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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
PURITY '' or
 PRODUCT
Commands the Consumers
 Confidence

have every ingredient the very best in point of and QUALITY that could be obtained. s \ .,s.r .5,aa
 We established standard of PURITY and QUALITY and MEDICINAL STRENGTH that has been maintained for ali these years every Cascare tablet has been as harmless pure gentle and effective other one @
 The substances that into medicinal formula to pro- duce the desired effect be SAFE and ever MUST be cean esh carefully and compounded with painstaking supervision ir
 The eternal vigilance necessary secure the ingredients of cascaets in the PERFECT CONDITION as to get the best without danger from ntrudng substances has never been relaxed
 What is the resulte S%
 There disappointment complaint The people buying MILLION BOXES month of Cas- recognition of their dependahe uahn 70 90 what medicine FOR THE BoWELsas yet
 Our patrons friends and than sasaed the stead fast honest preparation h to-day the greatest FAMILY MEDICINE in the world.
 great to PURIFY QUALITY and EFFICIENCY backed Truth and Honesty in our dsangs
 The Congress of 30 ie06 passed PURE FOOD ACT protect the Health People This law wen Into sa laayy endorse the law.
 The essence this makers of Cacare when preeanon taken b Bowel medicine American People.
 the best product possible and
 of friends commercial cnnuenee whh will betrayed All druggists o c Try little M hos TooAX 's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Can't Agree on Guilt or rBnoceuce of
 B. F. Sexton. !
 jury in the United states Court. trying B. Prank Sexton. white man of Crenshaw County. for Illicit distfi- ling, had been unable to agree at 6 o'clock iast evening, and the jury was dismissed by Judge Jones until 10 o'clock this morning.
 This was the only case tried iu- the Federal Court yesterday. II reached the fury shortly before 1 o'clock. and a few minutes before o'clock the jury appeared before tho Judge to ask for special instructions as % what bearing the finding of nroonshine liquor on the premises of the defendant would have upon his guilt or innocence.
 Other cases were disposed of as fol- lows:
 William I. Lashley and W. L. Brad- ford. white men of RandolDh County. pleaded guilty to Illicit distililng and were each fined s1o0
 John Smith of Crenshaws County, il- licit distiIifns. Forfeiture taken against bondsnnen.
 Collier fTodnett of crsnshaw County pleaded guilty to illicit distilling. Sent ence was suspended.
 Sentence was passed by Judge Jones on Ed Rodgers. white man convicted Tuesday of Illicit distiiling. !, Rogers was fined ef00. . penalty Of $500 was afsnnuseds ana he was sem taifcSd t0 six months, tfnprisonmtnt In the Crenshaw County jail. fa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
MANY ALREADY PROVIDING.
Required Space GiveR In gteerage ea
 Many LlneRs.

Required Space Glven In gteerage on
 Many LlneRs.
 Washington, Feb. 20.---Ths navigation bureau of the Department of Comn1ercs and Labor, In a statement today, potnts out that the effec: of Section 42 of the new immigration act which has just passed both houses of Congress. is an increase after January l, 1909. by nearS ly 25 per cent in the minimum space ai- lowed fov each steerage passenger on ocean steamers coming from Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and South AfnerA lea. .-.. ,s,.z sengers are mainly required to take passaEe," 1t says, 'the law of 1882 re- quIres that there shall be 100 cubic rect of space for each passenger. As the he ght between decks ig usually about feet, the deck or floor space is thue fourteen and a. half feet The British law of 1894 requires fifteen square feet on the deck and the new immigration law increases this area to eighteen square feet. This legislation In effect follows the developments in modern ocean steam shIp building. Many Ot the large steamers and M0tne of less tonnage already provide aco0mmoda- tons as ample as he mintmuaA pre. scribed by the new act.
 Generally speaking the passenger steamers from Northern Europe do not carry any more passengers ln the steer age taan will be permitted after 1908 apply chiefly to steamers coming frOI .. .LeuAt eeI raneAn which already carry under the new lextslaLion. 1ne ntlI wli. at times nearly to their full legal ca. pac.ty and must two yeaIJ aencs either oarry fewer passengers or tncreasa thaI, accommodations"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
r ANIMATION FOR SURGEONS.
Tests Co Be Held in Washington FoI
 Government Service.

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 The United States Bureau if the pub. lie Health and Marine Hospital Service of Washington. D c has sent out no- ticAs to leading cit'ee throuRhou. the country Of a civil service examination of candidates for admission to the grade of Assistant Surgeon 'h the Government employment. The tests are to be held in the Bureau headauarters, B. street, 6. F., in washington.
 The notices state that candidates must be between twenty-two and thir- ty years of age. graduates of reputa- ble medical college. and must furnish testimonials from responsible persons as to thir professional and moral char acter.
 The tests are arranged in the follow ing order: physical. oral, written and clinical:
 Tn addition to the 1 hysicaI examina- ton, candidates are required to certify that hey believe themselves free from any ailment which would disqualify them from service in any climate.
 The exaFainations are chiefly in writ ing. and begin with short autoblogra- phy of the candidate. The remainder animation of the various branches of medicine, surgery, and hygeine.
 The oral examination includes sub jects of preliminary education, history literature. and natural science.
 The clinical examination Is conduct ed at a hospital, and when practicable candidates are required to perform sur gfca1 operations on cadaver.
 Successful candidates will be num- bered according 10 their attachments or examination, and will be commissioned in the same order as vacancies occur. After five years service. assistant surgeons are entitled to examination for promotion to the grade of passed assistant surgeon.
 Assistant surgeons receive $1.600. pas sed assistant surgeons S2,000. and sur geons s2,500 a year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
A GOOD BREAKFAST Some Persons Never Know What it
 Means.

A good breakfast. a good appetite and good digestion mean everything to the man. woman or child who has anything to do, and wants to get good start toward doing 1t.
 A Mo. man tells of hls wife's good breakfast' and also supper. made out oE Grape Nuts and cream. He says:
 q should just like to tell you how much gSod Grape-Nuts has done for my wife. After being in poor health for the last eighteen years. during part of the time scarcely anything would stay on her stomach long enough to nourish her. finally at the suggestion of d friend she tried Grape.NutE.
 "Now, after about four weeks on this delicious and nutritious food. she has picked up most wonderfully and seems as we'll as anyone can be.
 Every morning she makes gooo breakfast on Grape-futs eaten just as 1t comes from the package with cream or milk added: and then again the ' same at supper and the change in her is wonderful.
 we can't speak too highly es Grape. Nuts as a food after our rsnl4rlsanis exs perianoA.' Name givep by Poetun CO, Battle Creek, Mich. Read ths little book, 'NTha Road to weilviiIs." in pkes There's a Reason"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
LOCATE FEDERAL BUILDING.
Government VIII Build on Fescu,
 Properfy tn Demopolfa.

Government VIII Build on Foscus .. Property in Demopoifs.
 Demopoiis. Feb. o.--ts ,sciaI. )-.- The very gratifying news was rscsiv- ed here today to the effect that the government agents have decfded on location, for the federal building to be erectetd in Drmepoiis.
 The site selected is the property of Mrs. M. c. Foscue. of Coatopa, and Is the old, Foscue homestead, on the southeast corner of Walnut and Capi- tol streets.
 The location is only half a block distant from the city's building in which the postoffice has been located for many years and Is an ideal site, It Is, centrally located, and faces the public square.
 It would probably have been i'm. possible to satisfy greater number of citizens by the selection of any one of the other sites offered the govern. tnent.
 only a few days ago notice was given to the effect that the selection of the site for the public building in this city would be delayed thirty days and the news of the s,tion on this matter at this time was unexpected. and hailed with delight.
 The building on the site selected Is the old homestead of the lamentod Dr. Frank L.. lFoscue, who was mur- dered near this. city two years ago. Shortly after his tragic death Mrs. Foseue and family moved to Coatopa, and their home here was rented to W. c. Harrison. who. with his family, now oecunies- the house. y.1s
 Under the terms of the proposition, made by the government authorities, to persons submitting sites for the federal building here. they are requir- ed to remove all Improvements on the site selected. but 1ne years time Is allowed in which to do this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
BALDWIN INSTITUTE.
Teachers of Big County Assemble al
 Stockton,

ACaNbNES VII DhE No0hhS ASotM1AG Ak
 Stockton.
 Stock kan, Dec. 2O.-(Special. )---The Baldwin County Educational Associa- ton convened at the Stockton High School Monday night.
 superip tendent J. g. Lambert, Pres ident, called the meeting to order and introduced Hon. r, S Bryars. an ex- Superinte rdent who in words of beau ty and eeoquence. extended to the guests A most hearty welcome. paying noble tribute to the profession
 Professor Schmidt Moore. principal of the Bay Minette High school de- raTtment was equally oratot q Il in his most eloquen, response on 1ehalf of the visiting teachers. Prof. B. S. Mac kepzie of Lexington. Ky. was next in- rroduced. who briefly outlined the plans of the z ittue. About hfty-hve teach CTS are n attendance and enjoying a pleasant work
 Prof W. D. Perry principal of the Stockton High School. was unanimous ly elected secretary of the Association to All the vacancy caused by the resig- naHcr cf P-of D w. M~Lean.
 Yesterdays sessions consisted of a lecture in the forenoon by Professor Mackenzie on "PsycholoRy' in the af- ternoon discussions on history and ge- ography. and in the evening a novel spelling. bee with a prize offered, which was awarded to Mss Nettie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

marriage license was issued yes- terday from the probate oce to Carter J. McLaren and Kate L.. Fleming.
 The Governor has appointed William McMurray Adamson of Truett Talla- poosa County; J. H. Cochrane of Gif- ard. Russell County; George I. Roberts of Avondale, Jefferon County: Mrs. Marie Pearce of Birmingham; Mrs. Co., rinne Scott of Scottsboro, Jackson County; and J. w. Branscombe of Montgomery. Notaries PubIIs.
 The Alabama Synodical College for Women has filed with the Secretary of State. notice of its incorporation in Calhoun County. Its incorporators are T. F. Walton, W. H. Boynton, J. B. Woodward. and others.
 The Anniston Knitting Mills has filed with the Secretary of State, notice of the change of its name to the Annis- ton Knitting Mills Company.
 The Oliver Watts Contracting com- pany of Birmingham, has filed notice of Its incorporation in Jefferson County. Its .incorporators are W. O.. Oliver, James H. Hiliman and W. A. Watts.
 The Atlas Land Company Of Birm- ingham, has filed notice of its incor. poration in Jefferson County by Daniel F.. Foster. Vassar l.. Alien, Fl, M |, Pitts and others Its capital stocR is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Jerome Making EOery Effort 10 Tear
 DolDn Testimony Of EUelyn Tlaw

No ~
 Mrs. Thaw shook her head siowly.
 Yeu had been ravishsd against your will. hadn't your
 T did not have any will about 1t at The witness replied in an injured Flow old were you when you wen. 'sEiEhteen..
 So you say that until you were eish- teen and . half years>old you believed ail women with whom you were asso- ciated-.hat all women were unchaste and that some had been simply unfor- tunats enough to be found outy'
 Have you ever read any fictions" "whatY' "a
 DO you went me to remember all No. just some of the books. Have yon over read anything by Dickens?" Waiter scottr a.
 Her nsIisious TrsinisE.
 Were you ever instructed in the Seriptures-ths Bible" fE. "Dfd you ever attend churchr"
 slightly" "Did you ever attend Sunday school !. slightly" What denomination"
 q don't remember-I went once to Methodist church. think. and to Q Presbyterian church, and once to . German church of some anrt.''
 Tn rejecting rhaw in Paris had you anything in, mind other than your own unworthinees?"
 Mo- s, 'Did you consider yourself different or better than other women?"
 s.No sir s'or worsef"
 NO sir.' 1 MT. Jerome then questioned Mrs. Thaw closely as to the exact date of her ravishment by Stanford White. She was unable to flx the exact day of the week or month. Tn the midst of this line of questions court ad- Jonrned until tomorrow with the cross examination n1finished.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
TRANsFERs IN, PROPrRTY.
Lac and Building on COosa Sure. TbrlnRa R26,OO0

Iat and Building on COosa Street Brings e26,OO0
 deed was recorded yesterday in the. office of the Promate Judge by which $26,000 was paid for a piece of pcnperty fronting thirty-eight feet on Coosa Street and having depth of 174 feet. The property was conveyed to Rosa Klein by W. A. Rocks, $5,000 be- ing paid in cash. and notes. amounting to $21,000 being assumed by the rur- chaser. The property begins, 800 feet from the southwest corner of Coosa Street and Tal:apoosa Streets. A brick building now occupies the site ff
 Other real estate transfers were re- corded as follows: @ t
 Amelia B. seelye to D. L. whetstone. twenty-six lots in West End; consids eration S7.5e0.
 Arthur Harris to Mcintyre Brothers. lot on the east side of South Jackson Street. between High and Grove Streets, S3 by 100 feet: consideration, S70O -,
 Jane M. Fuller and her husband, John B Fu'Ier. to John B.. Fuller. Jr., lot on South Hull Street. between High and Grove Streets, 55 by fse feet; con- alteration Si.s0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

shenield. who with Professor Perry was the best speller. Today the morning and afternoon sessions were given ut to normal and practical discussions oi regular school work with scholarly address in the evening on Nothing" by the same, Professor Mackenzie the conductor of the tnstitute!', s'4' "A <,
 Superintendent Lambert, Is acting the part of a pioneer tn the institute work he having conceived the Idea Of eon- bining the three quarterly institutes Ol one day each and having seesioS1 com. prising an entire week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
DYRD ARRpsrED AGAIN.
Russell County Man Says He Is Perse
 cuted.

Russell County Man Says He fs Perse-
 cuted.
 Hirard. Feb. 20.--ClAude Byrd was arrested in this city yesterday upon a second warrant charging him with forgery In the second degree this one being sworn out in Russell County.
 It Is based upon the same alleged in- cidents as the Lee County warrants charging Byrd and his Wi . with for gerry. and the prosecutor Is the same in both cases--Jndge J. F. Knowles, ad- mInistrator of the estate of R. C.. Berry. whose stock of merchandise, It Is alleged. the Byrds obtained after his death by means of forgery. = Byrd was surprised when warrant issued by Judge E, nton at Scale was served upon hlm by Marshal Perry yes terday, but promptly made bond. Mrs. Byrd Is also defendant in this pro- ceedlng. They will be given a pre- liminary trial before Judge Benton in Scale next Monday.
 Byrd claims that it has ceased to be prosecution and Is persecution. This makes total of three warrants sworne out against him and two against his wife
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
Breach Merchaatn Aro1~eA

Toulon, keh. 2d.--Ins action ef the Russian squadron, which Is anchored In this harbor. in buying provisions from Greek and German houses has Incensed the French merchants who have placarded the streets with ds- nunciations Of Frances allies and for- warded indignant resolutions to Marine Minister Thompson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
nouua over to Grand Jury.
rrr. n,.hon rntertaFusi :.

Mrs. J. L. Bishop informally en- tertaIned some friends yesterday af- te-noon at tea at her home on Fremont street. The pariors were prettiiv d"co- rated with ferns and cut flowers. Dur ine the afternoon salad, tea and wafers were served. Among those present. were Mesdanes IT. I. Shelley. ]. G..
 Corverse. !. N Fnrniss. J. p. Jefr~ies, George Craig, ". S. Monk. NJ. s..
 S~rIth J E. Ke1"edv Tom tTarv. roote TTooper. W. W. Harpe~, !. Hoop e~. Misses r-ni'v ferguson. Matte Me- Queen and Harwell. s73
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
ANOTHER WEDDING.
Tis Take Place nt the SammerneIa Or- pIannke-Lucky Newspaper Man.

phhnHBe-Lucky NeWsDhpGF Mnn.
 Selma, Feb. )---On Sat- furday, March 9, next, MT. r. w. MeCor- mick. editor of The Leighton News of Colbert County, will lead to the altar at the Orphans Home in Summerfleld. Miss Bertha Irene Ervin. a daughter Of theinstitution.
 Miss Erwin was raised in the Home. and is an attractive, intelligent. modest and pretty young girl, worthy the good man who has won her love.
 Tho two girls in college at Athens nave gained permission from the ma tron. Miss Sudie Hunt and the Exeeu- tive Committee. to come to the wed |. ding of their sister" in the Home thar Is So dear to their hearts. and around which cluster the fondest memories of their lives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
cuentIonn nrrce,n halue.

London, Feb. 20.--Sir Charles How. ard Vincent, Conservative has decided to ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the House of Commons what grounds there were for sanctioning the raising of Ambassador Bryce's salary to $50,. 900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
WEDDING IN COLUMBUS,
Alabama Young Persons Married al
 Fire Station

F1re station.
 Columbus, Ga. Feb. 2o.--(5pecial.) )-- The brazen alarm bells at No. fire engine house ceased their clamor long enough Monday evening for the golden wedding. bells to have a brief but hap py season.
 The occasion was the marriage of Walter GriRgs and Miss Lucy Bell Dunn, e runaway couple from near Troy, who came to this city on Mors lay night's Mobile and Girard train. They stopped at the fire engine house to ask advice and information. and the laddies there. moved by the feeling which makes all the world love a lover, soon placed them in touch with the ordinary and a marriage license was secured.
 The ceremony was performed in the ire engine house by Justice !. E.. Chapman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Clinton. La, being called there py a telegram announcing the critical Illness of his daughter, Mrs. A, W. Moses. Mrs. Moses was a resident of this city for several years, and nor many friends hope that she will soon recover from her spell of sickness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
HANll Special
 Measures Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Thursday.

We wish to notify those who have been waiting that our representative from Birmingham will be in Montgomery on the above days, ready to take measures for special pairs. After this week, VI will be prepared to take Gas- ures at any time.
 Will state in this con- nection, that we prefer not to take any measares unless a full month can be allowed us to finish the snoes, .s. a2e t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

The Selma Street Car cnmoanv has inau~nrated new twelve rn'nTte eahAarie on their TTnior Street line which Is VsratIv ann~eciated by the patrons Of the company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

The steamer Hard caso arrIvAd at the Nftv wharf at noon todav with a sno@ i'et of freight and n number of passengers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Mr. A. c. Pa~-'sN and dau~hts-s M'sses BA'z@ra and Marv. and Mr -TFous4on A~-~st~nnR. have returned home New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
When cascarets Candy

Cathartic were invented in
 1896, and the formula was
 perfected after much expcri- mental labor by highly scien- tific chemists, It was our aim not only to produce a perfect combination Of EFFECTIVE CONSTITUENTS, but to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Court Street Auxiliary. and those hav- ing mite boxes will be expected to bring them. The inciemency of the weather at the regular meeting Snecessftated a call meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Mr. Norris Erdrooh Of Birmlng- Sam Is speSding today here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
nriss Davies in City.

Miss DaIsy Davies. secretary of the of Atlanta, is In Montgomery in the interest of missionary work. She will speak at the Perry Street Methodist Church tonight, and at the Court street He hodist Church at 7:3o o'clock tomor- row night Miss Davies is visit. ing Miss Ellen Jackson at 20e High street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Mfr Ike Rosenhaurn, who has been here for thA nast few days, has gone to Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
MISSIONARY RALLY.
Methodist AHxiliarieM of City to Hold
 Sueefal Meeting.

UWNENWI MtCtIWNs
 There will be a rally meeting of the foreign missionary ferees of the various Methodist auxiliaries Of the city in the Annex of the Court Street Methodist church at 6 o'clock. Friday afternoon. The meeting will bA addressed by Miss payiaA All denerainatiens are cordial ly invited.
 Afeer the talk by Miss Davies. there will be a short business meeting of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Mrs. r. IT. Rates of Ba'es' Farm. ~~~-A" through here today en route to Eufauia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Robert c. Patrick of the Judson 1n- stitute of Marion, spent today in the city. ,'t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

soNs~I. P"r$cr~I aud Tsener~y, M-. Al Gravsor has gone to Opefika for A few weeks stay. o t'.' .s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Albert Meyer has returned: home af- ter a business t~ip' of several weeks to New York and Boston '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

Rev A. J. Dickinson of fsirmihgnam was a visitor to the city today,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

T, !. Roweii has return ed fiornS from l businsss trip Go New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21

MT. E. Meyer left yssssrday fee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
JURY HUNG UP.

Biicu Tonight, The James Boys In Missouri. Prices 2S. 3y, 30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
PRIZE SKATING.

PRIZE SKATING. Friday night, at the Aaditoriun. Rink, a handsome prize will be award cd to the most graceful lady skater. Several Races also. Come.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-21
AE WS IN BRIEF

A marriage license was issued yes- terday from the probate oce to Carter J. McLaren and Kate L. Fleming.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-04
DR.. Thrssb.r Of San Francis,

DR.. Thrashsr OF San Francisco,
ssys: Fully one. half Of the ply.
sicisus do not believe in th. use Of
the scalpsl, and while do not nay
that oil surgeons ARE mercsnary,
ths dollar 10 potential in the me,li.
cal profession ~ elsewhere. This
- shown when so many millionair-s
are sdvissd by their physicians To
submit TO the operation known M
lspsrotomy. or opening the aldo.
men. for appendicitis. It slwsys
cares or kills. generally the latter.
This 10 Why conservative physi.
cisss Oppose 1t. 80 The poor
patient without money. 10 advised
70 60 home aud take the ancient.
bat valuable. remedy, castor oil
asd turpsntins-aud be lives.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-05-04
Deaesi Deaesi

All the world lis talking peace.
1t Is good talk.
There il no reason to be dis
Outraged about the slowness with
which wars disappear. You must
remember that formerly war exis-
ted all the time. One century sitter
another, in Europe, there was
always war gong on. One single
war lasted hundred years. 1t was
called THE Hundred Years War;
Another lasted thirty years, aud
another lasted seven years.
TO have n war now YOU rust in
vlte the consent of the people, and
as the people are the ones that get
shot they do not bring on wars
hastily.
Peace perpetual Is bound 10
come. Talking is bound to help it i.
But good laws, good pay for
good work. life really worth
while, will help it much more. -
Chicago American.