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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
1r THE ALAnAMA PNoP

Knew the merits of the Texas Wonder thay would never suffer from kidney. his5der or rheumatic troubles: s1 bot tIe two months treatment, by druggist or mail. Dr. E. W. Hall. 2026 Olive Street St. Louis. adV'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
An EpochaI s1.en,.e,.

Enquirers are beginning to come in ,re6arding the Worswfck- -Haardt Cot ton Picker shown in the Montgomery edltion or North and South. Of course {; for its general use would solve the lapor problem on the present cotton area, as unskilled hands can rather With the machine twice as much cot ton as skilled hands without it. Or the present cotton area could be doubled with existing labor.
 An old doubt was Can any good thing come out of Bethlehem f'' This machine was devised in Montgomery. tested in Montgomery and may be manufactured in Montgomery, if the old doubt does not prevail This machine if applied to crop worth nearly three-quarters of a billion of dollars will prove as epochal as the reaper and the threshing machine with out whose help the world would now starve.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25

quired to make such an influential group.
 W. F. vandiver. who Is never hap. pier than when he Is serving his city, his county, or his State. will lead the Montgomery delegation. Volunteers are requestsd to advise with him be- fore night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
!, TIC slisAt sort Of Spirit.

Last Tuseday . young well educated Englishman reached Montgomery He landed at Mobile in September and got work a round -house; when that gave oue as tet york in . country sawmill; hsn that gave out he came here to try the round house again and failed This morning he will be work boys wages.
 Such fellow needs no sympathy at all and does not look for it. He came in with cheerful smile to consuit the secretary. and remarked that he was near the rocks He received tbiS comforting assurance:
 You have come to the very bs.t state of the Union at the very worst time; but get your foot in anywhere tni you acquire your sense of direc- ton. then stick; for give you :. my soiemn ma assurance that by the tims syotl rc nrc.ro norsy you Will find this the most He is sticking and is typical of the Kind of young man that will come hers bafna.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25

Solves your cigar preblen.
 New Beauvofr Havona Scent Ctger. T. J. Mattor Cix. ana Tebs Co. Distrib.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
PRINTERS-BINDERs

TO pRrNTERS--To make room for tithe- rranhiug outfit we will sell lot tf type cases, stands. proof prsss. etc. at one-thtrd Co. IT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
WOODENWARE.

A IN i PoLIsH-Ths ksst polish. nat<ee brilliant shine preserves the shoes and ts easily applied, we are distrsbutsrs sns Mont- house certificates. taken in any euaaunt tn payment of goods or on account MentBems cry Wooden Ware CO. 227 N.ceurt e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
TYPEWRITERS.

NEW and second hand typewriters for sale. machines of all makes rented. repaired and exchanged: supplies and accessories. E. L. Davant. successor to Terry Davant. --tf DOES this interest you1 No. Remington S46. No. Underwood $50: No Smith SEQ: No. Remington $25; all In good condition. and guaranteed for one year Southern Type
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
TRUNKS

WHEN you see the word Trunk always think of the Montgomery Trunk Factory. 21s Dexter Avenue. where trunks. suit cages and hand bags are exclusively handled. mon-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
FOR yRENT-oFFICE ROOMS

FOR RMNT--Three modern rooms for osflces End floor, good elevator service; we'll lighted.
 heated and ventilated Apply Montgomery Light q Water Power Co. aa-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
PRINTING

WANTED-Your printing for dogara. bills of ladinR dray tickets. circulars or any thing in printing that is quantity. We have m automatic press. the only one in she state. Prompt service; telephone us at tes. Woodruff Co. u
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
COAL

OUR Acton Helena Is the best coal minS6 We make no exceptions. It burns froo{v
 leaves no cIini<ers and few ashe4 Tn e11r high grade red ash nut Banks GIznf C0. Phone Tee. -@tx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
 FINANCIAL.

MoNEYto loan on watches. diAmondsL few eiry guns and pistols: don't worry yonf to us; our businesA Is strictly confidential
 Montsomery Load Go --<f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
MULES AND HoRsEA.

HORSES and MULEs--Just received ano<1@ er car load, nice Kentucky Horses. We aieu have a good supply of fat Tennessee mxlea. sI kinds. come to us. 12l-1z3 Lee 0t. Ahraharn BroA. Horse q Mule Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
FOR RENT.
PICTURE FRAMEs.

TREssLAR's eTUDio--Frames made e
 order. Beautify home-zbuy picturea We have q beautiful and diversffied shOwtag q new subjects. See them ---sx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
wANTED-MALE HELP.

IoR PRINTINo oFFIcE--wiii iease sell m monthly instailments or run on shares a first class job printing office Address x.
 care Advertiser. -s-iVs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
LOST.
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER.

MRS, H. D. THIRKIELD. General stsnog- raphic and Typewriting Work. Legal papers. depositions and open court testimony. 12S First National Bank Bldg. -f GENERAL Stenographer and typewriter. Legal Papers and Dispositions. Manuscript and ConyinR Work a specially Miss Effie Turnipseed, Room 4O7 First National Bank Building. Telephone A61s. -Sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
HOUSE PAINTING.

AND Paper Hanging. neatly done by n A. Austin, Visit my Wall Paper parlor. No. e31<
 Commerce St.. when you so to select weli paper. Nice clean place. prices rsasonabls.
 Phone 133s. -~<<
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25
WANTED-FKMALE HELP.

yANTED-Good. fast barber. guarantee q per week. No. l2f Dexter Avenue. --s-ai
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25

cI.AZING--when your glass are broken call up R. A. Austin. He will put them in for you Phone 1885 Painter Paper Hang CT. -19-12t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25

wANTED-whits girls to do general house work in private homes; fair wages.l moder- tunitiea Those who wish . situation and live out of town may write The Salvation Army, Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may call ct 317 whitman St.. or phone :szl .
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-25

wANTED--You to illustrate your slA. N1t4 cur cuts; they add 2s per cent ts tbe attractiveness of any ad.; tsik n over ylsn
 os7.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
BAREIlAS TEAM WILL PLAY
LINE UP OF VETERANS

From all indications the baseball
game at Traction park Sunday after
noon between the Barelas Grays and
the Old Stars, a pickup nine Of local
players, will be ono of the fastest
games pulled off in this city for some
time.
The Old Stars Is a team made up OF
former Brown men, members of the
Soeorro and other local mines and
perhaps the strongest man Is Roy
Corhan third baseman Of the Pueblo
club in the Western league, who VIII
hold down the third sack.
The line-up Of the old Stars Is as
follows: Riley Edwards. catcher
Donovan pitcher; shay. first base;
Cain. second base; Helwig, shortstop'
Corhan. third base; IIaY left field;
ortiz. center field; Charles Quier.
right field.
Donovan. the pitcher for the Old
Stars. was formerly on the twirlinf
staff of the Trinidads, and is consld-
cred a fastEman.
Manager Dan Padilla said Yesterday
that his pitchers would be OPannop
and Joe Rams. and the other posi-
tions on the Grays' lie-up would be
the same as heretofore.
1--WE expect to defeat the old stars
after which we viii so up against ne
Browns" said Manager Padilla. MY
boys have confidence In themselves
and I am sure wo can do the trick
The, old stars II the strongest team
that we have consented to go against
aud II will be hard tussle.
The game will start at 3 O'Clock
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
LEADING BUSINESS
MEN TO LEAVE
LAS VEGAS
MEADOW CITY LOSES
SEVERAL STRONG WORKERS
Dry Farmers Plan to Send Big
Exhibit of Their Products
From San Miguel County to
the Fair.

Especial Correspondence Morning journal. 1
East Las Vegas N. NJ. Sept. 10
Las Vegas is TO lose four more fami-
lies who have acquired large place
in Las Vegas esteem. Civil Engineer
Edward h. Holt, senior partner of the
architectural and engineering firm OF
Holt and Hart, has formed a partner
ship with William Robertson. steel
and structural engineer, former presi-
dent of large eastern steel company.
but for several pears past a resident
of Las Vegas. These gentlemen aud
their families have decided to locate
| lin Eel Paso and will leave for the Pass
/ City about October /. Mr.. Robertson
is the man who started to boost the
enterprise for a big uptown hotel for
Las Vegas. He Is gentleman Of
some means and was willing to invest
a considerable sum of his own money
in the plan. However, not all the cap
ital required proved to be forthcom-
/ ing and accordingly the plan was
abandoned. Young Mr.. Holt will b.
remembered i'm Albuquerque. His
brother, Architect II. II. Holt, spent
the first year of his western life in
Albuquerquc, dying here about two
years ago. E. B. Holt is a captain In
ne Ndlondl EudTu mere.
Ernest Browne and family are pro-
pairing to leave in few days Cor Kan
sas city, whore Mr.. Brown will en-
gage in business. For many years
he has been a member of the Browne
and Manzanares company, formerly
having been made manager at So
corro. For twenty years he has made
his home I'm New Mexico. His family
viii be greatly missed.
: DR.. Walter Kaser and mother con-
stltute the fourth family who VIII
leave Las Vegas. Dr. Kascr. for thu
past year city physician. has pur-
chased an interest in the Nalmorn
ranch resort at Watrous. conducted
| by Or. w. T. Brown and will go there
| to live. Dr. Fred Il. Clapp. a promi-
ncnt young physician is slated Ia sue -.
ceed Dr. Kaser.
Las Vegas dry farmers are antiei-
pating sending complete display Of
the dry farm products of the region In
the territorial fair IN Albuquerque.
! The returns from the harvest are now
all in, and the results have all been
gratifying Las Vegas Is willing TO
match her dry farm products against
the west. The work of gathering a
display has already been begun and
/ the fair throngs may expect to behold
something straightworthy.
Colonel w. 4. Gassford. chief sig
nal service of the department of Cali
| fornia, stationed at the Presldlo. and
| his wife, are In the city for day or
/ two visiting the latters mother. Coli
onel Glassford Is on the way t.
Omaha, TO which station he has been
! transferred.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
Dixie THREATENS
TO GO DRY
Prohibition Sentiment Making
Giant Strides in Sunny
Southland,

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 2O.--Dixie is to
90 dry, and thus set an example that
will soon be followed by the rest of
the country. This is the dictum of
the distinguished temperance expo
nents who celebrated National Tenn
perance day at the jamestown cxposi-
tion today following the convention
of the National Anti-SaloOn league,
which has been in session here dur
ing the week. The great exposition
auditorium was well filled with the
prohibition hosts when the mcetinC
was called TO order, and the milk
white flag was much i'm evidence A
"call of states" was the feature of the
day. delegates from all sections telling
of their victories over the rum demon.
The greatest enthusiasm was mani
tested as speaker after speaker told
briefly of battles fought and won In
the cause of temperance. Apparently
the southern states are now leading
in the movement, and II was freely
predicted that in the course Of a few
years there will be new solid
South"-soid for the absolute prohi-
bition of the manufacture or sale of
any kind of alcoholic beverages
ON the face Of it this change in
southern sentiment is one OF the most
amazing ethical movements ever Wit
messed, but thoughtful adherents of
the cause admit that it Is not alto
gcther due to the agitation Of temper
ancc people. but has a sound cconom-
iC basis. The labor of negroes is nee
ess1ry to the prosperity of the south.
and II has been proven to the sats-
faction of the southern people that
liquor is largely responsible for the
shiftlessness, laziness and crime of the
black race. The race riots in Atlanta.
originating in the Tow groggeries, did
much to bring about the passage of
the Georgia prohibition law, which
becomes effective on January / next.
Am | my brothers Keeper" has been
answered with an affirmative by tho
white citizens of many southern states
In other commonwe1ths Of Dixie
the temperance hosts are in the ascn-
dant. Kentucky, once the stronghold
Of the liquor business. Is rapidly be-
ing "refOrmer." More than so per
cent of Texas Is said to he covered by
prohibition laws Liquor has been
driven from every part of Tennessee
except the big cities Most sections of
Mississippi are dry as bone. Ala
bama Is likely to soon Joint the prohi-
btion ranks. North Carolina's nexi
legislature will conside prohibition
law. Scores Of Virginia counties and
towns have voted out rum. South
Carolina. after much experiment In
tho regulation Of the sale of liquor, is
said TO be ripe for the prohibitionists
picking. Liquor has been driven from
all but the urban districts Of Missouri
Delegates from the west and north
while not able to report so much
progress. are exceedingly hopeful. and
declare that within a decade the death
knell of the liquor business will be
sounded throughout the land.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
.SANTAFE WILL BUILD
FROM TEXICO
TO COLEMAN
Town at East End of Cutoff
JubiIant Over Its Improved
Prospects, Contracts Al
ready Made,

It's as good as a cinch says the
TeXicO Democrat with characteristic
enthusiasm. The Santa Fe will build
the proposed line from Texico to
Coleman, known as the Brownwood
road, and it is going to do ii right
away, too. This is the good news
that has reached the ears of Texico
people.
The Democrat has 1t from a relia-
bic source that Harry McGee, con-
structing engineer of the Santa Fe
who built the Santa Fe road from
Canyon City to Plainvicw. will arrive
in TeXico late this afternoon or tomor-
row, and will make TeXico his head
quarters. He viii begin active work
on the proposed line to the southeast.
1t is also given out that the chief con-
tractor will be In Texico shortly to
give out contracts.
S. A. Temple, VINO lives in Toxico,
and who is now working on a piece
Of track for the Santa Fe near ANA
rillo, was in the city yesterday, and
gave out the information that he had
already made a contract for fifteen
months work on the new line and
would begin work on its Just as soon
as he has finished his work up north.
IT Is also said that two or three other
contracts have been let for work on
the new road. It is a known fact that
McCabe & Steen have been awarded
the contract for the construction of
the first thirty miles of the road lead
ing out of Texico.
Charles Warren, owner of the T.
l., Ranch, east of TeXico, was i'm the
city yesterday. He stated that some
time ago they offered the Santa Fe
company right Of way through their
large pasture provided the Santa Fe
would agree to commence work on
the line within eighteen months
which time Is nearly up, hence an
other evidence that the road is going
to no commenced forthwith.
Those I'm position 10 know say
that work will begin all along the pro-
posed new line within the next six or
eight weeks, and will be rushed to
comuletion. MS the Santa Fe Is anxious
to push its completion 50 as to give
direct line from Galveston to Cali
fornia. The Santa Fe, 1t is asserted,
desired TO begin work on this line
long ago, but owing to pressing busi-
ness on other lines they could not get
tn the work of the TcXicO-Coleman
line until at this time.
This will give Texico its third trans
continental line, the great system of
the Santa Fe, and 1t will be a booster
for Texlco. With these great lines,
leading to the east. west and north,
giving to the merchant and farmer
easy access to the markets and giving
To Texico tho terminal of the Brown
wood road. this town will get up and
make noise like city building.
Texlco Is playing the part of the
lucky. Good things continue to come
this way. She is just at the beginning
of big things. Two years from now
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
ENTHUSIASTIC ARE
MANAGERS Of
TIE FAIR
ROSY REPORTS AT MEETING
OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Orders Have Gone to Fort Win
gate for the Troops to Move;
Program for the Coronado
Convention Gnder Way

very enthusiastic meeting of the
officers and executive committee OF
the territorial fair association was
held last night in fair headquarters
with a large attendance. All officers
were present and their reports were
received with decided approval by the
committeeman who found arrange
ments for the coming fair in first class
shape. The outlook for this fair. as
shown at the meeting last night is
about as bright as 1t we'll could be, and
officers and committeeman realize
that nothing remains to be done now
but to work out the details with the
old-time Albuquerque spirit.
superintendent NJ E. Hickey, in
charge of the baseball reported that
he had Just received the entry Of
Winslow, Arlz., with a team for the
baseball tournaments making four
teams thus far entered, the others be-
ing Prescott albuquerque and Et
Paso. with Silver City, Socorro, Santa
te and Clifton as practically assured
The baseball outlook is therefore en-
tirely satisfactory.
Captain Clark NJ Carr, who has just
returned from a visit to Fort Wngate.
reported that orders had been received
there instructing the two troops of
the Fifth cavalry to move to Alhu-
querque for the week of the fair. The
troops will be in command of Colonel
Hunter, post commandant, and the
Fifth has a reputation as one of the
crack regiments of the service It's
athletic sports will be one of the big
features of the fair. and to encourage
the men a lump sum of money has
been aDnrOnriated hV the aSSocia lion
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
NOTICE or PUBLICATION.

In the District Court, Bernalill6 County, Ter
ritory Of New Mexico.--No. 1853.
Edward Dodd and Frank II. Moore. as as
signee of Charles zeiger plaintiffs versus
Arthur j Mitchell and unknown claim
ants Of interests adverse 70 plaintiffs in
the premises herein described, defendants.
Said defendants are hereby notified that
a suit has been commenced against them
In the District Court of Bernanlo County.
Territory Of New Mexico by said plaintins.
"a establish the title Of plaintiffs and quiet
the same against the adverse claims of de-
PENDANTS in and to the following described
real estate situate in said county and ter
rtory towit
All Of block 1 in the Romero addition to
Albuquerque and also a tract OF land lmme-
diately north II the Angelo Niyiani Addition
to Albuquerque, i.1S6.S feet long on the
north side 2g3.5 feet wide on tho east side
416S.s feet long on south side and 291.7
feet wide on west side. containing 27.S acres.
That unless said defendants enter their ap-
pearanco in said suit on or bstore No9en-
bel H. 1907. Judgment will be rendered
against them in said cause by default That
The name. of plaintiffs attorney is Summers
Burkhart whose address is Albuquerque y.
NJ
(SeaL) JOHN VENABLE.
Clerk Of said District Court
Sept u. 2s: Oct 6. u.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
Aged Woman Tortured 10 Death.

Chicago, H., Sept 2O.--Fiye per-
sons, members of the sect Of Parham-
ties are under arrest in Zion city. ar-
rused of torturing to death Mrs. Lett
ia Greenhaulgh, aged sixty-f0ur, a
cripple for the past twenty years in
showing their belief in the religion
they profess. Those arrested arc a
son and a daughter of the deceased
and three others. The Parhamites
believe that sickness Is an evidence of
'he possession Of the body by evil spir-
It's and the accused determined to ex-
orcise the evil spirit from Mrs Green
haulgh They worked over her for
hours. twisting her limbs and neck.
She died under this treatment after
,ndurlng great agony
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
DUBONNET. THE GREATEST
FRENCH WINE AND TONIC APPE-
TIER. MEYERS & CO., SOLE DIS
TRIBUTOR.
RoswUIL AuTOMOnuE GO.

Mail and passenger line between Roswell
n NJ, and Torrance, n. NJ, daily Sunday
,nclIded. connecting with all trains on the
Rock Island and Santa Fe Central Railroads
Leave Roswell at p. m. Leave Torrance
IN arrival Of Rock Island train due al a,
m. Running time between the two points b
hours. Meals furnished at Camp Needmore
free Of charge. Excursion parties accommo-
dated by notifying the company two days in
advance
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
NorIcE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. Land Onlce AT
Santa Fc. New Mexico, August 10. 1907.
Notice is hereby gvon that Juan Anto-
40 Gurule. OF Old Albuquerque. n. has
He'd notice Of his intention to mako nnal
ive-year proof In support Of his claim, viz.
Homestead Entry No. ii.46l. made May Is.
1907. for the NJ sWh, SEA sWh sWh,
Sc Sec. l2, Township 10 n, Range 2 w, and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
BROWNS EXPECT To GIVE
CANTA IsE 4 CIEANTN

The Mcintosh browns will leave TO.
morrow morning for Santa Fe TO whip
or be whipped by the Santa Fe Grays
The PLAYERS In the Brown nine were
in excellent condition last night, and
Pitcher Joe Golrano expects 20 win
tomorrow. Cfaible Will hold down
first base. Jack Dnmond will cateh,
and both are IN the pink Of condi-
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21

that said proof Will be made before II. W. S.
0ter,s United States Court Commissioner at
Albuquerque, N NJ. on October 8, 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva-
tion Of, the land, viz Cipriano Sanchez. Of
pajarito. N. Nj; Felipe Herrera Of Atrisco
y. NJ; Elias Chavez. Of Albuquerque. ". NJ;
Gabriel Chavez, OF Albuquerque, ~ NJ
MANUEL r. OTERO.
RaRiqter
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21

we will have a city here of which we
will all be proud. The thing to do
now is to plant dollars and faith in
TeXico. She is a good thing to tie to-
Real estate and all things else will
soar higher. Stay with TeXico ana
victory is ours.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21

At Phiadeiphla-Phi /,
ST. Louis, 4.
At Washington-FirHt game WASH
lngtan. / Chicago. 2. Second game;
Washington. 6 Chicago. 3.
At New York--New York, 0; De-
trnlt. I.
At Boston-Boston / Cleveland, 4.
National League.
At 81. Louls--St. Louis, 3; Phlladlc-
phia, s.
Al Pittsburg Plttsburg, 2; Brook
lyn. T.
Al clnclnnatl-clnclnnau, 81. New
York, g.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-09-21
Busslar In Tawn

HE namo u "bad oui9h'" 10 dooan't care
for gold or silver but he will steal your
health away II he appears IN your house
arrest him At ohce with Billiards. Hofe-
hound syrup It may mean consumption II
YOU don't A cure FOR an coughs collr and
chest ircnhsa Price 2ic. boc and 81 per
bottle. Sold By j. II. oRlellY Co.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-08-31
Imitation Blizzard at Home,

"If you want to get cheap imita.
tion of a Kansas blizzard here in
New York." said the western woman,
take half a dozen small ears of green
corn, put them in a kettle and shut
down the lid. Then let the water
boil and boil.
pretty soon that lid will begin to
rise gently up and down and the water
and the corn and l don't know what
else will go to moaning and sighin,
and sobbing SO like the fierce north
wind coming at the rate of 60 miles
an hour across the miles and miles
of frozen prairie that you forget the
thermometer has risen to somewhere
near the boiling point, and go in and
crawl under the blankets to try and
get warm again. Y. Press.