The Rev Ira Kingsley OF Chi
cago a former Alburgh boy, preached at
the Methodist church at Alburgh Center
Sundays. Il. barrow was at home
sick last weck.-Mr and Mrs Al
len Buchanan visited in the Isle
La Motto last Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs jack
son Reynolds visited Mrs Waity Hill OF
1s1, Matt, Inc, Crptax
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Jan. 16.
Cotton futures opened barely steady,
Jan, 81 2S0925; Feb. --; March, 500; April,
-; May, $J35; June, -; July, see, Aug,
952; Sept. w; October. S9.52 bid, Cot
ton futures closed steady. Closing bid;
Jan. 1921; Feb, S9lS; March, sos, April
s937; May, $9.4i; June, s9iS; July, sac;
Aug. $945; Sept - oct, $9i6
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
SOUTH ALBURGH.

Lucille deuel. has been very sick with
grip and is unable to attend school this
week.-Mrs.. Fannie Aldrich of South Hero
spent few days Of last week at Nahum
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-17
BENNINGTON COUNTY wARDrNs.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE,

Boston, Jan. IT,,
BUTTER-Steady; northern Nu3-,
western 29g3oc; dairy, 25lf-Nc.
CHEESE Steady. Ne.n MT twins
l31lAc.
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Continued ON 18th pagcJ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
0'BRIEN TO CONTEST
RECOUNT or VOTES IN BlRMING-
 HAM WARD DEMANDED.
City Council Recefves Resignstien of Building Inspeetex and Endorses Ed smith for Judwe-Beavers
 to Meet.

Birmingham, reb. 2o--(Special.)-- The notice of a contest nled by Capt. Frank F. O'Brien In the recent munich pal primary has created quite sem sation.
 In statement given out tonight 1t seems that managers in the Eighth Ward had piled the Ward and oBrien votes in separate piles in order to ar- rive at an early report When the count had gotten to l69 for O'Brien, and Ward 100. the lights went out.
 Captain O'Brien Is quoted tonight as saying he would not throw any suspi- cion on any of the managers, but a recount should be granted.
 The Democratic Executive Commit tee meets Friday night, when 1t is ex- pecfed the recount will be made. The old committee is friendly 10 Captain OsBrien.
 The City nemo~ratic Executive Com nnittee met tonisht but adjourned be- fore transactinsa any business.
 Chairman Metcalf received notice that a recount of the vote in the Efxhth Ward was demanded in the interest of Capt. Frank o'Brien.. On the face of the returns a majority oi TOT was given to Mayor George R. Ward Much Interest Is taken in the probable contest. s4
 At a short session of the City Comn- oil tonight. City Attorney Ed Smith was endorsed for appointment to the federal judgeship and the clerk was authorized to gsnd telegram to Washington to the president.
 John Lind resigned as building in- spector and Alderman Fred Fulghum against whom charges of acceptins brfbes were made asked for the ap- pointmenf of committee to investi- gate the charges.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

dent. According to the constitutiou and bylaws only one term can be Given each president.
 Memphis win present the namc ot M. Stern. for president. and will also extend an invitation for the next meeting. Five prominent citizens of Memphis were in the advance guard arriving today and arrangements were made at hotels for fifty more delegates and representatives. Among those who came today was F. P. Coleman. president of the Memphis baseball association. who will go to Atlanta from here to attend the spring meeting of the Southern League.
 Montgomery will present the name of Dc. s. H. Saul for the presidency. Bessemer will present the name of W. P. Gum for the same position. Atlanta win invite the Supreme Dam to meet next year In that city.
 The local dam of Beavers has made preparations for a lively entertain ment. including a minstrels perfor- nance, q smoker and a banquet to the officers of the Supreme Dam.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Didn't Know | Hal Kidney Irou b Ie

T was out of heaith and run down generally, had no appetite dixzy and siffered with heada he most of ehtime. did not know that my Kidneys were the of my trouble. but somebo W felt they might be and I began taking wamp Root There is such pleasant taste to wanip-Roo 1t goes right to the spot and drives disease out of the system It has cured me. mak- ing me stronger and better in every way and cheerful lily recommend 1t to all sufferers
 Gratefully yours.
 MRS A. L. WALKER 33i East Linden st,
 F Atlanta Ga Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for many kinds of diseases, and If permitted to continue much suffering and many fatal result !, are sure to follow. Kidney trouble irritates the nerves. makes you dizzy. restless. sleepless and 'rri table Makes you pass water often during the day and obliges you to get up many times during the night Unhealthy kidneys cause rh eumatism. gravel catarrh of the blad der, pain dull ache In the back. joints and muscles; make your head ache and back acne cause ,n digestion, stomach and liver trouble you get sallow. yellow complexion make you feel as though you had heart trouble; you may ha plenty of ambition, but no strength; get weak and waste away.
 To overcome these troubles take Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. the world famous kidney rame!y In taking Swamp Root you afford natural help to Nature. for Swamp-Root is the most perfect healer and gentle aid to the kidneys that has yet been discovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Biiou Tonight. The James Boys in Missouri. Prices 25. 3S. S(
POSTAL RAISES SCALE.
Saairies of All Its Empfoyes are
 RpNamNA

sssiries of All Its Empioyes are In-
 creased.
 New York Feb. 20--(speciaI. )--- Clarence H. Maekay. President of the Postal Teiegraph-cabie Company. made the following announcement this after noon:
 "All statements heretofore made as to the amount of increase fin salaries which would be made by the Postal Telegraph Cable Company have been entirely unauthorized
 "The matter was passed upon finally by this company today, however, and 1t was ordered that the salaries of all operators, trafIlc chiefs. wire chiefs, assistant chief operators. chief oper- ators, and managers, be increased ten per cent, and that this increase will apply. not only to the principal offices but to all the offices of the company in the United States. The increase will take effect March l."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Beavers Meet Todsy

. The third annual meeting of the Supreme Dam cf the Independent Order of Beavers will begin in Birmingham tomorrow and number of delegates have already arrived. The attendance, Including visitors and boosters, may go to 150 or 200.
 The first formal session will start at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Killea netMeen Cara

While working on a coupling be- tween two freight cars this morning Thomas Rylant. sn empioye of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad was mashed and killed. He lived only a short time after the accident, dying before medical assistance could ar- rive. From statements made. Rylant was working on hose coupling when the two cars came together, mashing him badly. The ambulance of Shaw and Son was immediately called and the dead man taken to the undertaking q establishment. The deceased was about 80 years of age and lived at West End.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Manarer. Included in Rniue.

Managers and O -erators at all inde- pendent offices of the Western Union
 Telegraph Company are included in the 10 per cent. raise in salary recently granted the operators of the company. The raise goes into effect March 1. This word was received by the man agement of the local office from c. W Lloyd Of Atlanta, division superintend- ent of the company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
How to Find Out

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Are Your Kidneys Weak?
of Men and Women Have Kidney Trou-
 ble and Never Suspect It. t
What the Great Kidney Remedy Swamp Roo Win Do YOU Every of Advertiser Hay Have Sam
 pie Bottle Sent Absolutely Free By Tail

If you are sick or "feel badly" begin taking the great kidney remedy. Dr. K!imer's swamp Root because as soon as your kidneys begin to get better they will help all tho other organs to health. A trial will convince anyone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Second Reading,

 From the CominitLe on Rules: | H. IT. By MT. Lee of Houston { (W Ith substitu. e. )-To amend Section 2226 of the Code of Alabama. (heIates 10 pay and mileage of officers and members of the Legislature.)
 NH. 763. By MT. Foster--ro provide for a joint committee of the Senate and House to sit during the recess of the Legislature to prepare General Nun icipal Bill.
 s'rom the Committee on Judiciary:
 H. 701. By Mir. WooIf-TO fix the salary of the marshal and liorarIan of
 H. 764 By Mr. JohnTo provide for the employment and pay of a servant for the Supreme Court.
 H. goo By Mir. hattray-To furn- ish blanks to Justices of the Peace, Notaries Public and Ex-Officio Justices of the Peace. and Constables, necessary for their business in theIr courts.
 H. 390. By Mir. John--To create The Alabama Monument Commission"
 H. 43s. By Mir. Urquhart-To amend Section 4506 of the Code of Alabama of H. 46s. By MT. Pitts of Dailas-To require persons claiming title to real Il recorded in the county before such possession shall become adverse.
 H. AT. By MT. John-To authorize cities of the State of Alabama to permit 
 II. lSi By MT Glover-To provide for payment of premiums to guaranty or surety companies for bonds of re- ceivers. assignees, guardians, executors, administrators.
 H. 4S5 By MT. King-To regulate settlement of claims due estates by administrator or execute.
 II. 4s6. By MT. Kins-ro amend Section 2O2 of the Code. (Relates to making final settlements of estate in
 II. 4SS. By Mir. King-To amend (Relates to regulating cause for chal- 'sI H. 5Ss. 5 By MT. Goodwyn-To change the name of the Home fo Confedeate sa{os ,,o By s Ms [5. eaGseFs aSs Fsssss the redemption of real estate.)
 H. 557 By MT sample-To amend isue of ganishnent in the County of Morgan. as follows:
 r 579 By w5 McNIiarMTo V, ira roST a smend I,a inr Tl.'' towns6iu and d'st-'ct trustees ex- snption from iurv duty)
 r 5sA By Mfr John with amend mentl--To revulate tho taking of ap-
 Fl eos By Mr. Rt"e--To nrescribe the punishment for assaults with the in- tent to ravish
 IT 652. By Mir. John--To suspend the statutes of Limitations in cases.
 H 656. By MT. Woolf--To create and establish the MarenPo Law and Equity Court for Marengo County.
 H 66O. By MT. Urquhart (with amendment)~ TO give boarding house keepers and lodging house keepers a lien on the goods of their boards or dodgers. for board or lodging
 H 676. By Mir. King--To amend sub division of section 95S of the Code Of Alabama. (Relates to examination, allowance and settlement of claims against the County.
 H 6s5. By Mir. KIrby--To repeal an
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Rijou Tonight, The James Boys in Missouri. Prices 3S, 85, 50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Special orders.

Taking precedenee.
 H. 610 To further amend the reve- nue laws. (Relates to license taxes.)
 H. 61f. To require all foreign cor porations authorized to do business in this State to pay an annual franchise tax. (Relates to franchise tax on for- eign corporations.l
 H. SIP. To ar ~1d an act to regulate the collection of ie poll taxes in the State
 H. SIS. To amend Section 40s6 of the Code of 1896. tRelates to sale of
 H. s14. To define and levy tax up- on solvent credits.
 H. 615 To amend Sections 1891 and 1922 of the Code of 1896. (Relates to admission fees exacted of foreign cor
 H. 741. To tax the franchises as in- tangible property and assets of conn mon carriers.
 H. 76s. 10 create the State Tax Com mission.
 H. 6SS. To provide for the participa- tion of the State of Alabama in the Jamestown Exposition.
 Held over:
 H. s72. To authorize municipal cor. porations to make local repairs or im- provements on the streets.
 Set Tor today:
 $. 5. To amend Section ss72 (5Os) of the Code.
 S. 1. To further punish unlawful use of money. securities, funds, or property of corpoi dtions by such corporations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
FLOWER SEEDS.

A well assorted lot of FLOWER SEEDS In paperS or by weight at
 BURKE'S DRUG STORE. Cor. Court and Monroe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
ments a. the Alabama industrial School

ments at the Alabama industrial School for White Boys.
 H i79-.ro make appropriation for the maintenance of the Alabama In years 1907. 1908, 1909 and 1910.
 H S5--To constitute a board of com
 nissioners for Choctaw County.
 II us--To authorize the town of Elba. in Coffee County. to buy and sell spirituous liquors. H 726--To fix t.s salary of the judge of the city court of MontgrsIS y. H 74G--To authorize all towns and cities ,n the territory now known and described as precinct number three in Fillmore County. to buy spirftuous li- quos.
 H 61S--To appropriate one-third of 1 the net proceeds Of the disp"nsa ries operated l. Houston county, Alabama. , to the public schools. H 455--To create an inferior court of record in and for the county of 17s--To divide Montgomery coun- ty into three revenue districts.
 H 53S--To provide for the election or four commissioners of Fayette
 H Si7--To provide for the estab- ilshment of dispensaries In Houston
 H sss--To provide for the establish. liquors in and fo' Fayette County. Alabama.
 H. 74s To prohibit the sale of spir- ituous liouors In Franklin County. Ala bama.
 H. 670. To regulate the working of the public roads in Lee County, Ala bama. H. SIS. To repeal an act to prohibit the manufacturing of vinous, spiritu- ous or malt liquors
 H. 717 To require the Sheriff of Hale county to procure from the office of the United States Internal Revenue Collector for the State of Alabama. a list of the rersons, firms or corpora tions to whom a license has been is- sued for the sale of spirituous, vinous or malt liquors.
 H. 370. To amend Section of can act entitled to amend the act "to in- corporate the city of Tuscaloosa. :" H. 727. To provide for the appoint nent of an official s.enoqrapher for the City Court of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
MARBLE

Curbow-CIapR Marble Co. Marble and Granite MonumentA 20s-2Il Dexter. Phone iS&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

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 HB 77s Rv M~ eea'e o' svr,te-- oPFIcs of Covntv S-Vc''o~ |o- the Coun- ~ nf e,,--+~r T.o"~I ~~'"'atin~ IT p 77s Rv NT- T'nHsav. cF r'''on- so- To or,e~a se~t'o- GTE1 (9e1ol Of the r1oAa n@ 1eas posr1sio-1 oS T.~--~ F 777 Rv IVY ITelev of Tefser~or -IwIth no+'@a ard o-"oTN-To Sef'ra ~,ho are dc'Irnuert ch''d~er and n c-o,,ida Fo, hAi- a,.-a-t n~a. and refnr- npro.,or 'r tho C'tv of B'rnninghem Lo- rai ' e~y'~1otiou,
 1T R 77s Rv MT Grodwyu of Mont
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

D. M. Avery, CSntraetOr-BuiIde
 Estimates given on all classes of work In the building line. When interested. call phone 1908.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
KLEP SAVED


But aftor an, I amy have made a
mistake in designating the cause "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
DAVIS SHOE co.

20 being present The decorations were
In yellow and white chrysanthcmums.
and the time was spent with music and
gamos
Mrs c. X Smith was also one Of
yesterdays hostesses giving a party
In celebration OF the birthday anniver-
sary OF her daughter Vivian. The
decorations were iu pumpkins and
ohrysauthemums and about 15 guests
were present
Mrs NJ. A. Greenwood who has been
visiting her son Ernest Greenwood.
leaves tomorrow for her home Ia cali
fornia.
Mrs. =. NJ Allison entertains the
Twentieth Century club.
Mrs. Norris L. Richie gives an after
noon tea at her home on saturday.
Mrs. J. r. Dounellan left yesterday 20
join Mr.. DOnnellan in Los Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
TEN YEARS FOR
jim DONALDSON
"Sient Man" in McWhirter SWIM
die and Robbery Gets Max
imum Penalty.
He WILL APPEAL HIS CASE.
Argument for New Trial Avail. Him
Nothing aud Attorneys win Plead
Before supreme Court

'Dr" James Donaldson, The debonair
unless the supreme court on the board
OF pardous Is OF contrary opinion. VIII
soon be wearing new plaid suit and
q serial number and for 90 long years
win be fed and cared for by the state
and locked M la little room az night
90 nobody can get in TO- harm him. For
tho next 10 ytars his mail viii reach
him II addressed go the state prison
and someone there win read his letters
before he docs. so that nothing to Of
fend him may reach his ears. Another
thing that VIII he strange for "Dr."
Jim viii be the compulsory church
service every Sunday indeed a unique
experience for the man about town
whose daily holits hereafter win be
regulated by q systematic ringing Of
bells.
SENTENCE PRONOUNCED.
such is the termination Of long
drawn out legal proceeding. Judge
Armstrong denied his application FOR a
new trial and upon making the am
nouncemeut- pronounced sentence upon
him-io years IN the state prison at
hard labor. This is the penalty the
gay Bohemian Niu pay for having taxi
en- stellar uart IN the robbery and
swindle in which the two McWhlrtor
brothers lost $4,000 in the Antler room
ing house a nttlo over a year ago.
DONALDSON WILL APPEAL
Notice Of appeal has been given and
until the states highest tribunal de-
cides the issues In the case Donaldson
win be at large on the $4,000 bond he
furnished last June after ne was con-
victed In the event Of decision adj
verse 10 his interest, Donaldson viii
probably go before the board Of par,
dons and the governor, seeking elem-
ency IN the las. resort.
OLD. OLD STORY
The story back Of Donaldson's sem
teuce which is tho maximum for grand
larceny was the familiar Mcwhirter
swindic and robbery. on Sept. 10, 1906,
Alexander aud William McWhirter
were approached on steet corner by
a poker game IN MIS- Young's Antler
rooming house n. West second South
street ana there lost" 5000 10 Donald
son, who, In some manner. had been
dealt a Winning hand in the game Of
stud Then the police" were called
iand Bell and Parent, bogus police
men, rohhed tho Sootchmen Of $4,000.
The subsequent. developments In the
case, as the testimony OF Donaldson
showed, we're that former Chief Of Po-
ice teorgc sheets. former chief OF
detectives George Raleigh. Bill New
Ion an alleged attorney. Larry and
johnnie o'Brien and some others were
parties 20 a conspiracy TO conduct dis.
honest card games and to rob suck
ers' under the protection OF the heads
OF tho police department Of the city
The disclosures in the case are re-
sponsihle for tho word former as a
prefix 10 the titles or Sheets and
Raleigh.
All the others are awaiting trial.
Donaldson being the FIRST 70 meet JUS
tee. Hc was found guilty by a jury
July Of this year.
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his solos, dropping at one time four
oCtavos. 10 the astonishmcnt OF thu
house. He has what might be called
manganese steel" lip. and Is readily
one OF the most brilliant performers IT.
the country. Miss Aliens heavy and
rich, dramatic soprano was very ac-
ceptable In the Gounod AVA Maria, ."
the artistic effects being heightened by
the violin ObligatO by Miss Powers,
the organ by Mcclellan and W a.
Chase at the nnrp. Miss Allen reaches
ID above the stan. Miss Jeanette Pow
ers brought out remarkably clear cut,
singing tones from her Guarnerius vio-
lin. Her musical temperament showed
20 good advantage and her conception
OF Interpretation was that OF an art
ISL. Her Torture work was excellent.
EVENING PROGRAM.
Mr. sousa's program at night was
made up with a taste and variety
which always distinguish him; it con-
tanned the gay, the grave, the be-
Witching and the humorous. Nearly
every number had a big encore. and
Sousa certainly lived up TO his old
reputation In the matter OF his re-
sponses. After the big number by
Richard Strauss the band and the
organ together. rendered "The Pill
grim's Song OF Hope" which was
rarely beautiful, except where the
flutes and the organ hardly agreed
In tone. After the Peer Gynt"
suite, the band struck up oharac-
teristic arrangement OF Waiting at
the Church" which brought down the
house The big feature Of the evening
was The Last Days OF Pompeii." by
Sousa, indicating the tremendous epis-
odes in Bulwer's novel: this, too. had
royal reception The Wagner num-
Der from die Walkure," which end
cd the program, was given In electric
fashion. Mr.. Clarke the cornetist
made his usual hit aud had a double
encore. responding once with Love
Me and the World is Mine" beautiful
" rendered. Miss Lucy Allen has a
big soprano voice, and she also made
strong hit with the audience. After
her rendition OF Roberto" she was
recalled and rendered charming
Waltz Song" Miss jeanette Powers,
the violinist also scored heavily And
showed herself mistress OF the IN
trument The concert was an ideal
one throughout, and the hope Is there
VIII be bigger turnout this afternoon
and evening.
The features OF toniRhts program
are Solos by Mr.. Clarke and Mr..
Morritoi Moonlight" rendered by the
tabernacle choir; Romeo and Juliet
Waltz Song by Miss Allen. Sousa's
new march, "Powhatan's Daughter"
a solo By Miss Powers; and the Hail
Bright Abode" number by the choir.
band and organ, Mr.. stephens assist
INK Sousa IN conducting and Mr.. Nc
Clellan presiding al the organ.
Following the retirement OF the au-
dience last night there was a brief
ana informal organ and vocal recital
attended By Mr.. SOuaa members OF
the band and few friends Prof. Nc
Cleilan eNtemporized on the organ.
displaying It's varied capabilities,
his selections being the Pilgrims
chorus from "Tannhauser," variations
on the theme OF Ben Bolt" and
other numbers. Miss Lucy Allen,
the soprano OF the visiting company,
sang by request the Innammatus
from the "Stabat Mater" OF Rossinl
TO organ accompaniment The visit
ing musicians were much taken with
the extemporization on Ben Bolt"
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a card party I'm honor OF Mrs Karl
schicd.
Mrs r. A. Mcmillan entertains al
cards on Friday ana Saturday
Mr. Gus Holmes and Miss Charlotte
Holmes entertained al box party
last night
Mrs George Steiner entcrtains her
card club this afternoon.
Mrs q. d. Bartlett entertained yes
to-day Tor her daughter Mabel. about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-05
"FRbsHIEs' KEEP MuAL

This brnzen piece Of effroutory. which
vac carried through with an the ns-
suranco and nerve OF d professional
thief lefi me little short ~ thunder
struck Aud ~ for my friend his eyes