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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
PLEAD sNOT GUILTYHv
Polish Priest is Placed on Trial For
 Ills Life

Pittsburg, Sept. I6.-Attired fla the regulation clerical garb Ludwig Szcz- ygiel. the Polish priest accused of kill ing Andrew and stephen Starzyuski in their restaurant on the south side. a little over a month ago. was today placed on trial in the criminal court here on the charge of murder
 The prisoner looked pale and hag- and with arms uplifted and eyes turn ed upward plead mot guilty"
 The work of selecting a J'uy was then begun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
nu..r xuireIeaa rnh

Chicago, Sept. 16-A special to The Tribune from San Francisco says:
 To make every policeman in the city a wireless telegraph operator that can be called from central at any moment ia the hope of Assistant City Elec- trician Parmento. He would have po- licemen carry a small compact appar- atus in his pocket with the receiving fixture on his helmet. Parmento Is working on the idea now.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
,Iouument Unveiled.

Winchester. Va. Sept. 16.--With in- terestinr ceremonies and in the pres- ence of half a hundred prominent cit- izens of Massachusetts, a monument commemorative of the Massachusetts soldiers who fell in the battle of the shenandoah Valley. during the civil war. was dedicated here today. The monument was erected under an ap- propriation of the Massachusetts Leg islature. The Massachusetts party !, included Governor Guild
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
n,r Gron. Earnings.

Chicago. Sept. l6.-The annual re- port of the Chicago and Northwestern hallway which was issued today show ed A total of gross earnings of s6S.- 87s.9 800. The operating expenses and charges were $5S. .13s.sOO. leaving a net income for the year of S15.74O. 500 Dividends amounting to $7,910. 200 were paid leaving surplus of ST. QqO A00
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
Gets Twenty years.

Allentown, Pa, Sept. Ib.-IWenty wears in the penitentiary at Philadel- nhia. was the sentence pronounced here today on Dobert Hartzell. who pleaded guilty to twenty three charges of arson and theft. Hartzell with Daniel J. Adams was arrested recently charged with setting on fire three business places in Allentown, causing a loss of SlOO,00O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
Contraets For Coal.

London, Sept 16.-The United States Navy Department has, according to a dIspatch from Cardiff. Wales, to a news a0encv here, contracted with Wash inqton firms for one hundred thousand tons of the best steam coal, the de- livery to extend over 1908. The price agreed upon has been kept secret.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
REPORT IS DENIED.

Ambassador Baron speck won stern
 berg WilI Remain In Washington.
 Berlin, Sept 16.--The German For eign Office, taking cognizance of the renewal of the reports that the Ger man Ambassador at Washington, Baron speck von Sternberg, is shortly to re- tire. today authorized the statement that Emperor William and Chancellor von BueIow have the fullest confidence in the Ambassador and desire him to remain at washington. so long as he desires to do so, and that no change In the enthusiastically has been consid- cred
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
SYNDICATE DIssOLvEs.
Seventy Millions of UnsOld Bonds Dis-
 trfbuted to Participants.

SeVemty BAIIIlOHB 0H UW7UAW ESOHu8 D1"~
 tributed to Participants.
 New York, Sept. 16.-The Union Pa cifc syndicate which underwrote the $75.000, 900 convertible bonds, dissolv- ed today and the unsold bonds, which amounted to about $70,000.oo0 were distributed to the syndicate partici- pants. The syndicate underwrote this large issue of bonds at sO the same price at which they were offered to stockholders. less a commission of two per cent
 The stockholders took up about four per cent of the total issue and the syndicate managers sold two per cent of the bonds. The bonds were quoted at eighty-h five today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
r,Irnt Speed Trial .

London, Sept. 1s.-The Cunard Line steamer, Mauretania will leave her builders yard at Wallsend today for her first speed trials off the Lyme. Af- forwards she will return for her final fittings and furnishings
 She is 790 feet long, compared with the Lusitanias 7s7. Her gross tonnage ia 2S.200. .---,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
CONVICT IS INNOCENT.
After Serving Thirteen Years William
 Evans VIII Be PaRdoned.

Evans VIII Be Pardoned.
 San Francisco. Sept. 1S.--After hav- ing served thirteen years in San ouen- tin penitentiary. it developed yesterday that William Evans, one of the con- victs. Is an innocent man. Proof posi- tive that he did not commit the crime for which he was sentenced, Is now fin the hands of the proper authorities. The judge who passed the sentence de- clares Evans is innocent; the man who prosecuted him made deathbed state ments that he was innocent. and in q short time Evans will be allowed to leave the penitentiary.
 Evans was convicted in Amadar County of burglary and sentenced to life imprisonment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
Umpire Cannot Act .

St. Louis. Sept. 1e.-Umplre Billy Evans, the American League umpire who was struck on the head with a soda water bottle during the second game yesterday between St. Louis and Detroit, will be unable to participate in any game for the remainder of the season, his physicians said today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
Veferinnriana Meet.

Richmond, Va. Sept. 16.-HaIf a hun dred expert veterinarians from two scores of states were in session here today, representing the State Live Stock Sanitary Boards. The veterinz arians will consider methods of con- trolling and eradicating contagious dis eases in live stock. The convention will be in session three days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
SIX ARE DROWNED
Italians Become Panic Stricken an
 Jump Into River.

Pittsburg. Sept. 16.-Panic stricken when a barge In which they were crossing the Allegheny River began to sink. six workmen employed by the U. S. Government dam No. at As- pInwall, Pa, a suburb six miles above this city jumped into the river and were drowned.
 with the exception of Frank Herman all of the men were ItslianA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
OPENING CEREMONIES.
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fel-
 lows fin Annual Session.

St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 16.-The open ing ceremonies of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the Independent Order Odd Fellows was held in Central Presbyterian Church today. F. A. Day, secretary to Governor Johnson and Mayor Smith made brief addresses of welcome. These were responded to by George W Scherer, grand mas ter of the Minnesota grand lodge; D. S. Whitemore. grand patriarch and Miss Rose Whiting, president of the Rebekah assembly of Minnesota
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
DECREASE IN CROPS.
Production of wheat i'm Europe VIII
 Show Falling on.

FEWuWCNIVM U1 WHGWN AH HWNVWG VIII
 Show Falling on.
 Washington, Sept. 16.-The European crop report of the Depart ment of Agriculture for the month of August issued today, says that a survey of European coun- tries suggests a general marked de- crease in the production of wheat as compared with the exceptional crops last year, important increases being expected only in Russia (spring wheat) and France. The most serious losses are looked for in Hungary, the Baltic countries and Germany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
Freder1cIx pfcNaIIy head.

Chicago. Sept. 16.-Frederick Mo Nally. for three years president of the publishing house of Rand. McNally and Company, died today. Mir. McNally had been i'll for three weeks with ner- vous prostration due to overwork.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
strIIre nreaIxern Arrtve.

St. Paul, Minn.. Sept. 16.-one hun dred and ten men secured in the east to fill the places of striking boiler makers on the five St. Paul lines in- ,,olved in the present labor troubles reached St. Paul this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17

found him missing. It Is feared that the colt has been stolen. The police of Long Island City were notified. Simple Honours is a bay colt by Raceonteur- Afiuence. He won two races last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
ITALIAN MURDERED.
CarnivaIi Is Believed To Be victim o
 RIacA Hand Society.

Black Hand Society.
 Denver, CoIo Sept. 16.--Georardo Carnival, an Italian. was shot and Killed early today while returning to his truck farm Tn the outskirts of the city from the Italian quarter, where he had spent Sunday. He Is believed to be the victim of the Black Hand or of a Sicilian vendetta.
 Giacomo Letitio. who was arrested in the vicinity admitted he shot Car nivali. but he asserted he had done so in self defense after being attacked by Carnivali and a companion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
Fine Colt Stolen.

New York. Sept. ls.-When the sta blemen in charge of the Chelsea string at Belmont Park went to the stall in which Simple Honours. an imported G- xsay.old colt was kept, there they
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
oUTRAGEs CONTINUE.
Two Jews are Killed and Many More
 arc Vmfured.

Odessa, Sept 16.-Notwithstanding outrages in the streets were renewed here today on the occasion of the fu- neral of a police official. the Black Hundreds fired revolvers recklessly all day. broke into Jewish houses. pil- laged them and cruelty beat their oe- cupants. Two Jews were killed and many injured. Reports are reaching this city of raids, robberies and murders at other places.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
Man Tambles Two Hundred Feet Down
 Palisades Without Injury.

FhH8HdtN WEtHUut EnJuky.
 New York. Sept 16.-John Schmidt. of Brooklyn. tumbled two hundred feet down the Palisades at Weehawken, N. J., and has only bruises to show for his adventure Having failed to find friends, he attempted to climb down the Palisades where the hill slopes off gradually. Losing his footing, he rolled down the hill and struck the highway. which at that point is about midway between the bottom and top of the cliff. His physicians in Weehawken decided that his injuries were super fcial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
ANTI-sALOON LEAGUE.
Tenth Annual Convention Convenes aa
 Jamestown Exposition.

Norfolk. Va. Sept. 1s.-The tenth an- nuaI convention of the Anti-Saloon League of America opened tonight ao the Jamestown Exposition The league will be In session four days Friday will be celebrated as Iemperanc9 Day"
 conference of State agents and 6eId workers of the league was held this afternoon. at which the league finances were discussed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.

Three Churches Merged Into One With
 Large Membership.
 London, Sept. 16.-The Methodists ts new connection, the United Methodist Free Church, and the Bible Christian Methodist Church, will be formally merged into one organization this week under the name of the United Methodist Church. Each of the unit ing bodies Is an offshoot of the Wes- ,leyan Methodist Church. The new combination will have a membership of 1oO 00O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17

WEATHER FORECAST.
 washinwton, Sept. 16.-For Alabama Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday, probably occasional showers, light to fresh northeast to east winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-17

tContInued on Page Two.)
The evening world., 1907-01-15
TO SAVE US FROM
TYPHOID FEVER

To save New York from the danger OF
a typhoid cpldcutc tho Morcaatits As
scsI.ut.0H ntls ASKED DR. I1ugi'sls II. 1'l5z5,
tyr. State Commissioner OF tIex!tk, TO
get watch over the !ce iic.ds or tho
Hudson River. This atep has beef" taken,
IA time, Tor ltt!a Ice has bS-sn * e4 ted
es Yet
The Merchants Association IS acting
81. this matter rhroGgR us COMMITTEE
on Tho isS.!utlurI nj iiia Matters Of " ~
'uaiGli. Jr-, WHO said Ia day, usL q 2
tina Lcc supplied 10 New York Civ
comes from the Hudson. and many OF
the Toe houses are hoi1w ALBANY. where
tfIe ts,fsts.tts!!::s!s tt,-- II IA
elthy. II a. u Yltnl pr5bIc1i. Y0r
enough typhoid germs may ha con-
,aitrd In 4 lump OF iro N. sss OF m
e-F 20 kilt an army"
The evening world., 1907-01-15
Stock Transfer Tax.

me Copmission recommend thai Tie
e stSss.S exchange tax 30 continued. bps
mat IN. method OF imposing the TAX
sses-tei Ii .p-y,.s+ tyf,,,,Es
euriIcs instead OF or ;hs par value. q
ths original LII -cas.la.I,nIatsd. they
ocnHlder carefully tho proposition 10
SatSlu ire tAS TO transfers on prsducs
EXCHANGES and similar exnhanEs,@ard
hGrscr IL great -met <a:- Ought ton.
attached 10 iiIls Argument
IAsE wese. however. no: able to agr-e
lton the precise terms OF the bjli to
eAAnAa tax into effect. and therefore
r,lIIir!I.t ihe whole suhiect 10 the Logs.
-I4tnEe- -l1r-ita- confederation
y. relation to The incOmo Tax they re-
The evening world., 1907-01-15

Some % ynnt commissloner. believe
IN y III y. tFiZs1iiiS5 tSi& * II EflfIh6 z
substitute for "A personal properly tax.
Fftira others cannot land their, support
10 such schemc, although 'somo o.
them prefer N" eomcwhat analogous
PROTEST bf the indirect income tax, o mo
times known Rs tho habl'ntion tax
Since therefore, we-are unit o.. ali
tho presiding recommendations. II has
The evening world., 1907-01-15

Commission Recommends General
Revision of Taxation on Personal l.
Estates, Inheritance and
Stock Transfers.
Stock Transfers.

Commission to-day made e-itszfePo o-ths
STATE Legislature The recommendations of the Commissioners are COW
cred BY bills prepared introduction at the present session
The Commission recommends graduated inheritance tax ranging
pei rising in proportion to the amount OF the estate
and the distance of the relationship. OF tfe inhero.
Onthe income the Commission makes Recommendation its
members being divided opinion But the matter The
fer lax the Commission holds the Wall street that the assessment
Should te upon market value and the par
The evening world., 1907-01-15

satfoTA.tnr1s- An Important ro,nt, boty.
sEer. Is 'thc rncot,ruiurd a-1pr that IN fiI-
- otls=E4Iig- -ntsy.soI pro.cp4sSI1 AUt
no corporation tax bs retained (iy=tITFI
state. ard TINT two-&h!ris go 10 the
locality where the r;1--oornt tton Ia .i,t,
1.-,-r- tstAI. Y..Elnn..
The evening world., 1907-01-15

rs,e pr-ronal tar problem comes in
.s4s4rs- Il, Jet = ezg x;t!, the local II \
ot,losKis. though some spsgest tho
-rIas.,ftatso., tax, as - tnAstLtfte for per-
foGAl tax or for any income tax.
TIE chief saEEestIon Is ior "a extern
sion az the principle OF the State d.
pidlug equally With the county. where
4 TAX is assessed. thee amount forth
coming. ms IA now done In the Excise
license tax. The State Tax ComMIs-
alnaets nre urgel 10 eaa.operate with
like commission. In other States, not
only 10 produce uniformity IN tax laws.
bu; /, protect local treasures against
- IglTl1 n 5sTIfsYf,i ~ TIN.s,IF
The evening world., 1907-01-15

Four,h-Thn, non-rosldents hud IT
easiest 10 escape taxation. and have
almost ceased TO ply any taxes.
or the entire revenue nt ;he City Or
New York. OF approximately one hun
dred and twenty-five million dollars In,
laS only about two or three million
dollars were coileeTsd from tho tax on
petGnnnl Gprnscrt nt IN r1lvliiulls-
The evening world., 1907-01-15
! Rersenat: e :FrotlbIes-

Flrst-Thdt personal property es-
cApes bearing its shares OF the bur
den or taxation Uudrr tire present
The evening world., 1907-01-15
-Tsxcn Ugon Corporntions.

The bills which they recommend rro-
vide that In lieu OF the varying ana
rIrT- -,S.--vrtft--
ntIub[IC SCfyrrg r0rp1rarturs riTaFt sfI6iiii1
sE a sing gsttas AT atla AID eTls. iil f.tsrs
rsssS uunn the gross earnings OF AM
UrfTac- - II
tGa prpyisEpn for taxing 1tYtdrnds.
fE4s.s!
.Ifta u !FfltF rust FF
iiHnkB be Increased from ole per cent
lTfl+1TFsl- lne=f.RlIa
Tho nsseSsed YRlua or the real estate
oUosd and occupied by them should
6t uTduCTed TTETH tTTu vTfUU Or me CapT-
In relation to banks they recommend
n sllgnt. Increase in the tax on the sur.
niitx ot savings banks, In the caEn nt
.s,.t r,.ss- LankS depasl Ls-t hex cgGast!I4 I4.a.l-
Nq,y YORK. legislation Win tlett OF other,
stVtpk and point ont great & bgacA that
5frta4fN tn CrnUErtirT w. ti5-
~ snytHrs hanks ~ Vitality inlIVldiials
z-r-r-fs,d- thai tltr etc:1rf,tt on Ut
usposlts Mhoall bc confined - deuhstfs
uni cNcrnNlug opc thousand daljarA
TFe@. mnke various other re#pnmetda
,inrs With reference 10 the tnNatgB {.
The evening world., 1907-01-15

Tha conclusions OF the commission In
relation TO the local tax on personal
property are as follows:
The evening world., 1907-01-15

scconI-,That The, Eteater the amour;
OF personal ps9per;y PLACED on the
rolls. The iargar ths cancellation or
reduction.
TAsrd-That the burden falls heaviest
upon the: .ea.GcntE OF our own stase.
and principally upon the smaller tax
The evening world., 1907-01-15


seciie' 10 iis wise 10 conclude our u6anE
imJLB report al this point and to add
supplemental -e.,ertH, cac. OF which
WI contain SuhEtan tIva-faasE.ftl m n ia
TORS FOR meeting this BaFticuJar
pyoblcm.,
-r-.-. t-Irtnrs cEurplcnTtutTl TB55ftS Y5TTGIT.'
t.seffitstf. ore -it.tt--+i ts+
sake and SoliEuau, FOR tho graduated
hhbitntoon tax. This says
Since the cdhnite abandonment, byi
the stAts~t; t;aesTpHtant tpt tlIs, rJsfry- trtsi
ieHylnF- any tii--ct--trSc- ur-- rr7rt aTTrt
pEr-c--t--1-Is1c-t ,s---.;z,
personal property has become ,rnnttC-H
OF exclusively local importnncc II IA
rccoEnizedi however. that whlle- soa.e
localities would IN all probability Ike
T. 81 rs
.Or tbr hahitRtlun tn& for tho present
personal property tax. as has heCn tho
case In Montreal and Tnrnnta a.ia.
localities. and especially In rural dis
tricts, may prcfcr-to continue tho pres
ent method OF personal property as
sessment, which works soincwhat less
badly In tho country towns than In Ire
large c!tics,
The evening world., 1907-01-15
AeavY-InheeItanse Lax.


In relation to the Inheritance tax
.GiF6- ceasi.i iSEt6as s:sGlalIds xEad4-4
a;ed tax The tof.n-of graduated tax
selccted IS as foiloas:
r -rlTErc Er7 10 NJ rtTreu ctEs7rs of 'tf-
=aae. per. cent in the case . Of near rela-,
tiycs. . per cont. in the skse of more
distant relatives, and per reen,..in the
-t..t....- -,,f---ptE.- E.--.!.siaHt- Ht--feiauEeE- md
strangers, These are called tfSs prim-
-asy-rates- and they apply 10 the nrst
So, GO above The exemptions.
Tho exemptions are s2.6oo In the case
q, the immediate family, SO in the
terc OF more distant relatives and 500
In the case OF very distant relatives
and strangers but ilIero is fourth
provision whereby there shall be no
tax nj nlI when the entire esrate does
-sct-G1Zrcl- III GO
The evening world., 1907-01-15

CUIHTS, IT llNY. aIlI UNIT. UN IIIe UIWtT
hand the State trnnChlsn and license
tt,yns hs. c6iisIderabIY Increased. Theyz
10 whether the basis OF the franchise
tgx should not be ehaREna from yalu-
alton uccoTding to capital stock to n
hRhs valuation on tile basis OF capital
The evening world., 1907-01-15
High Rates for Big. Estates.

III =hales lpr Dig : saste o e'sz-=ze
On the excess over 50 co and itp-to
Iioo,ooo twice Tie primary rates nra
levied; on the excess OF 10000 above
The exemption and UP 10 S599.coo three
timer ttse primary F-ttA4I- On sIia a-eIreas
OF 40, 20 above exemption up IA
100000 four times The primary rates.
aud In excess OF the tirst million hye
: r1rrrrH I t1r,-r 1r1tr,rr ~ r, t.---- 49,
The evening world., 1907-01-15

: sEoa,-n.aae-& ZYnrkers-dn-
1--WE here for tnSpayns purposes, but
nomipal residence Ia anothct state or
nnother country dor. no. save them
z tr..-s.s x.s itlnn-,ssi.I ert tax
The evening world., 1907-01-15

JLD C..O,E WlIIskEf--
ffIts !i4UcT Is afwsys
good and. i; our pt.co
OF ho'IlhE, Is unuAtCh-
an:c: rE- rattC1. EGr-
81 n /. : = :,
IL y " o . ID MlIIShET.
- z.--.as.ttt.. Iae4lpR- and Of
- :
scgu!ar.y ~ 81 rs. ~.
:. r.il rlr gallon. $40.
gal, Sl.lo. Hnc.
, TpLRlaL CpCKTAIL.a,
: II = ff5tf=ff7f9fii
N-sl+--Fs FstFs~<llrss tfirF=a
sa ErlI-sttEEn :rfE-s..ze - cf18sFsaz
frJn AL ne Jpr-
.tlat - ptissi, at TO-
~ hG.t4n "
The evening world., 1907-01-15

INV cheses Ihe tIfnid mIIiron5ifs % MS
pshode IslRnd. or Connecticut or New
-.Irrsey ,,e.,.e and shakes an assessment
The evening world., 1907-01-15

rIIamlIEry; rtn-tIttttt tt-rczrrs u tx II4-
Tycas0d NJ si-s9I 900. an increnfc pf t.tl
Gee over last res=. The Ht6po,sr1tri.i IL
sn-sc.sed Mt ti,t15,n11, fln Increase OF
IsSe5. coo The lirondway ThcntrG r. as
s.rp.sse,t- al s.. .tsa, Gee -,s---s--s-z.-s--
The evening world., 1907-01-15
sYrt.m a Efr.c.

gptclaen. Lawson Pliriy, OF tho Tn,
p1p,rl, SAID io-dly thRl our systen ~
liEptfns taSeS"0n personal piupErfy 4.
kNafaIsss, II u Impossible b ma ose
IA, sslit u r.ch man ouTtii 10 sy..,--.r.TE,,-
2T.nt ilat Russell Slgc had. s5J0ES I.g
EiSrth "a, thA bic ?fSlaai pTbparty ,yns
n n suass III. lalcd. tEItll attp; Ills ,jUatb
Eds siIa5fs EWorc mis- Iers1nhl agEesy-
fihdfy SnTn iq-J-t&QVi, ,o!l
sPudy,, Il aoFih .rIRpS ~ pgrtprgy4righ
anon ,Asn ioEIiiy Eo IaNr1 on aUJ prri.
is anal pJvperiy }, Y. AlorgIn pdys ON
stiaru1 N'iile nc might Just - woil pay
BnotninE and wr world hS hbiBiess N-c
.l,u, iNr rlel ren down tar snh; ~.
iihnk theY ough; to pay nHd have no
ars-nufsA = tics Want 10 gyt out or n
spy sHrHE.t5 on as much as they
tp,sase"
The evening world., 1907-01-15

VICTORY ALE = Brewci
IN t:Ig old Enkiisn way,
and good u itnp0sts4
Limit OF ono doz OCc
n0.,lArt Al rsr JSO
IL ! : @a+----=},tq4f ~ =
Rose brand an excellent
typo Zaf-Hoitsad ZGln
-ESs.--Ir1-- .s-: ---.-,- :.
ptIrToHss: per bot ~
ASG ELIZA cATAW-NA.
MADEIRA TOkAY or
MuScATELr- The,s
type % California
II sfI6s AEu uhSr-s,ighIy
rood; rtrs lastiat
and f!Gfpr ana nrlrgl
according 10 ytr,fars'
per gal. $500: 1 40
sI.HO s1..5 " ! .UU
The evening world., 1907-01-15
BID Figures on Hotels.

-
Eor,p,s OF the taN- collector this year
ssvii1 he furllIshed by the big hotels.
a In, NEW Belmont, for tnS,nncc. la
iK nioiSsrbocker at 1880. 600. The Alpine
sfr-ig ghF-d to DO. ssort ~ for taxation
The evening world., 1907-01-15

PORT OR s!IEgRY-zE1...
cellent types OF choice.
ffuity old California
wintz-.hey are xr,,4t;
.Riaz4Lz Al thA NAY -aE
~ -'1T:1rtIr-I per XII. .SV-
JAMAICA RUM. Old Navy
-r+sa1fd.-S2ca-s sarant,
drinks and SAUCES for
pos and puGd!nfs,
per Eal. s2.7o; 70~I
per bottle, e,,..... wv.
MOUNTAIN RTESirS0-
typc-~ l.hTHs wins
Ero=sa In California tIti
h"litai anSi Of sYr,IIi.5f
flavor. very special al
per gat,. 81. 10 ,-3s,
OF IL bot Sc
les.s....-.O.LI les
The evening world., 1907-01-15
Dltanrrc on Income Tax

!, ~ tr'H0l'h 10 the Ineomo taI thoy re-
The evening world., 1907-01-15

& William Waldorf Aston. who left New
tIorR aud necame un EuEtishmHn be-
keause no did no, like the way he Vas
stHxed. Ia sxxaEzsa M ~ csec t,rrscrtat
sproperty in this city-tits tenants pay
.ssl,fs-y..al- assata taxe1--------:----
The evening world., 1907-01-15

On page OF n morning newspaper
;sopposltc that on which was printed the
lazaeksmsnt OF Eibritge r. Gerry, OF
Rhode Island. on $1,000 appeared an
account OF ball given last night by
AIR. and Mira ElbrIdsc r, Gerry at their
lhome. six,y.Arst street ard Fitth ave-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-01
Your Junior
A POOR BOY.

~ The EN- morning min before chrjstmas Har-
school. when thew cot about half way
there. which was not very far they
met a door beggar how who was rag.
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