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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

On Goldthwaite St. room cottage with electric lights. porcelain bath and eve ry convenience for $4,250.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

GOOD PAY-Men wanted everywhere to tack signs. distribute circulars, samples, etc, No canvassing. Address National Dis tributing Bureau. 100 Oakland Bank Bldg, Chicago, III. -3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

FOR SALE-FOR SALE-One hundred prin- ter's California news cases and news stands cheap for cash. Also one good gas engine City. --10-su- 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

MANUFACTURERS Permanent Business Offer. $50 to S150 per week. operating direct sales parlors for the best speciality dress shoe known for men and women Out sells all others. Every person a possible customer No risk. Answer now. Kushion Komfort Shoe Co.,, Lincoln St. Boston. Mass
 -3-su-10t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

MONEY-CHECKS-Ha you either to han de? Hygienic Rubber Finger Pads vs.
 Tongue. Pads 1oc each. The Johnson Supply co, Montgomery, Ala 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

FOR sALE--A lovely home. 10 acres. four miles out. on lovely pike. Party wants to come in city. Chance rares and will sell at once, $s,750 price Chandler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

FOR SALE-Or rent. or exchange for Montgomery property. 454 acres fine farm land in Henry County. Address Box 236, Ozark. Ala. --1o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

PRINTER-steady position for reliable man; states wages wanted. The News. Andalusia
 Ala. ha .l--. Aft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

FOR sALE-Lot N. E. corner Mildred and Caroline Room for or houses. splendid home or speculation property. Chandler & Douglass
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

FOR sALE-Best drug business in the best town in southeast Alabama. Popula- Small soda fount Address P. o. Box ess.
 Ozark. Ala. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

FOR SALE--oldest drug business in best town in southeast Alabama. Box 23s. Ozark,
 Ala. 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale Will sell cheap to dispose of quickly. Call at Residence. SIS S. Lawrence St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-15

NEW YORK Corporation desires representa-
 tive in Montgomery. permanent employment to reliable man furnishing unQuestionable references as to integrity and energy. Small cash bond and some mechanical ability re- quired Only application giving full partic- ulars. age nationality and past five years employment considered W. J. Howey. l33 Williams St. New York. -3-su-tf
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16
EXTRA SESSION OF SENATE
Is Regarded as One of the Proba
bilitieS, but not of The House.

There will probably be 10 extra
session including both Houses Of
Congress hnt it is almost certain
that there will be an extra session
oil the Senate. The reason Is that
the Democrats of the S.,uatc as it
now stands are abe to thwa,t the
ratification Of the new Santo o
mingO treaty but after March the
fourth there will be u sufticieht
number Of new Republican Sena-
tors to carry the treaty over Demo
cratic opposition. 1t is untortu.
nate that the Senate Of the United
States divides on party Iiues in
matters relating to foreign policies
There is certainly not N this San
to DOMINICAN question any politics
that ~ strictly Democratic ot
strictly Republican.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16
An UNUSUAL VOYAGE.

The Abbeville Mecidional, in
an article on the possibilities, gives
the following information:
In the year 1882. during the high
water Of that SPRING a fiat boat
loaded with live sock aud honse-
hold goods made the t,ip from
S!mmsport, on the A'clafala, a
river to Abbevi!le, where Il. ID.
Allen the intrepid voyager pitched
his tent and located.
tie passed from the Teche.
through Bayou FusiIier, into Ba
you VermiliOn. The Fus,lcr en-.
ters the Tecbe at Arnaudville and
connects with the Vermillon about
II miles above Lafayette.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16
THE UPPER IS.tsy5..

The following news item, takgu
from the co!lmns Of The st. Mar
'nyi'le Messenger, illustrates The
value of HE Tecl,c ani he mere ~
| ing need of its Improvement fel
navigation purposes. Win tlis
completion Of the work, now con
templaitd by the rivers and hdt
bors bill, thc I'cchc viii become q
valuable highway for the commerce
of that country. Larger carry
ing crafts vii! brcomo pos sibie
and the product may be carried
greater distances.
"Last Saturday the Electric light
plant here received is Grst barge
,a1 of fuel oil from Ansr-l Butte
T1e plant h.s bought twenty five
huLdrca barrels Of oil from that
field, which they bong here IN
bargcs ut a con4itlerable saving in
the cost Jbr plani owns lis barge
whicl, will soon bo equipped with
gasoline eng i,r aud stern Wh'e
and will carry tielr own olI from
the Breamx Bridge pipe line 70 he
plant The first load carried one
hundred aud fifty barrels Int
Chief Engineer Thomas says The
barge can carry two hnudred and
fifty barrels, ana v hen he boat is
completed will he able 10 make
on" t,i, day. This a,ran2enen.
viii prove u great saving 10 tl,
plant. and will relieve il r ~, ir
regular and uncertain ilt,ioad
freight We believe Il 5 oil bpa
could be made profitable by snp
plying oil 10 other concerns nsiua
oil on the Teche, and these ar
numerous"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16
Letter 10 .tasf.sfs u.n:a5;.,

Dear -ir: The eleekies' fsaAI n,
al pant Is paste paint. llsie'>
one.
Lawyer Alley = Mage, Dover,
Del, painted his house four years
ago with paste pai:.t 1T cost #
sll for paint ait SCI :ni lahn
total ~lOJ. la house x, shabby
IN two years; then he painted De
vOe at very different eel: SIS ror
pant and $50 fos !aboi; total atS.
Paste paint slO5; Ucvoc SIS
It is like fatting hogs on milk /,
water. Paste paint IS ! wh'twash.
Yours truly
u. W. DENOE K 90
Ribbeck Mfg Go.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

iho Rivers and HarbOrs Bill and
the DenalEred Alcohol Bill

Nit", period Of discussion and
lnhrt'Dn long drawn on; tho lowe,
i'9us" Of Congress has finally gnt
- down t" real work and il J.
Y probable Il! u HE tim- which 70
ihfihs before the adjournment
"arch fourth. VIII ~ mos, proauci
"" Toe River anl IIarbp, b,l,
winch calls for ! hig Appropriation
has ofcn passed without n single.
dissenting vote. Appropriations
aPPloNlmAflng %S ,ri'f. 600 have
also been passed aud favorable
aci 'nn has taken an amendment to
the ileniIHirH Alcohol Iaw, The
Naval app' Cpiiaiipn bill Is under
consideration aud viii probably he
railroadcd through, Ike ~. others.
~ klNer and llaihDr discussion
nag brought 10 iight one import
ant Tact which has bees, yrnrrail,
overlooked hy some &c Tie most
ardent advocates nf tie Hi and
which will probably be made the
SUBJECT cf investigation ~ Con.
gi.ss. II iS claimed that the
Wharfage facilities rf nearly AL of
III" navlgat able rivers are cuu'rgl
so dy the railroads and il j. sci
dpnh that shippers can ret hcutl
81 cheaper transportation for ,i,tir
products by water owing to tie
taet tiat tho terminals arc held hy
iIin tdilrVads who make their own
charges mha,f privileges. Tins |
~ - is II reality 10 competition
on bet tween he two classes Of
freight carries tlia railroads after
all owning he IN f. control The
Ireight Iates.
The debate OH The Denaturcd
Alcoho! bill was concluded by the
pertinent remark II Representa-.
tive Champ G!aiA VIII, said, :This
Bill i intended 10 enable farmers
TO take advantage of the bill pass
81 last Jane. Every one y .nls it
but the whisky trust, the wood al
,oiol trust and The coal oil trust y
TINS bill whi,l, iS Of Sugi, concern
10 a great pari OF oar population
row goes to the Senate and there
y Il possibility tha: il will be pass
u. Speaker Cannon il wellknown
70 have opposed the bill in the |
IIouse Jnt The Speaker has been
confined tn his home with the grip
Turing which time he has rather
ost his g,ip on Congressional af
ans Nh.n someone called him
10 and asked Stall wc let the
lenafnr'd alcohol blIl Co., he
lioE'ed ovef He phone, Eyes, L.,
he h-bill go. let it go to IL"
t went, hal so far has not reach
a the destination prayed for by
he Speaker
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16
nosE1 yoZsp
IBERIA B6ilding Association
QUALITY OF MILK.

At the meeting Of tue directors
Of the Milk Producers Association
Of Missouri and Illinois, held in
st. Louis, Mo, recently "the Milk
Committee reported that the ptin
cipal city distributors would pay
rs cents 4 gallon for uncontrolled
milk delivered in January by mem
bers Of the association. There is
an exception to t.,js in the ease of
the St. Louis Dairy Company
They are paying upon n bmtter-fa'
basis, and on ) per cent. milk they
viii pay Is cents per gallon
This is greatly in favor Of those
who ship in l,gh-qnaIity milk. but
is to 5he disadvantage to those
having milk containing but a
small percentage Of butter-fat con
tent
There are daiiymen enough in
iberia to organize good strong
and by a well directed
policy they could accomplish
much towards ameiiOl a ing adverse
of The present and at
he same time establish better
,ra.le Of milk, thereby winning the
Of The users.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

The Lafayette Democrat is the
latest. Its sa'utatOry was pub
lished on the 9th inst. 1t ti,s the
name of II. G. Greig at It's mast.
head as editor aud publisher.
We welcome the Democrat to our
Exchange table and trust that it
will wax fat and potent IN the
land il serves.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

DO you know that boys are
much more particular who they
so with than girls are! You may
think this Is strange statement,
bnt it is so. A girl will 90 Oh the
streets with boy that gets drunk
but If boy finds out that the gu.
gets drunk he won't go with her.
We wish our girls would be as
particular about whom they 60
with AZ the boys are Washing
ton Post.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-02-16

And Arc RaCognizoa Factors IL
the Game ol Politics.
Iiere has been ~ the lat


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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
Mems Regular 50 and 75c
Shirts, 30c.
Mems Flannel Shirts. Blues
Greys, soc.

Here is an exceptional opportunity to
lay In stock of winter shirts at about
one-half the regular price. These
could not be duplicated today for one.
third moro than we are selling them
for. Special this week at soc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
BOOMING LOT SALE
Was Opened Yesterday in North crys,
tai Park and Half Hundred
Lots Were Disposed or.

What promises to be the most sue
cessful lot sale known to the history
of progressive Canton was opened yes
terday at the North Crystal Park ad
dition. The addition. which contains
1898 lots, is being sold by G. A. Dough
erty & Co., and yesterday so lots were
sold and paid for and the contracts
drawn up and signed during the six
hours the sale was on.
The promoters of the enterprise con,
slider this a good omen. Monday IL
known as busy day with housewives
and Is also busy one with the men
who work In shop or store. Yet half O
hundred lots were sold by the three
agents who had to show the location OF
different lots, help with their judgment
In the final selection and then draw
up the papers of sale.
While II is expected that the land
business In that end of the city will
be booming the balance of the week
Saturday Is expected to be the red
letter day, On that day the workmen,
many of whom are expected d, take an
interest In the sale. will be free from
their work and their wives win be
able 10 accompany them TO pick out
the site OF future home. II would
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24

not be surprising, after considering the
record made yesterday, II nearly all
the lots were sold before the week is
ended.
Everyone who visited the addition
yesterday, and in fact since IL has been
plated, says 1t is one OF the finest they
ever came across and by long odds the
best ever offered to the citizens of this
city The land is high enough to be
easily drained and Is unusually level
and will require little or no tilliug, The
plat Is situated in the vicinity Of fac,
tories aud manufacturing plants which
employ thousands of men, many Ol
whom make large wages, and many OF
these will. II Is thought take the op,
portunity of acquiring home site at
an exceedingly low price.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
court house windows with weather

court house windows with weather
strips.
John Adams was paid SlO50,0i for
planking and painting bridges duriag
the year.
The Masslllon Iron and Steel com
pany was paid $2S.G19.32 for pipe foI
the county.
$3i2S,55 was paid TO John Wilson for
building and filling in the Leonard
bridge in Lexington township
Hahn Bros. were allowed S2003.50
for building the abutment ON the ],
Sibia farm In Lawrence township.
These expenditures may have been
deemed necessary by the commission
ers and entirely within their legitimate
province to contract, but it may be
some of the Stark county taxpayers
are from Missouri"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
ANNUAL REPORT
OF County Commissioners Shows Ex-
penditures Of the Past Year.
Some Of Large Amounts.

The annual report of the Stark
county commissioners for the year
ending August 81, 1907, which has
just been filed with the common pleas
court, contains an itemized statement
of all expenditures OF the county for
the year just closed.
The report has been approved by
Judges II. w, Harter and r, 5. AM
bier and is now In the hands of the
printer for publication so that the
taxpayers of the county will soon
have opportunity to examine II and
learn how and where their money
has been expended-whether wisely or
otherwise.
To the average man, who perhaps
is not accustomed TO receiving and
disbursing monies In quantities run
ming into the five figures, some OF
the Items found mentioned In this re-
port Will no doubt look big, but as
the statements submitted by the COM
missioners have been sanctioned by
the judges of the county courts, who
are more or less familiar with the
various needs of the county and thor
oughiy competent to Judge of the le-
gality OF the commissioners expendi-
lures II may be taken. for granted
that this report Is regular and strict
ly within the law.
While this Is true there still remain
several items of expense enumerated
therein which TO the ordinary mind,
SAVIOR somewhat of extravaganza,
among which may be mentioned the
following:
Keller Hut for improvement on In.
Urinary dining room and kitchen. So
246.50.
w. s. Epperson, architecture on
same, s954.48. making a total OF sl0,.
1898 expended for the purpose of con
venience and comfort In feeding the
poor OF the county.
The Chamberlain Metal Strip Co
was paid the sum, according TO this
report. OF el7sS.ls for equipping the
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
Polar Explorer Left in North,

Halifax. n. s.. Sept 23.-The yacht
which left here in July with Dr. Fred
erick Albert Cook of New York, and
John r. Bardley, Captain Thomas
Bartlett and crew, on an exploring
trip to Greenland is expected back
In few days. The yacht left DR.. Cook
and the Norwegian steward at Etah
100 miles from the north pole, with
plenty Of provisions. They will take
Eskimos and dogs and make dash
for the north pole. The ship was
over a month going from Etah to
Birchy Cove, where Bardley went to
the woods hunting. He experienced
heavy gales on the trip up,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
John De Bond is Good.
chicago. Sept fS.-wiilism Rookie
Teller and John D, Archboid, vice

president Of the Standard Oil COM
pany in New Jersey, have been Sc
iected by the Standard Oil company
of indiana az securities on the 6,OOO.-
900 bond Of the latter to be filed in
the supersedeas Proceedings pending
It's appeal to the United States court
Of appeals from Judge Landis' s2s.-
24O, 900 fine. The bond signed by the
two officials was received today ~
Merritt Starr. one OF the attorneys
for the oil COMPANY Of Indiana.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
WRECKED SAILORS
Said to Be Taking Cargo Of Coal for
the Government, Rescued After
Much Suffering

New York, Sept 23.-six members
OF the crew Of the American bark
Prussia. wrecked on Staten Island.
Terra Del Fuego, were landed hero
yesterday by the steamer Tcnnysun.
which brought them from Montcvidoo.
Four members of the crew perished,
and three are still in the hospital at
Punta Arenas. One of the thrcc Is
John c. Drake, son of well-to-do
Norfolk, Va, family, who shipped be-
fore the mast at IS a month for tho
good OF his health. and for the ex.
perienle. He has sent home re.
quest for $500 to get back in COM
fort with.
The Prussia was owned at San
Francisco and sailed ifrGm Norfolk on
March II, with a cargo of coal said
to be for the government and destin-
ed for San Francisco. On June 10
she was of Staten Island 1t was
bitterly cold Captain Johnson was
trying to make New Years Island
light. A storm came up in the night
and the bark was nshSic a wreck
before the danger was tes,ized She
broke at once. Every man Jumped
overheard and eleven OF the -thirtosn
reached strip Of sand which was
somewhat sheltered by oyerhansing
rocks. ~
A boat was finished after 80 days
Of hard work and mates Hunter,
Stark and Heine started OF to ana
New Years Island and send rescue
party to their mates. II took them
six days to reach the lighthouse.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24

Hetty Green, II is said. can stand In
City Hall Square. New York, and see
$4,000, 900 OF her own clevernsss repro
sented In buildings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
Clothes for the Boy.

It's wrong to buy boy poorly.made
or ill-fttlng clothes--it leads him to
believe that a neat appearance is not
worth the effort. Any boy would be
proud of Reynolds suit, and the saw.
ing we can show his parents Is worth
considering.
Our leader, a $3.50 suit, that you
can't duplicate any place outside Of
this store for less than $4.0O.
Our Boys Suits department contains
the best material and best suit for boys
that can be had. Tho materials are
blue serges, fancy mixed worsteds,
brown, gun club chevlots, dark gray
mixtures, plain or golf trousers. dou.
BILE breasted coats, all ages, to IT
years. and made In the most superb
manner. Suits that no store would pre-
tend to duplicate for less than IS.
%es1 sSst a. '9SSl5 gSia Drisa' isi' $3.50
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
AFTER, ALL

IT'S the materials that go into hat that counts these poor tho
all the
They sell regularly 81 and $3.50
at $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24
All Wool Odd Vests, SOC.

These vests at this price do not cover
the cost of the material. They are
vests that we have taken out of suits
and would be cheap at SO and 81. We
have about dozen of them. soc a
piece while they last.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-09-24


them Every while by outlet able
present 5 a
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-08-03
RUMoREs sENsAcIoNA.
LES ciRcULANDo.
Acerca del Presunto Relieve del secre
tario Reynolds y la Recomenda-
cl6n de varios en- su Luaar.

Varios y diversos rumores circula.
ron 81 martes en- la ciudad. Su fun
damento, su orfgen y su verdad no
pudieron determinarse, pero el Nuevo
Mexicano reptile 10 que Sc dijo.
I'm rumor es al efecto que ell Espe-
cial Asstepte Procurador General
Ormsby McHarg, y e. Peyton Gordon
y el Escribano de Distrito q. P. Hol-
comb han telegrafiado a la Capital
Nacional solicitando la expedita reno
ci6n del Secretario James w. Ray
nolds y Ell nombramiento del Collector
de Rentas Internas H. P. Bardshar a
la posici6n.
I'm rumor reza que amigos del Ca
pitan Fritz Muller, actual Recibidor
de la Oflcina de Terrenos de los Es-
tados Unidos, han telegrafaio a las
autoridades en- Washington pidiendo
su nombramiento como Secretario del
Termtorio.
I'm tercer rumor anuncia que Will
Liam M Upton, que esta ahora en- la
ciudad sobre negocios especiales del
gobierno, ha sido tambien recomen-
dado por telesrafo para dicha posi-
ci6n.
Ell Secretario Reynolds no Sc apura y
acoje la situaci6n con mucha sangre
fria y calma y sigue Ell curse ordina-
rio de SUI camino. La comunidad ne
gociante no esta perturbada nj presta
mucha atenci6n a los rumores. i
Mas 8 menos credito Sc da d estos
rumores por personas que no estan
al tanto de las circunstancias verda-
deras, por motive de la remoci6n SUI
maria de Mr.. Bergere. Quien es res
ponsable por ellos Y de donde Sc ori-
ginan no Sc sabe precisamente, pero
entire los charlatanes que circular es-
tos informes parece ser case en- que
Eel deseo es padre del pensamiento." !"
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1907-08-03
INAUGURAC|0N
I MEMORABLE M||; 4 !
El lCsobernadorC Cur
~ Sera Salu-
dado por I'm
Gran Cen
ito.
0E 1000 FL TERRIT0R|0
Republicanos y Democrata,
Tomsran Parte en- Ia
Reception.

Cuando 81 Captain George
Curry sea inaugurado como go.
bernador de Nuevo Mexico. ten.
dra 10 satisfaction de saber por
Ia espontanea y cordial saluta-
cion a 81 brindada que su selec-
cion para el lugar obtiene Ia una
nine aprobacion de la respectable
ciudadania del Territorio del Sol
Resplandeciente. De las indi-
csciones actuales su induction
en- el empleo sera una OCCASION
muy memorable y una que atrae-
I'd centenares de visitantes a Ia
capital. La fecha de la inaugu.
racion Sc espera que sera duran
to la segunda semana de Agosto.
FL ex-Gobernador M. AL. Otero,
que es presidente de la comision
general de reception, esta reoi-
biendo cartas en- todos los CO.
rre0s c0nteniendo nombres de
comis!ones auxiliares nombradas
por las comisiones centiales Re
publicanas y Dem6cratas de los
diferentes condados de Nuovo
Mexico. Esto Sc esta hacienda
en- conformidad con la sdplica de
la comision general de reception
pues los que tienen cargo del ne
gocio estan deseosos de que to.
das las secciones del Territorio
Sc hallen Representatives en- la
Inauguration. La polftica sera
'relegada a retaguardia, a 10 me.
nos por Ia OCCASION, y sin aprecio
a afiliaciones polfticas todos Sc
uniran en- dar la bienvenida al
nuevo gobernador. Ell presiden-
te Otero espera tener la lista
completa de las delegaciones
para fines de la semana.
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