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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
R. J. CHAMBERS vICE-PREs. & GEN. MGR.

several places fences have been de- stroyed and farm houses have been en- dangered, and in several instances burned up by the raging fires.
 These forest fires are still burning in some localities and people are forced to watch them night and day fin order to save their property.
 The new game law will be welcomed in this section if for no other purpose than the protection 1t furnishes against the reckless firing of the forests.
 Miss zula Smith of Dothan is visit ing in Cottonwood.
 Miss Lonnie Kennedy of Pinckard is visiting in Cottonwood. the guest of her sister, Mrs. s. O. Smith.
 Mrs. Amanda Smith is visiting in Dothan.
 Mir. George Gresham Is visiting in Ozark this week.
 Mrs. Robert Smith has returned from an extended visit ito relatives at Cuth- bert, Ga. Miss McMillan accompanied her home.
 The families of Messrs S. J. Con. R. W. Black. W. J. Con and Rev. ]. c. Harrison pIcnicked at Bazemore's water mill yesterday
 News comes from Granger that Mir. Harris Kingry. one of Houston Coun- tvs most substantial citizens, Is criti- cally III at his home at that place, his life heving been despaired of.
 MT. Lee Blackman Is having consfd- erable Improvements made in his saw and blaming mlll in South Cottonwood
 Mir. W. H. Hughes was painfully hurt at his home in East Cottonwood Sat urday. While endeavoring tos split some stovewood, a piece hit him in the face and came very near putting out his left eye The wound is an ugly one and has caused Mir. Hughes intense suffering.
 Mir. John Mcdonald leaves this week for a visit to Ellenor, Fla.
 The splendid ginnery of Mir. R. W. Black. in the southern part of the city, Is nearing completion. This will be one of the very best ginneries in Southeast Alabama when completed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Bessemer this week by the unexpee- ted death of her mother
 Mrs. Joe Davies and sons have re- turned from a visit to Mir. Davies's parents in Gallion. @
 Miss Mabel Myers, after a weeks visit to Gadsden, ia now at home.
 Miss Ina Brown of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Linda Moore.
 President Moore will attend the meeting of the State Teachers Asso- citation in Mobile.
 Misses Anne Kennedy. vela Frank lin. Mary Stallworth, Lila McMaiion and Elizabeth Maude Heesley of the Alabama Girls Industrial School. and Miss Mamie Shlyers. principal Of the public school. left "Wednesday after noon for Mobile.
 Harry Reynolds of Mobile is in Montevallo op a visit to his parentn. Captain and Mrs. IT. c. Reynolds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Lei Lung Almost Gone.

"As l am 8 member of the Hull House Women's Cub. was called out many times when the weather was very bad, and SO caught a very bad cough, and doctors claimed that my lungs weer af- fected in fact. the left lung was almnst gone but since I have taken your valuable DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY. I feel better, and would not do without lt I have not been taking it very long but I sure of good results; I have good color in my face and feel that I can work with great deal more ambition can not praise it too much. I have recom- mended 1t 10 several of my fEends and they too. are thankful for the beneht they have already derived from it"--Mrs. VIC- TOR A BEAUCAIRE, 2sj Ogden av Chicago I'll
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
ELECT DELEGATES.
Houston County Sunday school Work
 era are Active.

Houston County Sunday school Work
 CTS are Active.
 Cottonwood. March 27.--(Special.)- The District Convention of District No. of the Houston County Sunday School Association was held at the Methodist Church in Cottonwood Sat- urday.
 R. ". Black was elected Distinct President, and A. F. Phenix, Vice-Pres- ident: w c. Granger was elected Sec retary. Delegates were elected to the County Sunday School Convention of Houston County, which meets at Ash ford Wednesday.
 The Sunday School Association is inter r-denominational in it's work and people of all religious denominations take an active part in its affairs. The County Convention will elect delegates to the State Sunday School Convention which meets fin Birmingham. April 9.
 Forest fires have been raging in this section of the State for month past and have done untold daiNage to the timber and turpentins iDlerests. In
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
News of MontevnIIo.

Montevallo. March 27. .-(speciaI. )-- Mrs. Sam Faringdon of Selma has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Will son, for the past week.
 Miss Clara Belle Roney Of Mont gomery is the guest of Mrs Fl. c. Reynolds. Several entertainments have been given in her honor
 Mrs. H. B. Sparrow Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha Holbrook.
 Mrs. W. B Reynolds Is at home after an extended stay in San An tonic.
 Col Samuel Will John of Birming- ham Is the guest of President Moore her duties at the A. c. I. g., after an absence of several weeks. caused by a severe Illness.
 Miss Sudie Crook was called to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Spring Tonic and Appetizer.

T wish to tell you that last winter 1 had a very severe time. I have bronchial asthma of long standing, and as a result a very weak heart. I had also q very severe attack of the grip in January;it left me in very poor condition. My stomach and bowels were badly out of order I could not eat--rny stomach would not re- tain the food. The doctor tried to relieve me but did not seem to succeed. com Inenced to take OUTFITS PURE MALT wHIsKEY in April and now very much better. I can eat all that I need and 1t does not hurt me. I have been gain ing ever since commenced taking it, and I shall continue to take it long as I seem to receive benefit from its use."- Capt. J. H. WARREN. Wolfeborough FailR N H. July 30, 1aO6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
INITIATE LODGE GLASS.

Fourteen Join Local Lodge of National
 FraternaI Union.
 The National Fraternal Union initiat- ed a large class last night in it's hall. A much larger class was anticipated, but on account of the car strike, only about a half of the applicants were present.
 Those initiated were: Charles A. Smith, T. A. Bodiford. James L.. Jack son, J. D. Long. Odis Adams, J. c. walker. I. H. Sellers. c. B. Bell, M. V. A. Avant, J. M. Biackmond, J. W. Gunter, Miss Nellie Liles. Miss Nina Me Queen and Miss Maggie Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

typhoid malaria all dis
  brain and body restores youth full vsor the old by noushng and
  
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
A Spring Medicine.

Last April took a sudden cold. and was laid up with neuralgia in my shoul- der. which brought fever and took away my appetite but by using OUTFITS PURE MALT WHISKEY I came out all right, and Memorial Day I was leading my band and playing. well. tNink your MALT WHISKEY is just the nedi- cine to tone up and keep up the strength of old people.
 Hoping your medicine will prove beEe- hcial 10 others, l can truly recommend 1t as a valuable help"--G. I. PARTRIDGE. Franklin Mass. Sept. 1, 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Nipht sweats and Chills.

T have been taking DUFFYS PURE MALT WHISKEY for three months for lung troubles. When I first commenced was bed fast. and now I able to work. Now. the doctor of our town said mAF rotNHg WagIsKE sp sts WSat @ 0I the doctors could not do. I had night sweats and chills and weighed s6 pounds. I weigh me and the sweats are also gone. am looking for great results"-Mr. JOHN BBNTLY. Grand Rapids. Mich, Nov IS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
PARDON FOR BURGLAR.

Governor Liberates Madison County
 Convict.
 Governor Conner yesterday affIxed his signature to a pardon from the peni- tentiary in favor of wilburn Strong. Strong Is a young man who was sent up from Madison County in 1905 for three years. having been convicted of burglary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
cHERoKEE EloPEMENT
Young couple Pursued
 Brother of Girl.

Young Couple Pursued by Irate
 Brother of Girl.
 Centre, March 27.-(Special )--Miss Josie Baker, a nineteen year old girl, eioped this morning from the parental roof and joining her suitor, Will Will Hams, the two hastened away toward Gadsden. where they hoped to be made one.
 A brother of the would-be bride followed in close pursuit and the re- suIt of the effort is yet In doubt, but at last report the runaway maintain ed their lead and it is the general beIief that Cupid wins the race.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Weak and Nervous.

:" i can certainly say your tOnIc- gtin1- ulant OUTFITS PURE MALT WHIS- KEY has been a great benefit to me, was weak. nervous and could not sleep
 T was recommended to take DUF FYS PURE MALT ,WHISKEY, which I did. and the result is that I am stronger and better in every way, can sleep ed
 T write you this, as l thought it was my duty to let you know what your great medicinal Malt Whiskey has done for me."--Yours very truly. Mrs. P. R. SOUTHARD, Woodmere IL. l.. Jan. 3,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
NEW PRICE FOR WATER WORKS.
Judge Jones Reduces Figure of Tusca-
 Ioosn Property.

fooSn EFVperty.
 Judge Thomas c. Jones yesterday is sued an order fixing new upset price of the Tuscaloosa Water Works at $So,000. The order was issued upon the representation of the receiver,s who had been unable to sell the property at the former upset price of s60,O0O.
 The caso has been in the Federal Court for a number of years. It Is under the title of Jeter. Boardman & Go. vs. the Tuscaloosa Water Works Company Under the former price of $60,000, there were no bidders. The order yesterday provided that the sale was to be made within three weeks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
 LEAVE FOR EUFAULA.

Tax CommianiOn to Begin Its InifiaI
 Session Today.
 Judge Mitchell left yesterday for Eufauia, Barbour County. to be present at the meeting of the Board of Tax Commissioners of which he Is a mem- Der, and which will begin its meet ing in Barbour County today.
 Commissioner Powell was called to GreenvilIe on account of an injury to his wife but will in all probability be present when the meeting is called Col. Harvey Jones, the other member of the Board, is already in Eufaula.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Strong at o4.

"It is true I have used your whiskey and like it the best of all have ever used I was s4 on June 2Tth. Among my other presents was some of your Malt Whiskey from my nephew I know that I would not be alive today did I not take it regularly in moderate quan- MARSHALL PIERCE. Putney, Vt, AnR L 19nf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Rest of snring Appetizers.

VT am a Veteran Of the CivlI War, served three years, and am s4 years of age.
 wHISKEY before each meal and find lt the best of Spring appetizers. I think that there is nothing better for a man getting on in years I am a temperate man and only use your product as medicine and only at such times as need it"-C H CADY, 3s1 Park ave. Worcester. Mass. Sept l. l906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
March the Most
 Trying Month

thn blood month"; thin and their system run doW worlds greatest tonic-st stmuant enriches blood
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Tonic stimulant.

T have used your whiskey as a tonic stimulant for several years and have been greatly benefited by 1t. I have always recommended 1t to others and shall con tinue to do so I believe that 1t ia the best tonic for old age on the market "-- JOSEPH FIELD. BERGEN, N. Y, Aug II. 1905
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

of the Board of Equalization to sit witt the three members to be chosen by the County's Board of Revenues.
 Mir. Foster. chairman of the Street Committee. submitted the report of the committee. It bore upon matters of minor importance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Alwavs Cures Crib.

For thirty years DUFFYs MALT WHISKEY has been my one medicine. have always used 1t as prescribed and 1t
 has proved valuable aid, as It has not only cured several attacks of grip but has prevented any bad after-effects. 1 cannot speak too highly of what DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY has done for me and will always keep 1t to stimulate and tone up my system and sure cure for colds and grip. Although 73 years old. I am hale and hearty, due to the judicious use of OUTFITS MALT WHISKEY."-W. A. eTAGG. 1oS8 Pacific street. Brooklyn N.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
A Temneranna nnotnr

q endorse DUFFY'S PURE MALT wHISKEY as a medicine and for med ical use and for nothing else. I oppose intemperance and favor all laws that tend toward the suppression of drunken ness"-T ?. PALMER. NJ D.. Rives, Tenn Aug g. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28

Races every night this week at Am- ditOFium Rink. Special Easter Eww Race Saturday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
Two Are Ouite uI.

Two Are auhte lL1s I. Friedman is quite Ill at local infirmary.
 N. J. Bell. Jr.. Is very i'll at the home of his parents Mir. and Mrs. N J. Bell. on Court street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-28
To Owners
 of Bad Breath

Foul odOr of Indigestion, Smoking, Eating OF Drinking Stopped at Once
 With stuart's ChareOal LOxenges.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26

The week just closed is repetition of the proceeding three number of work is concerned Copper Queen official yesterday gave out the statement that lo the mines of this 18th inst and the casual observer the good old camp is with supposed labor quantity municipal commercial district small number of who Michigan
  number of labor conditions existing at the Cop the Calumet Arizona and Super Pburg The shipping of the usual quantities of Douglas the May will be the equal of the for month this
 During the week Organizer Rawng who has been here since April left unknown reported that he will be fol wed next week by Organizer Moore which will leave the local exclusively Organizer Cannon Emanang from the that there disposition declared the meeting of the followers the to all concerned
 
 
 
 number work Bisbee when the promulgated anxious to the dsric securing employment Is believed this 
 there is general feeling that Bisbee is destined bigger better city in the future than the the for and which held being resumed and the retail merchants ssrt gradual increase in trade In every department
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
scHwAs REPRESENTATIVES.

Key Pittman, president oI the West Cananea and other Schwab mining companies, and J. R. Martin, of the SehWab mining interests, left Wednes- dag for Nevada, following several days spent in inspection of the West Cana nea and other Cananea district prop eFties. says the Herald. At the time of their departure the gentlEen had neshiBg further to say than that they were pleased with what they had fo5na at west Canarea- It is known thai enthusiasm was occasioned on their part by side trips to Puertecito and other properties of the camp. Mir. Putnam and MT Martin expect to re fzrn te Cananea within the next two weeks to further inspect the district Eza arrange for tiIs carrying out oi Dlaas which they will in the meantime fsrm for further development worH sn fke West Cananea. Regarding the latter. it was stated by Manager Wilk te soitoWing the departure of the visi tors zofhing definite to this time has been determined upon further than cszGizuanee of work along the lines zhscA have prevailed during the last several months.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
THE CLIFTON DISTRICT.

CLIFTON. May 25.-During the last week number of mining men have visited this section looking over some of the properties of this district. Hard ly a week passes without prospectors visiting the district.
 Wm. Heating, one of the old time mining men of this section, leaves this week for London, where he goes on mining business connected with the Arizona Star company, whose mines are located in the MetcaIf country. Mir. Heating is the mine superintend- ent of the company, and will be ab- sent about two months.
 The Clifton Northern is now laying rails on its grade along the river bank in North Clifton, and it will not be long until it will be possible for the New England company to load its ore from the bin in North Clifton into the narrow guage cars instead of transferring it in wagons from the bin to the platform below the school house.
 Work has again been commenced on the Sierra de Orc mines above Clifton and will be continued at rap i'd rate. A number of men aIe now at work. Considerable tunnel work has been done in the past years on the property and through this tunnel number of rich veins were cut Ii is on these veins that show paying values that drifting will be done Some of the veins assay well in gold and 1t is quite probable that good re suits will he obtained
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26

excavation is now being made for the foundation of the new powerhouse and for the foundations of the immense engines, blowers etc, that will be put into it. Already one of the new blow CTS has arrived and other engines and blowers have been shipped, but be- cause of the trouble at Bisbee no eff fort is now being made to hurry the construction work.
 At the Queen smelter the steel work for the 125-foot addition to the smelter building has been put in place with the exception of few pieces. The foundation for the addition to the pow erhouse is complete. No. 10 furnace has been completed and is now in com mission, while one of the others is temporarily out of blast for repairs. The number of men now employed at the two smelters in Douglas is more than two thousand The payroll of the Copper Queen last month con tained the names of over 1900 men, while at the c. and A. it Is stated that the regular force amounts to some thing over four hundred men. There are not 1900 men employed. at the Cop per Queen shelter, as a good many men come and go every month and the number of men on the payroll does not represent the exact force at work
 There has been nothing to report from the Shattuck smelter during the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
CASA GRANpE DISTRICT

Hon. Alex Barker returned Monday from trip to the Casa Grande mining district, says the Florence Blade. He went down there to do some work on his mining claims.
 The company operating the Lake Shore copper group and the company operating the Copperosity group are both making regular shipments of high grade copper ore from Casa Grande depot and a large number of teams are engaged in hauling in the ore and in hauling out supplies and machinery. The Copperosity company is installing hoists, comprSSsors, pumps and air drills and prosecuting development work on large scale.
 At the Jack Rabbit and Desert Queen mines development work is pro gressing rapidly and yielding very satisfactory results.
 Preparations are making at the Turning Point mine and mill for an early resumption of work on that property.
 At the Compton mines. formerly known as the Eels 6 Chamberlain group. work has been discontinued but will probably be resumed at an early date.
 New prospectors are invading the district and making new discoveries. The future of that section now looks exceedingly bright. There is every indication that it's former splendid record of silver and lead production will soon be surpassed by its output of copper The district is yet in its infancy and it's magnificent possibili- ties not yet properly understood or appreciated.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
cANANgA sIseEE.

At Cananea-Bisbee Manager c. E. Watson is crowding development work along with all the vigor that has
 prevailed with work at that property
 since the start during last winter.
 Present outlook is that the next month will bring about results of def mite character and that they will be favorable to the making of an import ant mine seems at this time altogether likely. Tn the No. l shaft there may be expected developments at no dist ant date which will be of much i'm portsnce. The crosscut from the first level in this shaft is now in snatseIeo
 ground and traces of copper have commenced to appear. Indications all point to near approach to an ore body. h the event 1t materializes it will be big one. The shaft has reached depth of 215 feet. where a station is now being cut for the sec ond level. A crosscut will be start ed from this station at early date. The No. 2 shaft of the property Is looking better than at any time since started and high hopes would appear ro De
 warranted with regard to 1t. During
 the week low grade sulphides were en1 tered In the shaft at about 130 feet and the showing is steadily improving In the other shafts of the property
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
MINING ACTIVITY AT CLIFTON

NSOVDtT EfdB
 week. The contract has not yet been let for sinking the well at the site south of the c. and A. Tn ework of perfecting the plans for the buildings required for the Shattuck plant is now under way, but it will require time to get material here to begin construc- ton. A contract has been let to AL fred Paul for supply the required foun- dation stone and this will be delivered On the ground in ample time.
 Mining activities are just getting started in this district of late. Hard ly a week passes without a number of mining men visiting the district, taking a few notes and then departing again. Tn all cases the visitors are usually on the quiet about their busi- ness dealings and don't appear to want the outside world to know what they are doing here. There is no doubt but that they are becoming interested lin the mines and probably will soon become identified with the district. A number of the officers of the com panies already doing business in Cliff ton are ln the district examining the mines and looking over the situation and 10 doubt the next two years will witness many changes in the camp Many improvements have been made in the past few years and 1t is prob able that even more win be made in the future. Another thing that speaks well for the district is the fact that 6 number of the smaller companies are doing well and making regular ship ments of ore. And another fact Is thai ! many small leasers and claim hold
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
BEGINS ON
 CANANEA-I|Hh|UR|S RAILWAY

 
  beginning A   Wednesday proceeded
  the beginning
  will give the Southern Pacific direct inlet to Cananea competitor  sW between Fl Paso Naco and outlet the Guaymas via the Imuis of.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
BONANZA DE cosRE.

The Review has it from an authori- tative scarce that as soon as legal matters in connection with the Bonan- ga de Cobre are settled, probably within the next few days, there will be commenced developments of exten- sive character on this property. Plans which are entertained do not contem- plate small work in any manner. nan a dozen shafts will be started at diff ferent points on the property and an excellent tunnel site will also be probably made use of. The idea which the Bonanza de Cobre people have attached to it is to bring about as speedily as possible assurance of the merits which they believe the prop erty have bought to carry. J. H. Talbot. formerly superintendent of the development work on the Cananea Central property will have charge oi the development work on the Bonan- "a de Cobre.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26

on account of lower grade ore smelt- ed this month than last. Both sEelt- CTS have been operating during the past week entirely on ore received from Bisbee and at neither plant has the reserve stock piles been drawn up- on for single shovel of ore, At the c. and A. several cars of ore were added to it's reserve piles during the week. The new machine shop and blacksmith shop buildings have been completed and the machinery from the old buildings have been put in place. The old machine shop has been moved west along the side of the new ma
 chine shop and is to be utilized as a storeroom for material which it is desirable to keep out of the weather. Where the old machine shop stood
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-26
MADE FUR APACHE
 GROUP NEAR HACH|TA

The made this week of the early formation de  the Apache of claims owned b Robert Anderson The deal made by Harry Due of the firm of pue Overlook of
  the peimnares of organization of the completed
   be
  N mines; L. J. oyelock proposed organized capitalized 5Go0 and fifty thousand dollars will be issued meedately, and the placed in the treasury