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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

explains why 1t Is Peruna has come to be used for so many seemingly dif- ferent ills.
 Any remedy that relieves catarrh will necessarily relieve all of the bod fly Arrangements set up by catarrh.
 Asthma in Worst Form.
 Mrs. w. M. Harp. Ridge. Ave. Troy, Ohio, writes:
 T am going to write to let you know also to let other know.
 T was subject to asthma In It's worst form some four years ago. The least cold I took would make me sick and would cough and almost smother s My mother insisted that I should take Peruna, so took 1t with rock candy added.
 'when I began taking Peruna I was so run duwn I unfy weiissii41<sssz iissii41<ss 2s pounds but in one years time I gained flesh until weighed 153 pounds- M
 Now. when I or any of my, little ones need a tonic, we always take Peruna and it never fails to de all wish 1t to.
 T have often wanted to write you a word of praise for Peruna, but have never taken the time before. | hope create Peruna in tabletform. and their long"
 Pe-ru-na In Tablet Form.
 For two years Dr. Hartman and his assistants have necessarily labored tt create Peruna in tablet from, and theii strenuous labors have just been crowned with success. People who ob. ject to liquid medicines can now SC, cure Peruna tablets, which represent the solid medicinal ingredients of Pes runa. Each tablet is equivalent to ont- average dose of Peruna.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

There is form of asthma very prev alent during the autumn months. 1t sometimes comes on uch like hay fever. but lasts until the first frost This form of asthma is likely not to trou- bIe the patient except in the autumn months
 It seems to be dependent upon a sometimes comes on much like hay few tubes and lungs
 This catarrhal condition renders the bronchial tubes very susceptible to irritations. Inha1ations of pollen, or dust of any sort are almost sure to produce a spasmodic condition of the smaller bronchial tubes, which causes difficult breathing exactly like asthma.
 person with perfectly sound. healthy mucous membranes of the re- spiratefy organs Is not liable to such an attack. Only those people who have catarrhal irritation of the mucous mem branes have any reason to fear this form of asthma
 People subject to asthma in the fall should recognize the cause of their dif- ficulty to be catarrh.
 Any remedy that will relieve the catarrhal conditions will often avert the paroxysm of asthma
 Quite a number of individuals have taken Peruna for this condition. and have found by experience that Peruna does prevent the recurrence of asthma.
 We do not recommend Fortuna as remedy for true asthma. Peruna re- lleves only those cases dependent upon catarrh. as above described
 Peruna is a remedy for one disease ar hut lasts until the first frost This .as is well known to the up-to-date physician, catarrh is capable of produce ing variety of Arrangements, and this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
PETITION IS FILED
MOBILE SEEKS RELrEF FROM
 MORTGAGE TAX.
City Attorney Boone Does Not Believe state Can Legally Collect
 the Fee of
 &3,G0O.

Mobile, Oct. 5.--tSpeciaf. ,--In the Law and Equity Court this morning City Attorney B. B. Boone filed pe- tition for a writ of mandanus to com pei the Judge of Probate to accept a certain mortgage for $e,ooo.ooo for ffling without the payment of the fee of Is cents per s10o. which is required under the provisions of the general revenue laws of Alabama.
 The mortgage instrument seeks to cover the wharf property owned by the city and Is being made to secure the $2,000,000 of bonds authorized by act of the last Legislature permitting the city of Mobile to refund what are known as the "Old City Bonds" which are past due. Judge Berney fixed Mon- day as the date for hearing the argu- tment in the matter.
 The suit Is friendly one. As stated the general revenue laws of the State require the payment of 15 cents on each S11o of value Of the mortgage filed for record in the Probate Court. The same Legislature that enacted this law also enacted the special law granting to Mobile the authority to issue the $2,000,000 of refunding bonds. but the Probate Judge maintains that there is no clause in this .refunding law pro- vidlng that he shall accept the mort gage on the property without the spe- ciai 15 cents tax provided for In the revenue law.
 It was upon this ground that Judge Price Williams, Jr., demanded the pay- ment of s3.0o0 as tax on the mortgage when 1t was presented for fling Fri day
 Should Judge Berney grant the writ Judge Williams will accept the mort gage and have 1t recorded without the payment of the tax by the city
 It is expected that the new bonds will be received from New York with in the next day or two. and they will at once be signed and delivered 10 the purchasers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
DIsGRUNTLED SAILORS.
They Spin Yarns Abeut the 1fnster of
 nfaneunfa.

-
 Maneunfa.
 MohsIc, Oct. 5.--( Special. 1.-The Brit ish steamship Mancunia. which arrived In port a few days ago from Tampico, Mexico, has received much undesirable advertising from different members of the crew.
 Friday four or five members of the crew, including two or three firemen. went before Acting Immigrant Inspec- tor worden, for certificates to land as seamen and reship. While in his of flee they told the Inspector different stories of how they had been mis- treated by Captain Dunbar. master of the weasel. and asked him if the mas ter of the vessel had any authority to keep S5 of each mans salary when he paid of. They charged that Captain Dunbar had done this, and that they reported the matter to the British con- sui here. or asked him for information about the matter. and he made them quit talking. threatening to eject them from his office.
 Inspector worden told the sailors he was an immigration offlcer. and could only instruct them regarding the reg ulations of the immigration depart ment.
 Tha men made a statement to re- porter that Captain Dunbar had mis- treated Paul Michael. the fireman, who died at sea.
 Friday night a fireman on the ship preferred a charge of larceny against Police Officer Tan Young. Corners said that on Thursday night ofacer Young took from his person s4 when he was located and suspected of being one of the sailors who had caused disturbance on the ship. The officer was tried today and acquitted.
 Several members of the crew of the Mancunia have been discharged here
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
Omcers Are suapended.

Mobile, Oct. b.--FollOWIng cIoseIy on the dismissal of Police Ofi1cer Daniel Young of the charge of grand larceny in the Recorders Court this morning, an order was issued by Mayoh Lyons suspending not only Officer Young but oficer Strange, who was with Young at the time the theft Is alleged to have taken place. The officers were sus- pended indefinitely pending an invesu- gation.
 This order from the Mayor came as the result of consultation between the Mayor and Police Chief Rondeau. which took place immediately after the trial At this consultation Chief Rondeau made known to the Mayor several points of difference between the testi- mony of Of1cer Strange given in court and the story which this officer told Chief Rondeau last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

was unable to furnish ban end was committed to 3aiI
 Westwood. ff win be recalled. was picked up in . penniiess plight by Captain odoin. He was gfven food and raimsnt ana furnished quarters at the Pickett Springs open air camp during the summer. Captain odom furnished him with a pistol to police the camp grounds. but, when the camp broke up, Captain Adom alleges the revolver had been misappropriatcd.
 It is charged that tho weapon, and also a suit of clothes given him by Captain Odom, had been pawned, whereupon westwood was charged with ernbezxlement. The pistol has not been recovered.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
NEGROES BREAK JAIL
ONE PRISONER rs. KILLED IN rus CAL0OsA.
Deputy Hayburn Overpewered and d Spectacu1ar. Fight lsnsued-One Dead, One Recaptured and
 One Escaped.

Tuscaloosa. Oct. s. Special. --one negro prisoner escaped from the Tusca- loosa county jail and another prison- CT was killed, in an attempt to escape, third negro made his escape, but was recaptured later. The jail delivery occurred about o'clock. as Deputy Lu- ther Rayburn was locking up the jail for the night.
 The thre negroes rushed at Ray burn as he was locking the door to the corridor. They overpowered the dep- uty. and Martin HolIey, a negro. took the pistol from the Deputy. The three negroes escaped into the jail yard with Deputy Rayburn in pursuit, Hoiley shot at the Deputy with the Deputy's pistol. but the Deputy overlook Hol. ley, and the two nen clinched. A ne- gro trusty. Henry Fletcher. a cook In the jail, who had accompanied the Dep suty, slammed the door of the c"-rsdev ahn 'H"'-7f v E4 yFf tb&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
schedales Change,

feet Tn the passenger department of the Louisville and Nashville at mid- night tonight. Train No. 10, the Bir- mingham accommodation. now leaving for Birmingham at 4 p. m-, will, begin- ming Monday afternoon, leave at 3:so D. m.. a half hour earlier. Train No. 66, the Prattville accommodation leav- ing for Prattville at g :25 a. m., will, beginning Monday moring, leave at $40 a. m., fifteen minutes earlier. These are the only changes at the union sta tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

N6tLIOAA AASA0 ~-.Ss ''---~
 inspection of the branch of the Ala bama Insane Hospital situated there:
 The two Mobilians are members of the Board of Trustees of the fnstitu- ton, and this inspection was made for the purpose of framing a report 10 De submitted to the full board at a meet ins to be held soon in Tuscaloosa
 At Mt Vernon pr. Bondnrant and MT Robinson were met by pr. James n searcy, the Superintendent of the Alabama Hospital who came from his home in Tuscaloosa.
 Speaking of the visit of the Trustees, MT Robinson said that everything Al the hospital was found in good order and that the visiting members Of the Board could have no words except oI nraise. He was particularly compli- mentary in his references to 8. e. Naylor, who is in charge of the Mt Vernon branch.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
... --~-.ey ulea within thirty

--~44ey uieu 2 within thirty minutes G
 Joe Smith, negro. climbed the jail wall and Henry Sartain, former guard on the University football team, who the time, seized Smith and scuffle en- sued. A negro. Jackson, came to the assistance of Sartain and about this time Chief of Police Thompson reached the scene and took charge of Smith, placting him again in the jail. Will Mack, the third negro made his escape.
 Smith was convicted this week in the negro near Kellana in this county and was sentenced to life Imprisonment. Holley was charged with grand Iarce- ny. Mack was convicted this week of forgery and had been sentenced to four years Imprisonment in the peniten- tiary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
TAFT AT NAGAsAKI.
Uncle BIlI Hands Out Glad Policy tC
 More Japanese.

Uncle BIII Hands Out Glad Policy to
 More Japanese.
 Nagasaki, Oct. 5-Secretary of War Taft on his arrival here this morning from Kobe on board the steamer Min nesota was welcomed by the Mayor and municipality. The Minnesota will sail at midnight for Manila Mr. Taft expressed himself as being great ly pleased with his visit to Japan. especially with the press comments in this country on his speech at the Tokio banquet.
 It develops that Mir. Taft, when he was received by the Japanese Emperor at the capital and was afterwards en- tertained at luncheon by his ajesty, and the Empress was the personal guests of the Emperor. a rare occur ance. Invitations to such functions being usually sent through the embas- sy to the person to be hOnored but in this case the invitation was sent direct to MT. Taft.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
LoUI4vILLE HORSE SHOW.
Valuable Prixcs Awarded at Close

Valuable Prixcs Awarded at Close of
 Very Successful Exhibit
 Louisville. Ky, Oct, 5--Champion- ships of $1.0e0 each were on the final card Of the horse show tonight. The classes in each event numberd animals which have taken the blue ribbons at the American shows and the recent London show. Tonight closed the most successful week in the history of the horse slow association.
 The championship for harness pairs was won by George w. Watson of Baltimore, with Lord Baltimore and My Maryland IT. the blue ribbon in the championship class for three gait ed saddle horses was taken by Lawrence Jones of Louisville with Poetry of Motion,y which horse also took first prize In this class at the London show
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

the general chairman of the joint pro- .tective boards Of all the railroads east
 of Chicago to meet in Buffalo on Tues
 day, October 15. The purpose of the meeting fs to establish standard rate of pay and uniform operating and
 working rules of the various railroads in the territory embracing all the lines east of Chicago. $
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
MISS LOGAN MAY DIE.
Yousg Woman Thrown from Busgy at Doaier.

Yousg Woman Thrown from Buggy at
 Doafer.
 Ozark. Oct. 5.--(Special. l--A long distance telephone message from Do- zfer, near Andalusia, this morning states that there Is no change in Miss Seattle Logan's condition.
 Last Monday she was thrown from a buggy by a runaway horse and her head struck tree. She sustained SC rious internal injuries.
 Since then she has been unconscious and the doctors say there is no chance for her recovery.
 She went from Ozark to Dozier for aaa sxttsssss.sss1. s1 s-s=st vs=st -ssSsst.aa
 Miss Mary Steagall of Abbeville vis- ited relatives here this week. Miss Lucy Woods of Cottonwood Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Howard Hood.
 8. J. Andrews is seriously III at his home three miles west of the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
MORE oFFfCGaLs INDICTED.
Chattanooga officials Have seriou
 Charge Against Them.

Charge Against Them.
 < Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct, 5-The grand jury this morning before ad- journment returned indictments on two counts against Thomas P. McMahon and two members of the Board of Pub lie Works. Messrs. H. F. Deuson. chairman, W. D. Kelly and A. L. Thomas former members, charging them Jointly with having accepted the sum of $1.950 from W. M. Lasley of the Southern Paving and Construction Company in connection with a certain city contract and on the second count with having accepted the sum of $500 from Noll and Thompson in connection with certain city contract.
 These men all made bond before the circuit court clerk as soon as they learned of the indictments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
Picture Frames Made to order TresaIar's Studio.
UNUSUAL REGISTRATION
 INDICATES A HARD FIGHT
Kentucky Voters Preparing Them selves for Battle of Ballots for
 Party Control of State,

SOMAESA OH Sl1NCs
 Louisville. Ky, Oct. 5.-The regis tration in Kentucky is the heaviest in the history of the State, and clearly reflects the intense interest felt in the outcome of the present battle for con- trol of the commonwealth.T The regis tration in Louisville Is greater by nearly 10000 than when the voters en- rolled for the last election, and pro- portionate increases are noted through out the State.
 The politicians on both sides have been surprised by the tremendous in- creases and 1t is conceded to mean that one or the other of the two big parties are to receive a frightful drub- ping. Both sides claim that. the in- creased registration is favorable to their ticket. However there is little doubt but 1t means an advantage to the Democrats in the State at large, while in Louisville. where the party Is badly split and where many thous- ands of voters registered as independ- ents, there Is strong probability of the Republicans sweeping the field.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
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 For n Free Trial Package.

For q Free Trial Package.
 We want to send you a free trial of the Great Pyramid Pile Cure at once, so you can see with your own eyes what it can do.
 You cure yourself with perfect ease. in your own home. and for little ex- pense.
 Pyramid Pile Cure gives you prompt relief. It heals sores and ulcers, re- duces congestion and inflammation, and takes away pain, itching and irrita- tion.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
WAVES EXAMINATION.
we-tweoa Committed to JaIl on Charge

WeBfvV0Od C0mmIttcd 70 JuII on CHAFBe
 of Viet1mixlng Salvation Army.
 W. s. westwood, the white man who is alleged to have violated the conf dence reposed In him by Captain odom of the Salvation Army, was bound over to the grand jury yesterday by MaEis- trate Young on charge Of embezzle- nnent. westwood waived examination ana his bond was fixed at $20O. He
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

Every day we ought to renew our purpose. saying to ourselves: 'rnIs day let us make sound beginning for what we have hitherto done is naught."- Thomas a a'KemplS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

, Tn dangefous duties and circum- stances there Is no better comfort than when one has a regular call to the po- sftion, and God for his Patron and Protector. That was Joshua's expe- rfence
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
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Wash1ngton Oct. S--Fereeasf for Ala- bamas Fair Sunaey, except rain in ex- treme soutk Dersfons Monday fair, lfght to fresh noRtheusf to porthi winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

To Establish Standard Rate.
 Peoria. III. Oct, 5,-Grand Master John J. Hannahan of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen today issued call for a meeting for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
sy..oo DrAmoND FREE.

Also Ticket to Jamestown.
 Parties interested will please call us at Phone 69 for valuable information or if possible. cali at our office, 4o1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
Jack Goes to birmangham.

Ben Rennick will leave tomorrow night for Birmingham with Jack, the fast pacer owned by W. s. Webber- Blue Ribbon was to have been taken along by Mr. Rennick, but he is not in condition and will be left at Vandi- yer Park.
 Jack will be entered in the 2:1S pace "Wednesday and the 2:ie pace Thursday and Mir. Webber's friends are expect ing to hear good things of him. Jack has a record of 2:15. 1-4. trial 2:1o, 1-4 and half in 1903. He is half brother fo Christo Queen, 2:11, If. He is by Simmons who sired, among others. De Malaara, EOS; Hesperus. 2:09 1-2; General Agent, 2:02. 1-2; Green Leaf, 2:I0 l-2s and Helen Simmons, 2;11 1-4. His dam Is Mary.
 He is bred in the purple strains on both his sire and dams sides going into the wilkes. Hambletonian, Nam brino. atchen and other celebrated families The fourth dam of Simmons, the sire of Jack, was by Gray Eagle. and his fifth dam thoroughbred mare.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
GOOD RAGING ! FOR THE FAIR Cooling Out Paddock to
 Be Built. -s WILL FACILITATE THE HEATS Horsemen Taking Great Interest in Approaching Meet. During The Eight Days, s5,zso win Be Hung Up Tn Purses, Including
 $500 For Each of Five
 Events.
WILL FACILITATE TIE HEATS

About the busiest man in town just mow Is Secretary "Bob' Tait of the Alabama Agricultural Association. who tion with the launching and operation of the big show is hard at work on the racing end of the game.
 the racing at vandiver Park was of a higher class than ever known In this section. Some of the best known with strings that included sidewheelersi of national fame. Mile after mile was reeled off at a 2:09 clip or better, sew
 s lsi sar beips tSs SsPOss SssPoss tSs ESod ta as in Montgomery last October were given the benefit of Grand Circuit racing at
 s The c races < this year promise to be even better than last, as the track and reception last year made such a hit wltn tne fyierds yss,s arounS tbe carcuits i different parts of the country will come to Montgomery with them this
 Just to indicate the interest that the Alabama horsemen are taking in the races here, W. F.. Garth. of Hunts vile. will bring down string of ten will bring a good bunch. as will the Messrs. Smith, of Huntsville, w. H. Jones. of Birmingham, and others.
 A next week a short distance from the Rrandstand and will fill long felt want for the horsemen. Last year af- ter every heat, drivers in the differ ent events had to go @ quarter of mile to the barns to get their horses ready for the next heat. This not only took up much time but made the horses go an additional half mile the result being 2 big delay in the starting
 This year, with cooling out paddock the horses will not have to go any dis tance to be rubbed down and cooled off and they can answer the bell pr9imSpy TOT svery r nea staIls ns a svecx convenience that horsemen want.
 As the Birmingham and Lexington meetings are held at the same time. ington will be at Birmingham: As the Lexington meeting closes before the Montgomery fair opens, many. of the During the meeting s5.25o will be turned loose In purses, an average of nearly S700 a day for the eight days, five of the events having a $500, purse hung up. three with a s40o purse. three with sS50 purse, two with $se
 On Saturday, October 26. the r. will he declared on as the Alaba Georgia football game takes place
 The program for the week Is as
 TRursday, october 24--3 minute troe. $500: 2:25 pace, (closed), $350. 4
 Friday, october 25--2:40 trot. (cIos- ed), $350; 2:10 pace, s40O-
 Monday. october 2s--s minute pace. $500; 2:10 trot. $500.
 Tuesday, October /29--F'ree For All pace. $500; 2 year old trot. (closedls S2O0.
 Wednesday. october so--Free For All trot, $500: year old trot. (closed). S20O.
 Thursday. october 31--2:16 trot, (c1os- ed), Ss50: year old pace. (closed), $20O.
 Friday November 1--2.16 pace $500; 2:3o trot, $500.
 Saturday, November 2--2:2o trot S400; 2:12 pace, $500
 Jack Goes to hirmRngham.
 Ben Rennick will leave tomorrow night for Birmingham with Jack, the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

Bedford City, Va, Get, 5.-Randolph- Macon, II; Roanoke High School, II.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

At KnoxvilIe-University of Tennes- see 80. Tennessee Military Institute, o.
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At Athens. Ga.-University of Geer- gia. 57. North Georgia Military Col Iege, o.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-16
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PERSONALS.

James E. Babb returned TINS
morning from Moscow, where he
went for a brief business trip.
|. N. Smith returned this morning
from short trip to Moscow.
Jacob Schaeffer returned tSls
morning from the railroad camps OF
the Milwaukee, where he has meat
contract.
Harry T. Madgwick left for wal
lace this morning, where he IS en-
gagged on some contracts on business
blocks which will take him till the
first of the year to finish.
A. j. Preston is in the city from
Portland, where he now has his bus
mess headquarters, covering this ter
ritory for the Feeder companies.