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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04
nj Office OF TOWN ELECTION.

An election for Mayor and Eve
Commissioners Tor the Town Of
fiiilshoro will be held at the cour,
house in Hil'shofe on Tuesday, May
Ith. 1907. under She provisions Of
tt amended charter OF The Town OF
H'lIsboro, ratified March. 1901.
| Tie registration book wilt. he
ore,ed on Friday, April 10, 1907,
and remain open for seven DAYS,
Sunday excepted, between the hours
OF 9 o'clock .. M and S O'Clock D. n
and on each Saturday during said
registration the took Will he kea;
open until 8 O'Clock p IN.
a new registration ia not re.
qui'ed, and THESE ~ho voted III The
town election Nv. yeas ago v il
not he required 10 register again
but ali persons Witt. haze h-cpn,
quailtled to zoe l., the town = &c
ton since ttaL Tune must ,esi-tp,
before they can vote lin the 40
preaching election.
c OF tStstration-C, url
House.
Rtgistrar-A.J ]. Gordon.
Judges. M. Carr aud job.
Christmas.
The ballots: for Mayor aud Com
mlssioners IN he election 10. be held
on Tuesday, May 7th, 1907, >ha!ro o,
printed on pHe ticket, upon white
paper. without, device, inhalation o
characterization, and shalt 6e 2 Is
inches wide and4 inches long.
By order of the Bord of Town
Commissioners:
GEO G. LYNCH, Clerk.
This 25th day Of March, 1907.
IXECUTOR,S NOTICE.
Having this day qualified as Execu-
tor OF the late Sterling kuffin, -r.. !
hereby notify all persons indebted &c
said estate to make immediate payment
to me. and all persons having claims
against the said estate ~ ust present
them to the undersigned PROPERLY
authenticated on or. before the ?th day
OF March. 1908. or this notice will be
plead IN bar of their recovery.
h 7th day Of March. 1907.
a. J.. RUFFIN,
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04
BITTEN By A SPIDER

Through blood poisoning caused
ny a spider bite, John W~asbing,on
OF Bosquevlile, Tex, would have
lost his ltg, which became a mass Of
'onn'ng sores, rad be not been per.
suaded 10 try Bncklen's sArnica
save. He writes !: 1.-THE first aopl,.
oa''on reiie ed, aud tour boxes heal.
ea al the sores" t1esls every sore
@oc' AZ w. A. Hayes drug store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04
N Notice to Partiew Bue
tho Estate OF Dr.
ID. e. Parr.iS

(: Please come forward ADD settle,
It Is getting time that the estate
should DO closed up. Do not force
me TO have to take Judgment and
have your homestead laid of or to
have me tospost your IN at the
court bouse door for nor payment OF
account due by you, which the law
requires me to do if not paid Wood
Will be taken in payment on ac.
counts.
This 18th day of November, 1906.
d. G. PARKS,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04
SUFFERED FOR FIVE YEARS W1T1,
KIDNEY AND Liver TRouBLE.

Il suffered for five years !. i,h kid.
ney aud liver trouble, which caused
severe pains across the back and a
bllndiug headache. had. dyspepsia
and was SO oonstipated that [ could
not move my bowels without q ca.
thartic. l was cured by Chamber
:lains. Stomach and Liver Tablets
and have been we'll now for six
mouths" Gays Mr.. A,thar S. S,rick.
land, Of Chattanooga. Tenn. For
sale by w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04
Notice to DebtOrH.

The Judgments, mortgages, notes
and accounts due to james Webb,
Jr. q Bro. are n my hands for col.
lection. XII indebted will please
call at my Office and make payment
IN appreciation OF the large induI.
gence which has been given.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
Trustee.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04
How TO AVOID APPENDICITIS

Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habi,uaily constipat.d.
Or'oo Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by slim ulatlng
the liver and bowels aud restores
the natural action Of the bowels.
orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does
DOT nanseate or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Refuse subs,i-
tulfs. w. A. Hayes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04

-Mrs, Edna X. Roberts has uaa|.
fled as aduinistra,rix, with The will
aonxed, upon the estate OF the late
Thomas L Roberts. See notice.
For sCatarrh, let me send YOU
free, jasv TO prove merit, a Trial slze
Box Of Pr. Shops Calarrh Rem.
edy. "It@is a snow white, creamy,
healing antiseptic balm that gives
instant relief 20 Catarrh of The nose
aud throat. Make the free test and
see. Address Dr.. Shoop. Racine
Wisconsin. Large Jars SO cents
Sold by w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
We call Ihe attention of GU,
readers TO the excellent report o:
the condition of The Bank of Orange
at the close OF business March 22nd
THIS bank has been excellen:'y ane
efficiently managed and has been
success from the beginning Fou
per cent is paid on time deposits
and every accommod a,ion consis,en
with safe banking is given to ,h,
patrons of this bank.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04
WANTED.
A goo1 Blacksmith.
Apply to
W. ]. MILLER,
Caldwell Institute, N. G.

Mr.. Walter G. Lloyd, a young
white man, died very suddenly from
heart failure while riding in a buggy
with his uncle, Mr.. W. P Lloyd, in
Chapel Hill township last Sunday.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04
TEE NEW MAGISTRATES

TEE New MAGISTRATES.
there wer tour new magistrates
aPpo'nted by the Legislature for
orange county; Tor terms OF 6 yea,s
each, a. follows:
". Pendergrass. Chapel Hill
A. L. Holden, Emo Township.
S.S. Webbi Bingham Township,
= oseph A.. Harris, alllsboro Town,
ship.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-04-04

ME-. S. L. Bowen, Of Wayne,
w. Va, writes : Il was 8 sufferer
from kidney disease, so that at times
I could not get out of bed, and when
| did | could not stand straight. |
took Foley's Kidney Care. Ooe
dollar bottle and part of the. second
cured me :en,ire'y." FoIey's Kidney
Cure works wonders whore others
are total failures. W. A. HAYES.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-20
Am Oer(o6nng6lage
&riminal Moman bon Mu9uite
@roner.
(22. Gortlebune un6 @aluB)

w. OulliSSuHY UHo SWluBJ
.Duranb 1T Elm Mann bonn sya92"
Sa ipie meinit ou benn bas2 DAB er
etil DetettiD iit2"
rOas tpobl faur1, benn nit einem
Deteftib tpirb ber 9err Oberpoli3ei<
ratb b. gthen getptb nibt Mrm in
Arm iiber bic Mingitrabe 5geben."
rDds lit geime6en21
rDus 1T gegen Mittdg am "a. De-
3tmber porigen Sabres ge5dehen. Sd
bir gern0e aug benz @eihGft pDn Sirt
gegungen, tpo i9 oas MeibnuhtsY
gef9ent fir bid. getduft babe, bd fms
mir Die beioen 6erren entgegengetomz
men, Mrm in Mrm unb lebr bertrau=
lif pldubernb. Wie icb berrn Ou=
rdn6 aus Nanep bitr 5u Ge!idt befomz
men babe, BIN ih mir fogletm 6ariiber
tldr getDeien. bdb er tein ,Qtrr Ouz
rdnb aus NanrD, fonoern 0aB er Elm
biejigtr gutter 8tfdnnter bonn 0errn
b. Gi9en III unb onB e ibm oie Wprz
nnttrfu9ung II benz Gan R6nis iiber=
tro9tr but.
n alIab bon alI benz bdjt Ou mir
ui9ts gsfdgt2 fmmolts Qtii.
ar 1iebltsr tiibte m auf ben t0tbsn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-20

| 2ena erbolte ii9 nur langfam, unb
| erit nah Sabren getpdnn ite tpieoer 10
niel Guit am Qeben, oaB tie etne Getz
rath eingtng.
2dnsit mar gotptne 1no @rDben Elm
aliidlihes paar geiporben. Mlfre6
5orit b. Oerenberg 1T 8uAbalter in
Der Jabrit etnes syreunbss oes Miiblz
Gs;mfhen 6duies, unb Ma1ilt MlertH
roer oielnebr WaIIli 4ifliletp lit -
tcot.
gr bat ni9t etnmal Die 9aft iber@
itenoen, Die linn oss besansenen Oiebz
itabls balber aufer!egt tporoen tpar.
Oas 6aftum, bab er aud Elm Grprefs
ier mar, Iieb @rDben Elm @ebeinuiB
bleiben. Ser, an tpelbsm bieles 8erz
| bre6en beriibt tporoen, Der fonnte ia
uiemano mebr anfldgen. lIno tpo
tein Gldger lit, ba beoarf es auh feis
| mes HiGters. Mafili RtlIilep tpdre
oieiem 10 tpte 10 enttommen. Mdn
fano i'm zines Morgens genau
apei Sage feblten nod aa ietner gntz
leHung - tobt in letner 3elle.
Ser Mrat tonltattrte einen @e4irns
ihlag.
rnb Naoia &iiitletp9
Ote lebt na9 tpie por duf DEM @ute
ber Ofrofsta, nur oab fie oer3eit osf=
fen 6errtn tit. Oenn tbre Sa1te 1T
geitorhen uno bat lie 3ur @rbin einse=
febt. Naoia lebt ntht dlIein. sSbreS
peritorbenen 8rdutigants Mutter unb
Shlpeiter leben bel ibr, Die nun iebr
reid geporoen lit unO ibren Meifbz
tbum geniebt, tnbem lie i'm tparmz
ber3tg NIT Den Nrmen tbeilt. Das lit
tbre gr1bte Greuoe.
/ Naoia bat aber dum etne Greube,
Die iie rur NIT ibrer Mlutter uno threr
/ Sreunbtn tbeilt. 3utpetlen feben sic
orei bor einen 9tlbe, beHen Daupts
figur Elm acknowledgement Bauer lit,
uno betrahtsn nit tunoigen Nugen
jeoe gin3elbeit bss berrlihsn @enldla
oes, un6 Damn baben iie bas frobe
Gmpfinoen, oaB lie Dor Dem Werte
zines groben aiinftlers feben.
llnb tpieoer etnnal erfreuen iih
! Nabias Nuaen uno tire Seele an oem
leBten Werte oeiien. ben lie 10 inntg
lieb sebubt. sic ihaut auf bic ges
triimmten Singer Der 9auptfisur un6
| ge6entt Der 6tunbe, in Der &0nig TIM
Ntelier 5u gpncarneau peilte, un6
bentt 6ardn, oab er iene 0dnoeltt33e
BORT bor bic Nusen betdm, uno oaB es
ibm etIihe Sage fpdter tlar ipurbe,
baB t.iht golmar, fonoern Spdn
MnlahDtp> Der grobe RIn!tler mar.
Sic leufat tief unS idmer3lih auf.
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bin. yDu Mrmer I'm bie1er Gnts
oeduns ipillen buft bu ferben miiifen
1 an oeinsm @erlobunsstage!4
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-06-20

Ole 3fpei anoeren btelten ii4, tpie ltns
tergeorpnete, binter t6m.
.@ie rifen pobl fhon, tpar1m tptr
fommen9" frdgte Ser alte 9err, als ltt
Difnebe.
Gift nidte. rGr 1T ihon gefunben.
iaste lie, uno babel fdlugen ibre
3dbne aufetnanber.
so! 5D!" madte Ser 6err. Damn
eingen er unb feline 8esleiter tn Der
Nihtung ipeiter, pelhe 2ifis 9anb
t1nen mics.
go mar RDntss 2eihe enblih aufs
sefunoen tporben, uno nit ibr iene
Gumme @slbes, tpelhe man ibm oda
mails iiberbradt, uno oas Manu1fript
ienes frtttlden, auftldrenoen Mrtia
tells, um oehenttptllen Golmar an ihm
aum W0roer senoroen mar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
JONES DENIES TALE
SAYS HE HAS NO UNDERSTANDING ss WITH CLAYTON.
Judge ef DIiadIe District Declares He Has Not Talked with Eufauls
 Congressman Regarding
 Change of Residence.

A rurnor which has been persistent Iy spread in Birmingham in regard to the additional judgeship which Is to be given Alabama if Congress passes the Clayton bill now pending, has been to the effect that an understanding had been reached between Judge Thomas G Jones of the Middle District of Alabama, and Representative Clayton. that in the event of the passage of the bill, the former would move to Birm- ingham. and the Eufaula Congress- man would secure the judgeship with headquarters in Montgomery.
 When questioned in regard to the re- port last night, Judge Jones frankly denied the truth of such a report. Not only had no understanding been reach ed between him and Congressman Clayton, he stated, but he had had no understanding of any kind with MT. lCayton in the matter.
 such a report" said the Judge last night, lis absurd, and without the slightest foundation in fact. have had no understanding with MT. Clay ton in regard to an exchange of resi- dence in the event of the bill becom- ig a law, or in regard to who shall be Judge of the Northern District. II have not even remotely mentioned eith- CT of these subjects to him. The ru- nor is absolutely absurd. have no desire to leave Montgomery"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
TRUSTEES ARE CONFIRMED.
,orner Sends Board of Taliadegs School ts
 Senate


 Governor Conner yesterday sent to the Senate the names of the Trustees of the Alabama scvhooi for the Deaf and Blind at TaIiadega They were immediately con- firmed by the Senate
 The trustees of the University of Alabama whose names were sent in Saturday. were also confirmed by the Senate yesterday. Before they were confirmed. they were withdrawn from the committee on Education to which they were sent by mistake. Senator Thomas yesterday raised the point of order that the list of University Trustees should never have gone to the Committee on Ed- ucation, but should have been immediately confirmed by the Senate The points was ruled well taken, and the list as sent in by the Governor was confirmed.
 Both the list of trustees from the Univer- sity and the list of trustees from the School for the Deaf and Blind had been elected p1 other members of those Boards
 The Taliadega trustees whose names were sent in yesterday by the Governor and who were immediately confirmed by the Senate ere Messrs. J. B. McMiilan and O. A. Joiner of the Fourth District; W. IL Hurt of the Fifth District; ". J. Boykin. of the Seventh District; T. N. Hobbs, of the Eighth District; and S. E. Greene of the Ninth District.
 They were all elected since the last Leg islature was in session.
 Judge Hurt. since his election by the Board has died.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19

Such men are usually high livers, hard workers mentally, living under high pressure and high drauGht, and it doesn't take a grea. deal to disor- der the stomach or render the liver tor pid.
 They should make 1t a practice to use some tried and reliable remedy like stuarts Dyspepsia Table s, that will aid Nature and not force It and will take care of the sudden attacks of acute indigestion.
 The use of these table is not to be ron founded with the patent medicine habit. Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets d . not A patent medicine. bu. are onmphs- cd of the very clements which nature nrovides the healthy stomach to do the work of digestion-pe psin, diastase. golden seal, e C. There is no secret in Their preparation they are absolute 1,, nure and therefore all the wo"ld uses them
 No matter how disordered the stom- acb nav be, 1t will right i'self if given inc chance. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food where the stomach can't give the abused stomach and intes; ines q rest and offer renewed strength to Inc worn out glands and muscles.
 Brain workers can rely on Stuart's Dvsnepsia Tablets. no matter how tense the strain All druggists carry them in fifty cent packages, or if you pre- fer free trial package can be had by sending your name and address today. F, A. stuart Company, 7l stuart Build ing. Marshall Mich
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
GOSSIP OF THE LEGISLATORS


called forth, in part at least, by the circulation of letters from Coca Cola concerns solemnly protesting. upon the word and certificate of we'll known chemists that there was nothing any more injurious in the fluid than in "a cup of tea. The manufacturers have not so far admitted. however. there is nothing more efficacious in their drink than in a cup of cold water.
 It remains to be seen just what course of action may be pursued by the aforesaid manufacturers. now that a bill has been presented to drivo them from the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
AMUSEMENTS

'sDown' the Pilke' Laughing success.
 In Down the Pike" the Rays have show that is all fun. From the rise of the first curtain at the Bilou The atre Monday night to the fall of the last. they delighted the big audience gathered to see the opening perfor- nance of three days engagement. Johnnie Fay himself made mo of the by Emma Ray and other members of the company.
 Down the Pike" Is essentially an unbroken bunch of hilarity. humor and tunefulness, shown in scenic set ting that is admirable. The plot of the play hinges upon the assumption of the same disguise by two men who make up to initiate 2 third man. Jan- itor Casey. played inimitabiy by John- nie Ray. Just to add to the merry profusicp of confusion. third man. sorry-for-n name assumes the per- sonality of Keen, one of the pair made titles Is the source of intending asnuse- ment.
 Johnnie Ray, as Casey. is excellent were rewarded with the convulsive laughter and the continued applause q the audience. In maks-up, voice. Mrs. Keene played the part of the jealous wife well. sustaining the role strongly. Ford Sterling. as Esau Wonders- was next to Mir. Ray as 2 Goldman Louis Powers Jack Ciahans and Harry Thornton were good. | Tom J Leo played the unique part of Texas, a donkey, amusingiy. Grnc4 Cummings as Fleurette Is pretty and attractive. Jessie Chapman Is also pretty. and her acting in each of two parts she assumed was effective Julia Sweeney played Molly May charmipRly.
 The scenery and costumes of the play are unusually handsome. and the tabIeaux presented were very effective. Thr chorus Is notable for good looks and good voices.
 The Rays will be the. card at the BIiou for Tuesday and Wednesday nights and "Wednesday matinee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
GREn BUYS HOTEL
BIRMINGHAM HOsTELRY IS KNOCKED
 DOWN AT S26S.OOO.
NoteA Establishment Sold at Auction by Direction of ChanceFy. CouFt-Owner says He wnl Improve
 Property.

M. l.. Greil. representing tho Gren inter ants of Montgomery, yesterday purchased the Morris Hotel in Birmingham for ssSS,. 900.
 Mr. Greil has stated that he and his as" sociates will supply ample capital to im- hotel, however. is to be conducted as De- fore.
 The Morris Hotel was sold ct auction re- sultant from a decree rendered several weeks ago by the Cancery Court In the case of the Birmingham Real Estate Asso- citation against B. J. Baldwin ct al. which had been upon the docket of the court Tor years The property was sold under the direction of Register in chancery J. W. Alt. man The bid which started the sale was S25,000, but the next was $l1b.ooo' which was steadily topped until MT. Grsirs bid Of S26B.o00 was made and the property was knocked down to him.
 The Morris Hotel is well known through out the South and North. It Is located on the corner of First Avenue and Nineteenth street, near thS Union Railway station &nd in the centre of the downtown district of Birnin Kham- .
 Among the bidders with whom MT. Greil contested for possession of the property was John P Kohn, of the firm of F. ". kohu and Company. "t Montsomerv. who repre-" sented M Fl. Sullivan. Of New Orleans
 NIT, GrIel Binds Sale.
 Birmingham. Feb. IS. (speciall--M. L. Griel. of Montgomery. one or the trms- rs was the Highest bidder for the property sold before the Court House at public outcry. today by the register Tn cham cerv Johr w Altman, The bid was s2s5.o0o and a certified check for $1Q,- ooO was submitted immediately by the
 Mir criel said that he could not make tyjth inc nroperty The sale must he confirmed by the court before 1t Is fin- The property is loca-ed on the south : eas+ carrer of First Avenue and Nineteen h Street, and the building roons It is built of steel. brick and terra -cotta and is one q the most & orna- of property in, the South. yielding hand son'e returns. .
 The present lessor of the building Is said to have several years hold on It.
 The sale was brought about by suits filed in court by holders of interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19

Judicial Circuit for the State of Ala bama to be composed of the Counties of Autauga. Chiffon. Elmore and Mont
 From the Appropriations Committees:
 Fl 67I By MT. Smith of Lee-To make an appropriation to the Alabama share of the proceeds arising from the sale of fertilizer tags.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
nRYcEs BIG sALARY.
Diplomat Gets Fifty Thousand Dollars
 Annually from Government.

London, Feb 1S.-The British em. bassy at Washington is now the best paid post in the British diplomatic ser vice, the salary of the Ambassador nav ing been raised with the appointment of flames Bryce to $50,0o0 per year.
 Paris, which up to the present, had been considered the best paid post in the service. pays only s45,ooo. Wash ington had heretofore ranked with St Petersburg in the matter of salary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
FUNERAL OF MRS. FERGUSON.
Service. Held in Methodist Church .

McGeheess.
 A large number of friends of Mrs. M: L., Ferguson, who died at the home of her son, F. H. Ferguson. on South Eoode Street Saturday. attended the pody to McGehee's yesterday. where the funeral services were held in the Methodist Church at that place at o'clock in the afternoon.
 The funeral sermon was preached by Rev. J. W. Reinhardt of Montgomery. The palIbearers were Ed Crenshaw, H. F. Sanders, F. H Barrett. J. w. Fay" Tor, l.. O. Ratley, and D. M. c. D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
Second Reading.

From the Judiciary CommIttee:
 Fl R. Al. By Mir. Martin-To as' certain and establish disputed bounda- f' H. TIT. By MT. Benners-To require the sheriff of Hale County to procure from the office Of the United States In- ternal Revenue Collector. a list of the nersons in Hale County to whom a H. cense has been issued for the sale Of spirituous liquors. , r.o.,o t1v,,s amendment-To create the Fifteenth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
His Cigar Doesn't
 Taste Right
And Yet It Is the Same He Was smOk- ing With So Much Relish After Dinner, Last Night, Out of
 the Very Same Box, Too.

It Isn't the segar--It's the stomach.
 Every smoker has experienced this peculiar condition of he stomach ana liver, the result usually of imperfect d. gestion of food. And the blame is usually put on the cigar and not where it belongs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
HOUSE.

Fl 751. By Mir. Haley of Jefferson (with notice and prcof) ITO amend an act to establish an inferior court of criminal Jurisdiction in Birmingham. Local Legislation.
 H 752. By Mir. Haley Of Jenerson
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
A,t1 uncIxet-sIon Law,

Columbia, S. C.. Feb. 1s-The anti bucket shop law just passed by the General Assembly will become effective July 1, next. The law will result in the closing up of all exchanges deal- ing in futuras.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
rnIxe nndr eO Georrla.

The body of J. NJ. JoneN. Of thIH city, who died Sunday at his home. s2S Holt Street. was taken to Cusseta. Ga, at 7:45 o'clock last night for ins terment MT. Jones was native or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19

Mending one's wings must mean not making any more breaks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
ro Hlt coca Cela .Fiends.,

Representative GeOrge ID. PaFkeF or Cullman County apparently does not believe in soft drinks. He introduced bill at the evening session of the House last evening. absolutely .prohib- Coca Cola within the State of Alabama. Not content with that simple intro duction of the measure, after It had been read the first time by title by the clerk. before tho Speaker. had re- ferred if to any committee, he arose ana requested that it go to the Com mittee on Public Health. which was
 There has been considerable good na- tured banter among the Legislators during the past few days, regarding 8 nroposed bill to tax the manufacture and sale of the popular summer drink
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
Rnrini af an Infant.

MT and Mrs. A, Rollings. SIS North Hull Street, who died st the Rollings home st o'clock Sunday afternoon' were buried In Oakwood Cemetery yes' terdaY afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-19
Special orders for Wednesday.
 

Unfinished BuSineSS'
 H. 372. With substitute.)-To au- thorize municipal corporations to make certain local IepaIrB or improvements on the streets or other public places
 After Committee Reports:
 H. 330. with amendment )-Fo es- tablish a DepartmeItL of immigration
 IT. PAS. To provide for the better equipment and support Of the UnlVer-
 +. 25o. To provide for the erection and equipment of buildings and in- creased facilities at the Alabama Poly teehnic Institute.
 H. 467. To provide for the mainte, nance of the Alabama Girls Industria'
 Fl s2s. (with amendment. O-To provide necessary funds for mainte' nance, repairs, improvements, appara. tus. and additions to the Medical Col lege of Alabama.
 Fl. 405. To amend an act to amend section 36O2 of the Code of Alabama
 H. 2S3 (Wiih amendment.)-To ap- oropriate the sum of sSO,0G0 to the Ala hama schools for Deaf and Blind.
 IT. l7S. (With amendmen )--rc mako approprlatiou for buildings and other necessary Improvements at the Alabama Industrial School for White RnYs. ,. ,, make appropriation for the mainte, nance of the Alabama Industrial School for White Boys for the years 1907, l90S' 1909 and 1910.