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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
Those Courageous Alabama Judges.

A phase of the railroad controversy in Alabama has not received the atten- tIon II deserves from the Northern ttress JVs refer to the good sense or fine State courisAin holding aloof from inc onslauait oh the railroads headed by Governor Conner ana other poltl- clans of his school. It may be noted int these gentlemen had made no ob- iectian when the railroads, acting un- = der general -equityy principles, and tne expresa provisions of a statute ot sne tes restrain tlie Railroad Commission from putting ino. effect the alleged confiscatory freight and passenger fariffa. But when, four months after fi1e filing of these bills, Governor Glenn of North Carolina placed himself in the Iifne-Iight by his spectacular attack upon the Southern Railway and his de-
 ilafice of the Federal Courts, the Gov ernor of Alabama. not to be outdone In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
ago at the nestinss held by Rev. Bob Jones, have been secured
QUIET n NEW YoRK..
No state oneial Ts Be Effected Tn Mo

NO 3N8NG VHG&&8A A0 WE EaeE4EU m mOm~
 daysa Elections.
 New York, Nov, 2.--One of thesqutet- est campaigns that New York City has experienced in many years practically ended today. The fact that no StAte official is to be voted for, that both the Republican and Democratic parties had agreed on the nominations Of the assemblymen to be elected will not have to choose a United State sena4 tor. made the campaign colorless.
 As there will be no election of munic- ipai officials in New York City. the chief interest certers in the fight for come of the incumbent ofiices includ- ing salary and fees is about s65,o00 a year.
 The Republicans fused with the In- dependence League and nominated M |. F. IEfnsen as the candidate against Thomas F. Foley the Tammany norni- nee. Next to the. contest for sheriff, fusion candidate for the judge of the court of general sessione, has attracted attention.
 The Independence League has placed candidates in the field for judges of the court of appeals and the vote will be watched with interest as indicating the leagues strength in the Presiden- ttial campaign year hence. In ad- dition to the fusion and Tammany tick cts, the prohibition party has nofni- mated full State and county tickets while the Socialist Labor party and the Liberal party have made partial nominations.
 Chairman Herbert F. Parsons of the Republican County Committee. makes the prediction that the fusion county ticket will poll a majority of from 3O.0D0 to 10000, while Charles F. Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, says
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
NEWS or GRrExsBoHo.
rnfertaisnsenf Is Given ny The Epi..
 copa1 GuiId.

copal Guild. Greensboro. Nov, 2.--(gpecinl. )--The 1 Junior Guild of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church fn Greensboro, held white dence of Hon. Charles E Waller, the 1 proceeds to be devoted to the pur- chase of a new rectory. A nnmber Of persons were present ] to inspect the beautiful and artistic neediework of the ladies which was so much appreciated that $S5 was realized from the sale of It. Delightful refreshments oi hot choc- olate with whipped cream, sandwiches, candies, etc. were served to the visi- tors.
 The house was a bower of beauty being decorated profusely with Mir. Walters choice varieties of roses.
 At the Opera House Friday night
 The Singin' Skule Besinment" was performed under the direction of Mrs. T. NJ. Biiiingsley. of Memphis. Tenn.
 It was gotten up entirely by local talent. thirty-f1ve. young ladies and gentlemen of the town taking part in 1t. Crowds of people were attracted by the invitation to "kum and hay a good laf"
 The entertainment was under the direction of Mrs. Mary e. Pickens, the energetic president of the Children of the confedacy in Alabama. The pro- ceeds win go with their contribution to the u- D. c.
 The body of Henry Abernathy was brought to his old home at Stewards for interment He was conductor on train in Mississippi, and was Killed In railroad accident.
 Mrs. Fannie Castlernan and daughter, Evelyn, have returned to Greensboro after a long soJourn In Virginia
 P. F. osborn has returned from a trip into old and New Mexico. His wife, who is in poor healths accompa- nied him as far as El. Paso. where she will spend the winter.
 H. E. Hutchinson, general superin- tendent of the Southern Railway. and J. H. Stanfeld, the superintendent of the Mobile division of the Southern, have been in Greensboro circulating among the citizens
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
NEGROES CAPTURED.
Three Are Accused ef Murder in Lauder
 Y 6ale.

Florence, Nov, 2--(Speciai)--Fa Anderson, Jim Turner and Lockly Tur' ner, the three negroes who 1t is all leged murdered Enos Johnson al q negro supper Wednesday night nine miles west of town, have all been cap tured and were locked up in the county jail this morning.
 Anderson has flesh wound in nls arm where he was shot during the melee but will be able to appear before Justice Cypret for his preliminary trial.
 Witnesses to the killing say Ander- son and LockIey Turner were backing to the door firing at Johnson. who was following them, when Jim Turner. from the rear of Johnson fired the shot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
BoTH CLAIM vIcToRY.
Hot Campaign in. New Jersey For The
 (suveruovrhgu

It--
 Trenton, N. J.. Nov. z--The cam pafen in New Jersey practically closed tonight The only important contest Is that for the governorship which was hard fought. John Franklin Fort the Republican candidate, and Frank S. Katzenbach. Jr., the Democratic nomnee. conducted vigorous cam paign. both speaking in all parts of the state..
 New Jersey is nominally Republican. but the Democrats hope to profit by Republican dissensions and a German deflectfon in favor of Katzenbach
 The outcome of the contest may fairly be said to be in doubt. The Re- publican leaders claim candidate Fort Twill win by 21.000 majority while candidate will carry the state by about 5000. It Is expected that the Republi- cans will retain control of the state Senate but may lose control of house.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
HAnaAHAN sooREs FIsH.
saya His sta.sment nssaralns I.

says His Statement Regarding I. O. SxUfaings fs umfrae. New Orleans, Nov. 2---J. T. Harra- han president of the nlinois Central
 Railroad saids
 s'Mr. Fish's statement that he knows he has q majority of the stock in his favor exclusive of the Union Pacific holdings is untrue. Including those counted for us, we know of more than enough pledged to us to elect our ticket. These are the facts based ou actual knowledge and their proof will come when the stock votes are count ed.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
A aUIET cAMPAIGN.
Very Little Interest shewn in PennsyI-
 vamIu Race.

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. 2--The politi- cal campaign in Pennsyivania, which closed tonight. was one of the quietest in the history of the State. very little interest being shown in the contest for State Treasurer, the only State office to be fiiled at this years election.
 There are four candidates for the piece, John 0. sheatz. Republican: John q Harmon, Democratic: M H Steven son, Prohibfticnist. and Samuel Clark. Socialist. None of the candidates made Democrats made honesty in govern tuerlt affairs the principal issue, dwell ling pafticularlv on the State Capitol scandal.
 The Republicans also took up the Capitol affair and demanded that all those involved in the scandal be severe W dealt with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
cLosR rLANrs DOWN.
Amerienn Tabneee Company To Lay on
 Many Empl0yes.

Many Employer.
 Baltimore Md. Nov. 1.-The Ameri- can Tobacco Company has ordered the closing down of practically all of It's cigarette making plants here, throwing between 500 and see empioyes out af work
 No reason was given at the local fac tory today for the action. There Is every belief in well informed quarters that the cofspany's action was some what fin the nature of q retaiiatory measure o1i account of the recent sciz- urs by the government of a large quan. titv of the cornpanys ciragettea at Norfolk, intended for export
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
nrllnrr,l I'd Nnnhlngte en.

Ei Paso. Tsxas, Novy 2.--Enrique Greet. Ambassador for Mexico to the limited states and new governor or Chihuahta, has been ordered by Pres idert Diaz to proceed at once to Wayh- in rton, to attend the conference or southern and Central American repub- : lies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

the Tkmpany county ticket will win by q large majority.
 Not since 1899 has there been an hcers was voted for New York county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
aUrET IN nllssIssIPrE.
state islssslens nave Alrsaay Bees

v Declaed Fly rrimarIes.
 Jacksoff, Miss, Nov. z.--Becauss the State elections to be held here next week were decided except for q formal vote at last summers primaries, there has been no campaign recently. E. F. Noel is the Democratic candidate for Governor and there are more than a dozen other oficea to fiil
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

FIjRNfrURE-cash for any odd pieces or S,,I suites Of bedroom. dining room or i1itehen furniture. Telephone 30gs. James o'Hara --ss-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

DoN'r fail to sec our display at the Fair and buy some bargains from our big stock we have in warehouse, can ship quick Gala
 well & Sabel. 2s-u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

KYLE HOUSE Is newly fixed up; has rice rooms for rent; on the European plan by week or month. Also has fine lot of ducks.
 hens, friers and eggs. Kyle House, Phone s2S72 -xs-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

WE ARE sole agents for the Herring Hali- Marvin Standard Fire Proof Safes and Steel Vaults. and the Victor Manganess steel Screw Door Bank Safe. Howard safe and Vault CO., No. 50 Marietta St., Atlanta. ca.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
Racket Store 1o5.7 DEXTER AVENUE TELEPHONE 24s
 Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention
 Prices to fit Your Purse

Whether hed with clearing house certificates cash We've arranged unusually touching each department order to focbly illustrate the general low price trend
 you studying economy consistent with the present financial d uubances be your trade h where guaranteed the lowest on hig class goods in this section.
 FRUIT OF THE LOOM OR LONSDALE BLEACHING. ff<T
 Full yard wide for. Monday the yard " Outing light coors Sc qualities, limited 10 yards Monday
 only ........ .............. ......... "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

PROTECT your Ideas. money In Inventions. Generalization free and strictly confidential
 Milo B Stevens q Co.,, 7i l4th s., Wash ington Branches at Chicago. Cleveland and Detroit. Established ise4. --ss-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
FoR RENT--REsIDENCEs.

4i2 cLAYToN--For rent. rooms and sta- Bic. large lot in good nelghborhood, In three blocks of basin. Apply \. Goidthwaite st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

WHEN in need of high class eommoreiai
 prInting phone 209s. Nunneies Printing
 Go, 2oih Dexter Avenue, speciality color printips --zs-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
EDUCATIONAL.

NIGHT SCHOOL of the Massey Busi. ness Colleges; study what you wish
 and pay four dollars per months. In- diVidual instruction. 26tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
PLUMBERS.

F INC. MccosKE Plumbing, gas and steam fitting; my york xuaranteed Phone Tsi, moved to iao N. Perry st Ut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
REAL ESTATE

JAMES GALLAGHER--Hefers First
 National and Fourth National Banks ck Montgomery. --vtt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
TRUNKS

ALTHOUGH our new stock at 2ls Dexter ia the highest in location, 1t Is lowest in price. Priee our trunks, suit cases and bags
 Montgomery Trunk Go su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
ENGRAVING.
MTsCELLANEoUs.

TO THE LADY of the house. repair old furniture and 'upholster. also pack for ship ping; fix old show eases and stove fixtures. with good satisfaction. Call up phone e24 and ss4 and 234s. 27 May St, West End. c. E. O'Toole. -23
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
W0opENWARE.
DRINKS.

l.. D. HALE CO.--The convenient Soda Fount. located in the heart of Montgomery at McGehee Bros. Drug Store The best drinks in town
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

NEW or second hand typewriters at SIC down and S7.50 per month until paid Tor. All makes rented and repaired. supplies,
 southern Typewriter Exchange, 20 Com. rnaree st.. --tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03
TYPEWRITERs.

NEW and second hand typewriters for sale. machInes of ali makes rented, repaired and Exchanged; supplies and accessories E r. Davant successor to Terry Davant. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

A1oNEy-we handle the financing of good Anfernrisas and creditabie projects. The Bankers Bond Company. Pittsburg. Pa.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-03

T4-TNCH BROAD Ch0TH--Al fcolora and black, . very Ane quality, worth
 eI.50 yard, for Monday... ..@i.fS
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-19
f AttleIHfoy tells all 94s Fqo1s
CFrom An Exchange,

"Girls is a queer kind Of varmint,
wrote the little boy who was at.school and
who had been. ordered to write an essay
on girls.
Girls is the only thing that has their
own way every time. Girls is Of several
thousand Nnds, and sometimes one girl
can be like several thousand other girls,
If she wants you TO do any thing.
''Gills is all alike one-way--they are
ike cats. Ii you rub EN- the right way
they'll clau you, long as you let a girl
have her own way she's nice and swesG
but just cross her, and she'll spit At you
worse nor a cat.
"Girls is also like nules-they arc head
strong. If girl doesn't want to believe
anything, you cant make her. Il she
knows it,. - She wont say so. Girls is
little women, if they're good; aud # they
amt gooj then nor when they get big,
they're vixens-thars What father said
mama was once, when sha chased him
FOUND the kitchen with rad~hot poker,
cause she was mad a. him,
This is all know about girls, and
father says the less l know about EN-
Tie better of. anu.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-19
Notice Of Application TOY
Open Nav Roa45z.

]. A. Lipsey, Z. B. Martin, c. L. Ketcham,,
w. T. Ayerett and others, having applied
for the opening and establishment of new
public road in the 915 Militia District, COM
mencing at the residence at the Dock Gill old
place, and thence to run almost due South by
and through the Miles Galloway place and
she Iones old place, ana on land line DIVA
ing aarin's (Outlaw) place and j. A. LIP
seys' (kanch) place, and to intersect win
Lees6urg ] oad at Cindy Gordon's house; to
be adopted Ut me same class as other public
roads Of the counly. The total proposed
length Of said road will be about five miles;
and reviewers appointed to mark out the same
having made their report uAler oath, recon-
mending its establishment; and it also APP
bearing that Ill owners OF land trayersed by
said road having signed said petition;
Notice Is hereby gwen that said application
uiiI be finally grained on the first tuesday in
August mex, If no saHtcient cause is SHOWN
to the contrary.
This, July End, 1907.
B.I. McKenney, Com'r
Up. Cooke, Com'r
NJ. c, Laramore, Com'r
trps extract from the Minues, and Of
file. This, July INA, 1907.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-19
Notice oG Special Legiala'
GIOI2o

Notice is hereby given that at the coming
session Of the General Assembly Of Georgia
there will be introduced bill the title Of same
being. San act to relieve the Dispensary
commissioners Of Lee county from the 3 800
paid for tax Oh the dispensary at Smithyilie
Ga. Ana to repay the said dispensary com
nissioners the said SUN and for other purPo-
cae At
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-19
Dexsoxaal
and
q10soeaz.
The Names of The People Who
Come and Go--See If Your
Name Can Be Found
Below.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Goodwin
Thursday July 10 baby boy.
Mesdames S. B, Smith, J. M. Hines, Jen-
ME Terry, and Julian Forester was shop
ping in Albany today,
Miss jamie Lou Hooks, Of Adams, is the
guest Of Miss Ida Christian here this week
Mn. Massey, Of Albany, was visitor to
our little city Sunday.
Messrs. Geo. collier, Geo. Reeves, and
Henry stoyall returned home Sunday night,
after spending a few days in white Sulphur
Springs, Fla.
Mrs. S. B. English, Of Edison, visited
friends and relatives here Tuesday.
Miss Mary Lizzie Miller is expected to
leave next week for Dawson where she will
spend few days with relatives.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-07-19

,rr. hooks are nov open tor the purpose
ot RECEIVING State and County lax Re-
. ~. Tor the year 1907. Books open
vsrca ,lst, ana close july LIST. rleas"
49,. ,a,.r lana lot nu.u4ers correci ~
,,.,an YOUR tetuns. VIII be ia Lees-
Jury ali curing May Term 9a2ero'
G9' ~hotee on april 2sih, May 27th, ana
,nne as,h, at Palmyra on ApnI 2otn'
Nav sSta, auo June 2otn, a. Req Bone on
April 3o,n, Nav 30'h, and june ~. 4z'' .a AZ
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-. IL McAtee
Tax Receiver Lee Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-02
LOSES IN POUNDS
 GAINS IN POLITICS
Taft Back from lis Ohio Trip <, But Silent
KANSAS ON PRESIDENCY
Representative Miller Says His State Believes Roosevelt Will Run and Holds Off From All
 Alignments.

Washington, May 1.-(Special. )-Secre- tary Taft lost three pounds during his Ohio trip. He was at his desk this morn- ing looking none the worse and that he has gained politically Is the declaration of his supporters here As for the Secretary he maintains his silence and declines to discuss politics.
 Senator Knox of Pennsylvania was a White House visitor today. The senator Is mentioned as one of the five million dollar conspiracy would like to see nom mated for the presidency. The senator would not talk for publication.
 Representative Miller of Kansas was more obliging. "Out in our state" said he, ''the people are not disposed to make any alignments for the republican nom ination until they feel absolutely certain that the President is out of the race. Somehow they are not willing to accept what he said in his statement on election night in 1904, and believe that something will induce him to again enter the field.
 This is in spite of the fact that Sem ator Long, who stands close to the Pres ident. recently returned to the state from Washington and gave out an interview, saving the President was not in the race and declaring himself for Taft
 q think it will take another utterance from the President before the people of Kansas and elsewhere will relinquish their hesitancy about supporting the candidate of some of the other men,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-02
NEW COURT FOR KNOWLES.
For Trial of Soldier Charged With
 Shooting MackIin.

San Antonio, May 1.-Col R. w. Hoyt, commanding the Department of Texas. has directed that new court be ordered for the trial of Corporal Knowles, charged with the shooting Of Capt. E. A. Macklin at Fort Reno, in December last The case had been postponed so frequently that 1t was deemed best to organize a new court, which Is to meet at Fort Gill next Monday. The detail for the court Is as follows:
 Maj. c. w. Taylor, Thirteenth cav airy: Capts. D. J. Baker, Jr., Ninth in fantry; DeRosey Cabell, First cavalry; Alexander l.. Dade and G. P. Mitchell, Thirteenth cavalry; P A. Connolly and George H. Knox, Twenty-sixth in fantry; First Lieut.. w. H. Clopton and William l.. Lowe, Thirteenth cavalry; George A. Burlington, Eighth cavalry; Second Lieuts. w. H. Neill and Will liam w. West, Jr., Thirteenth cavalry; First Lieut.. Lew Herringshaw, Thir- teenth cavalry, judge advocate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-02
MORE PANICKY. TALK
 OF DISSOLUTION
Caused By Discussion of Court
 martial Abolition
NO DANGER, SAYS OFFICIAL
Parliamentary Committee Proposes Cases of Those Condemned to Penal Servitude Be Transferred
 to Regular Courts.

St. Petersburg, May LA note published in the semi-offcal Rossia today dealing with President Golovins statement in the lower house yesterday that the war min ister had been notified that the abolition of drumhead courts-martial was to be discussed. declared that the minister was entirely unaware that the parliamentary committee proposed not only the abolition of drunhead eourts-martial, but that the cases of those condemned to penal servl- tude by such courts should be transferred to the ordinary courts.
 Liberal circles are so panc-striclxen over the recent events in the lower house that the Rossia's announcement has again revived the rumors of the approaching dissolution of parliament.
 In order to clear up the situation the correspondent of the Associated Press called upon d cabinet officer who is re- ported to favor dissolution and received an absolute assurance that dissolution is not contemplated at preesnt; that the M. Zeraboff incident is considered closed, and that the paragraph in the law providing for the abolition of drmhead eourts-mar- tial will simply be disregarded as uncon- stitutional
 ne illlllSler ulu not conceal ms nOSlln- ty to the lower house, but admitted that moderate counsels are prevailing.
 The tone of an editorial in the Novoe Vremya today, which paper is admitted ly the weather vane of official sentiment confirms the impression that the dan ger of dissolution has passed. The paper says that the two executive sessions of the house proved that the majority of the members are accessible to reason, and that parliament will devote itself to pro- ductive work The Novoe Vremya adds that the unpleasant incidents during the debate were largely the result of inef- ficiency of the president
 Premier Stolypin has sent a circular to the governors announcing on the author ity of the fundamental law or constitu- ton that the drumhead courts-martal cease May 3. Simultaneously War Min ister Rudiger issued an order forbidding for all time the publication of names of those who composed the drumhead courts martial, or the records of these courts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-02
Monthly Circulation Statement.

Washington, May 1.-The monthly cir culation statement, issued by the comp troller of the currency, shows that at the close of business April 30, the amount of national bank notes outstanding was $599 9l3,s40, an increase for the year of s43,26 1850, and for the month of s2,701, TIT. The amount of circulation based on United States bonds was s550.204,77, which is an increase for the year of s35, ,7s1, ,252, and for the month of $2.57l,70S. The amount of circulation secured by lawful money was s49. .709, 069, an Increase for the year of S,4S6,3O6, and for the month of si9O,069. The amount of bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes was s553 199.050. and to secure public deposits, s192, ,es2 426.