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Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
The MCkanna Cure
 for Alcoholism

is no new thing. It has had the benefit of 20 years testing. The Ari- zona Sanitarium has been established since October, 1906. and has cured dozens of drink addicted men. The cure is administered under an iron bound guarantee, guarantee that is backed by ten of the leading citizens of Phoenix.
 The treatment is purely vegetable. It never has and never can injure a mans health, but leaves him in better physical condition than it found him, aside from its effect on his liquor drinking.
 A temporary office of the McKanna s-Day Liquor Cure has been establish ed in Bisbee, in Room g of the Hughes House. Full equipment for treating patients while here.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
BRITISH RED TAPE

The only expense of the Parish Council of Queen Camel, Somerset shire village, for a recent year was 2s,- 2d. for a check book
 Yet the account had to be taken to Wincanton, eight miles away, to pc audited. thus necessitating 5s. stamp, Is. Sd. for hire of a convey ance and a mans time for more than half a day.-Grand Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
IN OIL FOR INDIAN BOY

4 fifteen year oil lease on seven and one-half acres of land in the Glenn pool belonging to Robert Pettman, d three-yesr-old Indian boy, solo for SIG, 800 recently.
 The boy also gets 10 per cent of all the oil produced. One hundred and fifty acres additional in the same al lotment were sold for s39,S25 bonus and 10 per cent of the oil, netting the Indian boy s50,125 for the leases on the entire allotment. What he will get in oil is problematical. He still owns the land. The sale was made by the master in chancery at auction and there was a big crowd of oil men present, most Of them bidders for the lease
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
MURPHY IS BACK

Assemblyman owen E. Murphy is back in the city after having spent several days in trip to points in the northern part of theterritory. Murphy was busy yesterday shaking hands with his many constituents. He will devote his time to his business at Lowell in the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
DRINKING MEN
 TAKE NOTICE

The old soaks of Bisbee are sitting I'D and taking notice. Some of them who had given up nope of ever being sober again, have listened 10 the ae- count of how the drinking habit is be ing cured by the MeKanna process. They are beginning to wonder if they, toe, can not be once more relieved from the thirst that is holding them down.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05
FOLLOWED ORDERS.

Admiral Siesbee. in recent after dinner speech, said of the naval virtue of obedience:
 Yet even obedience may be carried 100 farA
 "A lawyer. about to go to court, sal7 to his office boy: If any one calls say I'll be back at i2.' Then he went to court. On his return he asked the boy Any one cailed?'
 = Yes. sir. the lad answered. Five beggars. They'll look in again at F. sir.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-05

BOSTON, April 1.-Two communica- tions read from Mrs. Eddy were read at tonight's meeting of the First Church of Christian Science, the mother church of the denomination. The first read to the audience was addressed to the mother church. In the letter Mrs: Eddy says:
 My beloved children:
 Your love and fidelity cheer my advancing years. AS Christian Sci entists, you understand the Scriptures word. Fret notr myself because Of evil doers: also yon spiritually and scientifically understand that God is divine love, omnipotent, omnipresent, and infinite Hence it is enough for you that I tell now that our RedeemeT liveth and intercedeth for us.
 At this period of my demonstration of Christian Science I cannot be fully understood theoretically and therefore, it is best explained by fruits of the life of our Lord, as depicted in the chapter of atonement and eucharist in science and health with the key to the Scriptures ...5
 First Reader ". D. McCracken tEen announced ne recelNed lelIef lnulCdL ing that Mrs. Eddy was in possession of her usual mental and physical wig or. The letter follows:
 Beloved Student: The wise man has said, When was child I spake as a child, understood as a child, and thought as a child, but when became man, put tsEay childish things That this passage of Scripture and l the concluding declaration may be applied 10 old age is a solace. Per haps you already know I have hereto fore personally attended to my secu lar affairs-to my income, deposits l investments, expenditures and em 1 ployes, but the increasing demands for more peace in my advancing years have caused me to select board ot i trus;es to take charge of my prop i erty. As you are a first reader i1 : Boston of about forty thousand mem ! bers, I inform you of this aforesaid transaction. Lovingly yours 1T | Christ" (SignedD MARY BAKER G. EDDY"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
NEW LAW IS
 RECOMMENDED Committees Consider Jim Crow Measure. NEGROES TO BE, RESTRAINED First Two Seats Across Cars for
 Whites Exclusively. Blacks te Ds Required ts Set in Rsss sf An Passs.sess of OtAer
 Raee--wm sssnit ss
 Ceensal.

That the Montgomery Traction Com- pany shall reserve four half-seats or two whole seats in the forward end of its cars exclusively for white passen- gers who nevertheless may use other benches and that the negro passen- gers be required to take their seats In the rear of any bench occupied by white person, Is recommended by the Committees on franchises and Privileges and Electrical Control to the City Council for experiment.
 The recommendation with a fecom- mendation to repeal that part of the street car ordinance requiring the equipment of single truck cars with air brakes, was adopted by the conn mittees, Jointly convened last night. after many arguments and discussions interpoiated into a speech by Major R. E. Steiner. attorney for the Mont- gomery traction Company, who said practically what was said Thursday by President R. D. Apperson and was published yesterday by The Adverti- ser.
 The committees' members were all present, Aldermen Strauss. Cox, Coins Sullivan, Tait, Ryan Jones and City Attorney 0. P. Mcintyre. The Mont
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
Bijou Matinee Tsday st . R. = Prices 1Bc., 35c, sSc. Ask pAa90ses
EAGl.Es INSTALL os'rAe11EA
Retiring President Jshnssn xkesem1o4
 With Dinmena Rza.

Retiring President Jshnsoa fHeoem1o0
 With DinmonA Rzn.
 Montgomery Aerie SIS, FfatstnA1 04e der of Eagles. installed the nsw of141eM last night, presented the rstifi1S Wytt thy President. Berto n. Johnsth, wtl& a handsome diamond Magie'e pin, ha1S1 a report from the cofnmistee which kA1 been distributing fuel to the pout q Montgomery. and snjoyed . dsl1ctoNn luncheon.
 The meeting was held ia ths feeags of the aerie in Fraternai Tfait on Ma1& ison Avenue, and there was . lafH4 assembly of members of the ossa&f
 The officers installed are as foIioW01 B. IT. Johnson, Past Worthy pfesideat) James W. Smith. Worthy Presideu4t T. J. Mattox, Worthy vice-President1 David Burke, worthy Chaplain, das. K Screws, Worthy Secretary Fred Rs1S% phi. Worthy treasurer; ChhA V, Dk4& Worthy Conductor: John Y. T1Bdk1& Inside Guard; John McGinley. oatst4& Guard, and W. H. Murphy L. VI Gelbke and D. AgostinL worthy zF46s
 The dianSond pin was prsssutsA ss Mir. Johnson by Mir. Smith e WorsnY President, in a brief put eioQusft ka. dress. The committee which haa BexA distributing 100 tons of coal to khs pn0r of Montgomery, made a report which was approved by the nerie. Thts SUriia mittee consists of B. H Johnseh. z. W. Smith, T. J. Mattox, l.. F. GSibk8 and James II. Screws.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
sIs;la sEAnc4Ep }; a.!.,I AIR T LINE IN nAHxA1.

N9ttce of Meettngs of Stockholders.
 s nSs $. Slyns ses5xsb ipsi tsib AIR LINE RAILWAY will be held:
 As tns prias,Dsi s,,s. Sasass of sas Gsngsay more Street in the City of peters6urr, Va, on the 10th day of January fo07 st O'clock
 At the principal ofriee of the Company in xsn. s 0s sh d.y rss' of jnnssy sns 'A isca
 sssfs sss srneie S sSs fssnssa Ses ot h. oo0.ny a AIsbsme. No. N Commerce Street, ih the pity of Montgomery, on the iatn day of Jam
 At the principal ofSce of the Company h Florida. Hogan Street near Bay Street in tho oty of Jacksonville, on the 18th day of Jan
 At the principal offlce of the Company in
 ota o{ CesS,S No so SsTysis ,s, street n the Nh SsrSonsp pSo SIS Haas s ssrees in shs
 Z of % sssEs s 0n the aS. iIsn Ssy of January
 Fof the purpose of passing upon the dues- ton of authorizing and consenting to. tho norfgsse or deed of trust and collateral trust agreement additional to the mortgage of sa9Ss5d S .na AT E ans .y RsSs a,ss ADy S existing. covering all the sscurities and nGg SSsaf T hfTs:f's s. s.SaS sS Ss is % ssrs of ssaboard Ar Line Railway executed April 1t, 1900 or any pledge or mortgage or sesbosrd Air Line Hallway. or spch. portion os s1on a.: s property s hs SS soIiasesai 5 trust SEresne1s % pres pTsssStsS s o9 us Sr so Ss or or coliatersi trust 1ssnreerSenss ss to any ments, to secure an issue of bonds of tho par vaIuo of SIS 0oo. .o06 and of authorizing may Ss msde that the ssI1 road may be bonded and the bonded indebtedness of the Company increased by said amount of sis0o0 900, and way or of any company occurred by nortgage or deed of trust or collateral trust agree
 sD nd uBSn S ssa es o taS F%sy directors may deem best. The stsckhoidsrs Tuss pe csrss RoGsrs S I including officers and directors. of al oppor- tunity Of subscribing to the eztept of twelve Bd Bodl0Das foT 2I sp0rosimassiy or n Mse Soo O s par value Of said proposed bonds at % per cent. cf the par .,, value sRsreoi sd, ana scsT%sd ;,
 bond to be received. but each person who you'd otherwise. be. entitled to ,subscribe subscribe for thousand dollar bond: and tc authorize tho directors to sell any Of said bonds not subscribed for by the voting trust any of the remainder of said tie.000.000 uf said bonds at such times and h such amounts and as such prices and to such persona in ciuding voting trust certihcete holders. stock holders. ofnceE and directors as may price funless the stockholders by majority vote at some future meeting. authorize sales ct a less prscey shall not be less than 90 spef cent and accrued interest. this limitation on price. however, not to limit in any way Efle right of the directors to pledge any of said bonds for lawful corporate purposes: and t0 authorize the direct0rs to make any such pledge on such terms as to the directors
 Notice is also given that at such meeting any business will be transacted that might properly be brought before an annual meeting
 Dated December (, 1908.
 By order of the President and Board d Directors D. 0. PORTEOUS. Secretary
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
Asza6yy &9 zD

junction to compel the prsssnt ssu1gNa
 manager of the company 70 let S4o petitioner or his designated repreeen- tative examine the books ok the sc19> pany.
 This application is taken as signtDs cant on account Of the fact that ear11 in the proceedings, . former aud1eee fact that the books and aooounto = the road were tafnpefed with 1D4
 changed to delude the stockholders - the people in power, The court will hear ths petiklan fos morrow,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
THEATRES
MystIeIs,n At The JijOu.


 The Bijou Theatre was crowded last night with an audience eager and in- terested in the wonderful spirituallstic performance by Prof. Samri Baldwin through the medium of Shadow, the Mystic"
 Since Monday night Professor Bald win and his company have played nightly to capacity houses and last night there was not even standing room.
 tireIv out of the ordinary. The an swered questions of various nature covering a wide range of subjects, and in no instance did she err She gave names of the people who asked the question; the street numbers of their residences. and described people and things accurately.
 The company will give matinee this afternoon and tonight close their en- gagement in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
ACQUIRED BY sEABOARD.
Macon, Dublin ana Savannah Sells (
 Bigger Company.

Macon. Ga. Jan. At the meeting of directors and stockholders of the Macon. Dublin and Savannah Railway yesterday, the Seaboard Air Line &C., quired the former road.
 The Seaboard was represented in the meeting by President Alfred Walters, Vice President Garrett and General Counsel Watts. There were present also President and General Manager T. K. Scott of the Georgia Railroad and the Macon. Dublin and Savannah. This will give a line from Macon to the sea at Savannah. The Macon. Dublin and Savannah connects at Vidalia with the Seaboard Air Line
 It is rumored that there Is a track age combination between the seaboard, the Atlantic Coast Line and the Geor- EIa Railroad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
R. G. DUN'S REVIEW
NEW YEAR OPENS BRIGHT WITH
 PROMISB.
It Was Noticeable, Especially in the West, That the Aftsr Holiday Lull Was Remarkably Short Lived.

New York, Jan. 4.--R. c. Dun and Companys Review of Trade tomorrow The new year opens bright with promise of business, no excsssive i1Gss of ass esnsa fas ssSs antictpations. It Is noticeable, es- pecially in despatches from the West. that there was less than the customary Hull In business during the holiday season. while bargain sales are rap idly disposing of the moderate sup- plies remaining on hand, Tn the leading industries contracts on the books arc very large and plants op- crate full time except where materials or fuel cannot be secured or finished products cannot be forwarded to oon-
 There is nnnr much ,fs oD sh1s point. and export trade Is also re- stricted because grain and other mer.. chandise fail to reach the seaboard tributed part of the decrease of si,. 748es5 in exports from this port for the last week, as compared with the movement a year ago, while imports szsas yssr sss vsyy sy hfaxy
 Many contracts for large tonnage of steel appeared durink the past week. notably structural material Tor show no abatement. few contracts be. ing considered. however, except for delivery in the last half of the year. Prices for pig iron have risen close to the position of 1900. but mn ished products are still much lower premiums freausntly Eaid -S,r for difficult. MeanWhile, the railways do not move the pig iron as desired and many mills are running on light stocks Business in the primary mar. ket for textiles has been interrupted by the holidays and inventories, bus work is progressing in preparation of new lines for the coming season.
 Shipments of bales of sheeting have been made to China, the first export business for that quarter for lons time, and more orders could have been secured by the making of offers. Re tone of the market already decidedly firm. Operations are still conserya- tive in mems wear woolens, although agents are confident that activity VIII soon appear.
 weather W conditions unfavorable for winter wheat in this country, while the Argentine harvest Is progressing rapidly. .-
 Shipments to Europe thus far this season from all surplus nations have by large crops. and the smaller yield in Russia Is sustaining factor Tn the markets for distant options. But domestic trading lacks Yjgor.. specu- iators at the West taking. little ag- gressive action. Steady absorption or spot cotton and fear or pressure tion market brought higher quota tions and much covering of outstano- ing contracts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

vicksburg. Miss. Jan. ls--P. l.. Dins kins, a local real estate man. died kos night from the effects of an overdose of a poisonous drug. It Is not known whether the drug was taken by aociS dent or not. MT. Dinkina was q parts ner in the real estate business eE A, F. Middagh. the Chicago capitalist who was shot and killed ct Valley Park, Miss. by Yves Young. e negro a few weeks ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

Tokio, Jan. 1.-The Official Gazette states that copies of The Japanese So- cialist Kakome. issued at Berkeley, Cal ifornia, have been confiscated. and that its circulation In Japan is prohibited. The paper urged the assassination of the Japanese Emperor and President RooSAVelt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
ArIxa for Mnntiamua.

Mobile. Jan. 4.-(Special. "A pe-- tition was filed in the City Court of Mobile today by Ambrose Mcneil, one of the recently appointed receivers of the Mobile, Jackson and Kansas City Railroad, asking for a writ of in-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
Examination Postponed.

New York, Jan. 1.-The stock exam ination into the books of the Great Northern Railway Company In eonnec- ton with the new stock issue. has been postponed until January 10. Tho fitst payment is fxea for January 14s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
nen,ha From Typhoid.

Scranton Pa. Jan. 4-Eleven new oases of typhoid fever was reported for the twenty four hours ending at noon. Tatal cases to date, 9s1. Six deaths occurred since last night. the total be- iriE seventy nine since the epidemic be- gan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
Both Trains Received White E6&&
 Nirht of AreiAesf.

1Oth Trains Received Waite Ea5Il
 Night of Aceiaent.
 washington, Jan. a.G-Tha coFun@f Jury Investigating the Terra Gotta wreck of Sunday night on the fln5tix more and Ohio Raiiroad heard tsskis tnony' all day from telegraph spsr4kofa and others at the Silver Springs, Hs&4 koma and University stAtiers, kii bx which went to show that thA ksS6 trains received a white light ak Sitxes Springs; that the passenger train n2aafs the dead" train ran by q red iiefzx &a Takoma aes
 The Takoma operator was oors84 bcrated by four eye witnesses as e hi6 abatement that he gave the sidaa&S train the stop signal Members of kn8 train crsws will be heard tofaoffow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
Family Effort To Mako HmEfy Mesesa
 WywsNahRrE

New York, Jan. A eoaksrsneA oE members of the Thaw family is Go bS held in a few days to endeawes e 3zz. duce Mrs. William Thaw to permit heR son Harry. to be examined by . lsf4A6y commission. according to . report cir~ cula ted today.
 It Is said that the members Of tz@ family, aside from Thaw and kts mes ther, are convinced of the wig6on1 % the proposed step, but that Mrs. Th&& Is firmly opposed to it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
Aeassssd . wsnsn.

c. T. Curry. q white man VI arrested tonight on . chArge Of dl90<4 deriy conduct. It Is alleged that ehCAt 6 o'clock. he accostcd | Ma Note9 and forcibiy attempted to eompM hA4 to enter a cafe and drink w1tA hltA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
LOST.

LosT-On Highland Avenue car Wednesday night a pair of Opera Glasses in brown plush bag RsWard if returned to Greil Bros. of flee F. N, BroWdsr. is LOsT-On Court Street car long sleeve black kid gloves. (new) return to T. F. vSaFd s--tS sTRAYED--or stolen, one mileh COW, red elAs short bodied. rinss on horn pretty oid cow. expecting to calf soon. A liberal reward will De given to anyone wno may abouts or deliver her 10 2s HtIiiard st Frank Wiilianne ewneA -At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

rhe State of Alabama, Montgomery County.
 Probate Court January 4th. 1907.
 Estate of W. c. Bibb, Deceased;
 Notice is hereby given that Ann H. Hearne. Administratrix de bonis non of aaid estate has filed her application in writing and under oath. praying for an or der of sale of certain lands described there in, and belonging to said estate. for the nurpose of paying the debts thereof. and that the 2sth day of January. 1967. has 6sen appointed day for hearing such ap-- nIication. at which time all parties In in terest can appear and contest the same if J. B.-GASTON
 -eat-3t Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
WANTED-sTTuATT0N.

wANTED--Position as assistant to superin-. tendent of saw min. am experienced. relia- ble and sober. can handle labor Best ref efences as to ability and character. Address "A. B. C." care Advertiser. --s-2t POSITION by expert office man who un- derstanda stenography and bookkeeping, now employed. but desires change. Al references.
 steuo. P. Q. Box $50. --e-st EXPERIENCED salesman Is open for prop best Of references. A. w.. Box aos, Opp, Ala s--a-Sk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
c,r.uIa,,ou 4. Prohibited.

Saturday Matinee Auditorium Rink. School children admitted free
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

Ths stats or AIabanhas MohtgomeFy .County
 To William L. Johnston. who resides at winston salem. North Carolina.
 You will take notice that on the 30th day as November. ls06 a certain paper in writ ing. purporting to the last will and testa-- ment of William J. Johnston was filed in tha probate Court of this county by Robert r T3ishop. and herewith his application for the probate thereof as such wVill and that nntnted a day for hearing said application. St which time you may appear and contest inc same if yoa see proRer
 Venn"e'' - J. B. GAsTON u..st Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
TO EXAMINE TEEAW.

Saturday Matinee Ausatsxsusn zazns& School children aAnsatsea free
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan sn watches dismcnda Jew. elry. guns and pistols. don't worry yoqs to us. our Dasineas Ia strictiy 0oV1iAentiaL MontGnmerv LS@n ca. ~-0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
WkNTED--sALEsMEN.

mission to call on the drug and department
 store trade. Klein & Fox Co.,. Mfg. Chem ists. Baltimore. Md. --6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
WANTED-AGENTs.

pNBREAKABLE LAMP CHIMNEYs-- Throw them upon the floor. stand gpou them; no fake; moderate price; everyone buys; pig profits; ~ free ssmpis to agents; ticulsrs Jones & Co.,. Dept. D., Dixon.
 Ky - --2-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
nieA freln Peasan.

Saturday Matinee Anattorfazn xlzn8k~ school children admitted free
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
coRoNTRs INaUnsT.

Biiou Matinee 1rSaay at s '. iA. Prices 1Ee., 2rc., oss. Ask Shadow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

Saturday Matinee Auditorium Rink school children admitted free
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
SEWING MACHINES.

WE RENT and sell Singer and Wheeler & wilson Sewing Machines at two dollars per month; we also repair all makes of Sewing Machines at Q reasonable price. Singer Sew ing Machine Co. J. M. Zimmerman, Mgr, No. IoA Dexter Avenue. Phone No. s1s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
wANTED--FEMALE hEy.P.

wANTED-Feur or five well educated
 young ladies of good address and appear Good pay. Apply from 10 to 1z o'clock to- day, new Hobbie Building. 2So Commerce Street. -N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05
ENGRAVING.

THE BEST-Send your work us for s&t- isfactOry results and quick execution, al
 known processes. The Advertiser EnEravina Co.,. Phone e6T. Montgomery. Ala --ti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-05

WE NOW have on hand a good supply of tennessee and Kentucky mules, all kinds;
 also some good horses; prices right. Call and 123 Lee St. -tf