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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
JOB TO NUNNELLEE
SELMA MAN APPOINTED COVER
 NOR,s RECORDING SECRETARY.
Editor Who Was Warm Conner Supp porter During Campaign May Be Given Better P0-
 aitfon May |.

Former Senator James H. Nunnellee of Selma, has been appointed Record ing Secretary in the office of Cover nor Conner. It Is understood the ap- pointment is only of temporary na- ture. and that a better position will be given MT Nunnellee May l.
 The place of Recording Secretary pays $1,20O a year, Under the admin istration of Governor Jelks the place was filled at different times by Michel Screws. William J. Conniff and Miss Ma mic Offutt.
 Mir. Nunnellee Is one of the best known men of the State and in 1898 and 1900 he represented Dallas Coun- ry in the Alabama Senate. At one time Mr. Nunnellee was rendered the appointment of Circuit Clerk of Dal- las County.
 Mir. Nunnellee was for a number of years editor of The Selma Times, and only relinquished that position Janu- ary l. The Times, under the manage ment of Mir. Nunnellee was one of the most active supporters Governor Co mer had during the campaign of last summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
DEATH OF MRS. SHEPPARD.
Well Known Woman of DadevilIe Pass


 Dadeyille, Feb. 4.-(special. Mrs, Sallie Shepard, widow of pr. John r. shepard, died at the home of her son. R. C. Shepard, Saturday afternoon and was inferred at the DadeYille cem- etery Sunday afternoon, Rev Fl M. stevenson pastor of the Methodist Church, conducting the funeral ser- vices.
 Mrs. Shepard is survived by three sons. P. M. Shepard of Birmingham, J. E. Shepard of Bowie, Texas. and R. C. Shepard of Dadeville, and two daughters, Mrs. E. A. Turner of Call els, and Mrs. Ed Lampkin of Bowie. Texas. She had been a resident of Dadeville all her life and was well known throughout this section.
 Never before in the history of the town has there been as much building in Dadeville as at present J. B. Ry- lance has just completed a a two-story residence on Tallassee Street at cost of about $S,000; Mrs. C. G. Collier ia building a handsome twO-story resi- dence on Lafayette Street; Herren Brothers have just completed a two- story brick store and office building on the north side of the public square. A number of other residences are be- ing built and three new livery stables have been erected in the past three months.
 DadevilIe's municipal election will take place the second Saturday in March of this year. So far there are two candidates for Mayor. J. B. Ry- lance and C. C. Collier. There are no candidates for Councilmen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
LAPS ARE SURPRISED
PUBLIC MEN DO NOT BELIEVE IN
 WAR TALK.
Press of Mikado's Empire Silent, Feel- ing That situation Is Unworthy of COmmenk---Conflict Not
 Wanted

TokIo. Feb, 1.-The war talk of the American press has been received here with great surprise and regret The correspondent of the Associated Press has talked with several leading men. both in and out of the governmant. They concur in the opinion that the United States is the last country with which Japan would go to war. Besides both nations are unaggressive in their trade rivalries which seldom lead to war unless territorial acquisition ia fn- tended.
 In some quarters the belief is ex- pressed that the misrepresentation that Japan Is suffering from on account of the San Francisco school question isi the outcome of immunity shown disafs fected war correspondents in the late Russian war.
 Ut is believed these correspondents are ever watching for occasion to vic- timize Japan. Even those inclined to be caustlc, ridicule the idea of war with the United States.
 The Japanese press has been silent Sd far, apparently considering the matte4 unworthy of comment. aA*N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
Azz16yn
 SQ
WANTS ALABAMA APPROPRIATION
 FOR JAMESTOWN EXPOSTTI0NI

bama must not be absent. We are tooN ~ closely bound by many ties.
 Tn talking to members of your Leg tslature. have met with much enconr- agement. They feel, as do. that fer sentimental and business reasons alikessts Alabama should join in this Southern I. celebration of the greatest event in our. history. Vi a41ev
 "The success of the Exposition Is abTy v solutely assured. and 1t will afford vfa--@ itors greater entertainment than any other has ever done-not merely as an { industrial exhibition---but m its naval. military and marine displays, which will be on a scale never before at 4 tempted.
 "The United States government is spending nearlys2. 100000 on It's own ex. hibit, and will have the greatest 1t has ever made anywhere"
 Mir. Kelley is very enthusiastic about the matter. He is lawyer of Rich I mond. and an ex-member of the Virgin ia Legislature His associate. Judge smith. Is a son of Gov. Williem Snnith.. N an ex-Confederate. and distlnguishedsss, son of the old Commonwealth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
DEATH OF DAVID ROMAN.
Passes Away in San AntOnis---Funera ' in Montgomery.

 in Montgomery.
 David Roman, a former known Montgomerian. but who for the past fifteen years has made his home at Waco, Tex, died Saturday night at San Antonio, Tex, where he had gone for treatment.
 The remains of MT. Roman will be brought to Montgomery for fnterment. reaching here at o'clock this after noon, and win be carried to the home of his brother in-law, Sylvain Marks, 9 Wilkinson Street.
 MT. Roman was born in Wurtzburg, Germany, fifty -one years ago. He came to Montgomery in 1872, and made this city his home for twenty years. during which time he married Miss Clara Marks. daughter of Mrs. Pauline Marks of this city. He Is survived by his widow. two brothers. A. Roman of New York. and S. Roman of Montgom- cry, and one sister In Germany
 The funeral service will be conduct ed at the home of MT. Marks on Will kerson Street, Wednesday morning the hour not yet decided. Dr. B. C. Ehrenreich of Temple Beth-Or. will ofFiciate. The remains will be accom- panied to Montgomery by Mrs. Roman and her brother. Felix Marks of San Antonio. Tex. The following will be palI-bearers: John W. Durr, Sr., Leo pold Strauss, James H. Hardaway, Louis Loeb, R. S. Williams. J. c. Haas. Jake Loeb, Jr., N. Lobman. Interment will be made at Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05

became his duty to direct the grand jury
 to conduct an investigations He stat-
 cd briefly the nature of the circum- stances which are alleged to have caus- the keeping of prisoners. and. in deliv- ering this special charge, he said he
 took 1t for granted the sheriff desired
 the matter investigated
 Stella Williams became the mother Of
 twins after having. been in jail ten months. She was taken to St Marga- ret's hospital and died there early in January. Subsequently. one of the
 twins died. The other is now in charge of the grandmother whd recently ap- piled to the Board of Revenue for h- nancial assistance in caring for the child. The appeal for aid was referred to the county physician, Dr. c. T. Pol lard. Thus far no action has been re- ported on the grandmother's petition. 1, The mother had been convicted or arson and was In jail, pending an ap- peal to the Supreme Court.
 Judge Thomas also directed the grand jury to investigate the operation of the county poor house. He said number asking him about certain matters re- lating to the condition of that institu- tion but that he had been unable to enlighten them. It was the grand jury's duty to ascertain these facts. The ladies, he said, had asked him how many yards of white goods the in : mates were given If the inmates were paid for their labor. and if they receiv- ed the benefits of vegetables and oth-
 CT products they might raise. es
 Judge Thomas was gratified the per
 capita of the inmates had. been raised
 by the county to thirty cents. For the
 benefit of the grand jury. he stated
 numbers of former grand juries had |commended H. P. Robertson for excei-
 lency in conducting the poor house. Particular stress was laid by the judge on homicides and pistol toting.
 He spoke of the inadeauacy of the va
 grancy law, and hoped the present
 Legislature would revise that law to
 meet conditions.
 The grand jury was organized at
 noon yesterday with sixteen members
 It is composed of J c. Haas. foreman {;
 c. F. wingard, P. H. Stevens, w. H.
 Moore, W. A. Guy. J. g. Pitts. Jr.,
 J. Fl. Galloway. J. Nick Jones, J II.
 Moore. J.w Holmes, R. T. Aldsworth. |J. J. stuckef. J.. D. Fannin, W.
 Ringstaff A. J. Lamar and p. Elem ing Captain William B. Whiting was
 sworn in as bailik.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
RAIROAD HEARING.
Prominent Attorneys win Address
 uouae Committee Tonight.

Prominent Attorneys win Address
 House Committee Tonight.
 The House Committee on Commerce and Common Carriers will hold a pub He hearing tonight on pending railroad legislation. The committee will be ad- dressed by a number of the leading railroad attorneys of the State.
 An interesting discussion Is looked for. It Is intlmated that perhaps the attorneys who will address the commit tee will more particularly specify the objections to the pending measures than did the railroad officials who spoke before the Senate Committee on Commerce and Common Carriers.
 It Is understood that among the at torneys who will speak before the com- mittee are James WeatherlY, D. K. Campbell. of Birmingham, and R. E.. Steiner. of Montgomery. A number Of prominent railroad officials will also he present at the hearing. which will probably be in the Hall of Represen- tatives.
 A number of the most important railroad bills have already been sent to tho House by the committee and sew araI of them have been passed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
THE RACES
Results at City Park.


 New Orleans, Feb. 1.-The races shifted back to, City Park today for their third fortnight at that track. The card was ordinary Grace Lar sen won the LaGarde selling stakes at l a mile; value. $1.Ts0. It was four horse affair! In the first race Bucket Brigade at 100 to l, finished second. Weather clear; track, heavy.
 First race, three and one-half fuS- longs-Lawless, Ii8. (J. Lee), 6 to Q, won; Bucket Brigade, 1o9. tPickettl, 100 to l. second; Lasamada; iGs. Brawney Lad, Bayou Lark. Ben sand. Beola, Edna Motter, Parislan Model. Fl Vira M. Sea and Full Moon also ran;
 Second race; short course, steepie, 2. won; Aules. l55, (Hagan). to |. second; Plttkin. 130. (Johnson). 15 to l, third Time. S:l9; Henry 4 Schroeder Harefoot. Willie Newcomo
 Third race, six furlongs; selling Gold Proof f09. (Seder). to 2, won; Dargin. II. q. Martini, to 2, second :; Lady Carol. 100. SPickens). lS to | third. Time. 1:l5 3-5. Blue Dale ana
 Fourth race. the Lacarde Selling Stakes; one mile-Grace Larsen. 100 c. Hennessy). T to 2, won; Tom Do Time, :is 4-5. Ei Fall also ran.
 Fifth race. six furlongs-Lens; III l-2 q; Martini, even won; capnd Captadin aracs HaIs. Gecrse Geo ss, RS} ic5. }{vand1sen). us to ,, third Time. i :16 f-5 Bud Hill. Tanbark. Deckiaw. steerforth. Belle Nina and Prince Rover also ran; r,-,.
 III I-2. e. Martini. 8 to I. won: vot- ing. fo2, (R. Lowel. g to 5, second Nedra. 100. (Farrowl. 6 to l. third. Time. 1:17 -s-5. Cora Price; Deoro. Ex- cuse Me. Turbulence and Rose Marion
 Seventh race. one and one-elGhth miles: seiling-St. Noel, 102. (GangeD' & to 1, won; Arthur Gunner, llO taFr- row). IS to 1. second; Lady E%i1lson' % Chamblee. Sanction and Torchciio also
 Entries for February 5.
 First race; six furlonEs, IS,,or se'iiREI 1In ? Brush. Prince Hanover, Ironton. Dacra channo. Goddess, Riprap, 112: Royal Bond. Sagapanak. 119; Lally. l22.
 ehase-Molo R.. 113: Macy Bird, l32: Orthodox Sartor, Resartus l35; Littae Wally. 13S; Naran, i39; Gould, l40; Arabo 146; subador, 153; Sam Honhei-
 Third race. three and one half fur lonEs-Lulu B.. Success. Bernardo Done H., Belle of Kent, 11o; Sabado. 1f3: Ruby Wick. 115.
 Fourth race i've and one-hsIi poIsay iut- Rouviac. S7. Minot. 90; Western, 94: Sweet Favor, Floating Conort. 96; Pentagon. Amador 96: Proud. 100; Gen tian, 1Ol; Asterisk. Keator, Florentine'
 Fourth race. six furlongs-yeribest, 104: Gold Zone. 106: Brazil Erla Lee Fargo. Prince Brutus, lOs; Plantage-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05

Such men are usually high flyers hard workers mentally, living under high pressure and high draught, and ii doesn't take a great deal to disorder the stomach or render the liver torpid
 They should make it a practice to use some tried and reliable remedy like Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, that will aid Nature and not force 1t and will take care of the sudden attacks of acute indigestion.
 The use of/these tablets is not to be confounded with the patent medicine habit Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not q patent medicine, but are compos- ed of the very elements which nature provides the healthy stomach to do the work of digestiOn--pepsin. diastase golden seal. etc. There Is no secret in their preparation they are abso- lutely pure and therefore all the world uses them.
 No matter how disordered the stom- ach may be, 1t will right itself if given the chance. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food where the stomach can't give the abused stomach and intestines a rest. and offer renewed strength to the worn out glands and muscles.
 Brain workers can rely on stuart E Dyspepsia Tablets. no matter how tense the strain. All druggists carry them in the fifty cent packages. or If you prefer free trial package can be had bv sending your name and address to- day. r. A. Stuart Company, n Stuari Building, Marshall, Mich
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
ron MAYoR oF eApsDEN.
Blaekweoa And Dualap Ru. A c'o'

BIackweod And Dunlap Run A Close
 Race.
 Cadsden, Feb. 4.--(Special. 1.-The pri- mary election was held today for the purpose of nominating candidates TOT for mayor was as follows: G. E. Blackwood, 199: J. D. Dunlap. l94: w. O Beilenger, 192; l.. H, cathay. 37
 sam oBannon was nominated for chief of police and C. D. Clarke for city clerk Messrs. Blackwood and Dunlan will contest in another pri- mary on next Thursday Tor the nomi- nation.
 Although a heavy rain fell through : out the day, a great deal of interest was taken In the election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
DEATH OF MRS. PIPES.
Dies from ParaIysIs After IIlness of
 Year.

Mrs Fannie P. Pipes died at lt o'clock last night at her residence, cor ner of Bibb and Moulton Streets: Pa raIysis was the cause of her death. Hel body will be shipped at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon to Cooper's, where in' torment will be made.
 Mrs Pipes was 53 years old. She had been an invalid for the last year. She had lived in this city about three months. She was the wife of U. C Pines bv whom she Is survived. She leaves four daughters. Misses Carrte Bessie and Viola Pipes of Pensacola and Miss Hattie Pipes of Coosa, and one son. Baxter Pipes of Montgomery Mrs. Pipes was a member of the Meth odist church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05

tn . set screw on the boau and wound his body about the screw
 Capt. Dan walden, former rePre- sentative in the State Iegisiature from this county. has started a town or his own on inc outskirts of New Decatur on the west side. He has called the place Waldenville.
 Arantx Brothers, the oldest sawmlII firm fin the Decaturs, have started two sawmiIIs in Lawrence County. not Tar from Moulton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
REBUKE TO RoosEvErr
Japanese and Koreans Of San Francsaeo
 ITphOId sCh0ol Roard

San Francisco. Feb. 4--At the con- vention of the Japanese and Korean Exclusion League yesterday, resolutions adopted by the executive board of the League on Saturday night, demanding < that the United States and the State oe < California maintain the right to exclude Japanese from public schools used by white children. were unanimously 1 adopted. after much spirited discussion $ by men prominent in the movement te exclude Asiatics from the country.
 The pith of the resolutions. whicb,a q declare that the yielding of the United States to Japan on the school question. was tantamount to taking vassalagc. was dwelt upon by several of tie speakers. President Roosevelt was SC. verely criticised f.r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
DIDN'T OWN POLICY.
Court Held Family Should Receive Be
 efits of Insurance.

Court Held Family Should Receive Ben-
 ellts of Insurance.
 Savannah, Ga, Feb. 4.-Judge Speer in the United States Court for the Southern District in the case of Mi!es B. Lane and other executors of the estate or the late. John R. Yo Alg against Max Alexander who had pur- chased an insurance policy for $50, ,0Ue that had been issued upon the Ire Jf Mir. Young about -Four years before hls death.
 Alexander, the court held. had no interest in the policy owing to the fact that he had no IEsurable interest in the fife of Mr. Young. He ordered, however. that Alexander should be paid the amount he had spent for the pol icy with : per cent. interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
STUCK TO HIS s
 POST IN DYING CONDITION

Pittsbnrg. Feb. 4.--Just as he was stepping from the engine cab of the Cleveland Flyer" at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad station last night after completing the fast run from Cleveland, Engineer s. Fl. Morrow. of this city, dropped dead from heart dis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05

net Excitement. Cannon Ball. Happy Jack ll2
 Sixth race. one mile, selling--TinkeF, I, Society Bud. 97; Pride of Woodstock hoe. Goldic. Noel. 104; Foreigner. 10S;s Rebounder, 107; Gamara. 109,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05

ease.
 Although feeling i'll near the end Of his run. Morrow refused to entrust htk engine to his fireman and insisted on remaining at the throttle. He brought his train into the station exactly on time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
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--lt's the stomach.
 Every smoker has experienced this peculiar condition of the stomach and liver, the result usually of imperfect digestion of food. And the blame is usually put on the cigar and not where 1t belongs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
Wr.. Loprworth Tmproven.

Washington, Feb. 4.--Considerablei ia improvement was shown today in the . condition of Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long worth, who has been confined to her home for several days with an attack of la grippe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
ToM caAwLEY ACQUITTED.

Found Not Guilty of KilIing Pate Lee
 at Banks.
 Troy. Feb. 4-(Special. l--In the case of the State against Tom crawiey, charged with murder in the second de- gree today before Justices Q. Worthy and w. H. Harris, defendant was dis charged. 1t was shown to be clear killed by Crawley near Banks last Wednesday, Both were white men and lived near Banks, this county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
Horseman Dead.

Berrie. Ont. Feb 4.-N. Dyment, the well known race horse owner and mil lionaire lumberman, died here today after n short illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
RECEIPTS FROM POLICE.

City Department Collects $1,00i.2S Dur-
 ing Month of January.
 Sergeant Oscar McDade of the Mont gomery Police Department yesterday completed the report os collections for the department during January The report shows the following sums col lected: From cases in January. ss90.25i from back cases. $i2S;. pound fees s71.59; hauling dead stock. $1.50; total S1091o5
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan on watches diamonds. jew eify guns and pistols don't worry your friends when in need of a small loan come 10 us: our business N strictly confidential.
 Montgomery Jan Go --1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
utters for New Orleans.

Washington. Feb. 4.--The House to- day passed a bill providing for reNc- nue cutters at New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05

Early and late the Daybreak Ferttlt- gers and Acid Phosphates are always the wipners.T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
MULES AND HORSES.

JUST Received seven more loads Tennessee mules and two car loads horses. come to see us Prtcss right. 400 head stock on hand. 123 Lee St.. Abraham Bros. Horse and Mule Co.
 If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
BRursE CAUSED DEATH.
Haywood Simpson Injured on Steame
 Near Decatur.

Decatur Feb. 4.--(Special. l-Hay- wood Simpson died from the effects of A bruise which he received several days ago on the steamer Pierson. Mir, Simpsons overcoat became eptangled
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05

4 Cure for Ecsema at Last. Sample delivered free of charge by Imperial Med. Co Houston, Tex.
 adv--tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
WANTFn-BOARDFRs.


 COUPLE can secure board with large front room in private family about two blocks from Court Square. Give references Ad dress s. A. c. care Advertiser. S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
WANTED-FEMALE hET.P.
WE-NTED--sALESME.N.

WANTED SALESAIEN-We want 25 men and women at once to represent us in city If Montgomery and surrounding towns. Per
 manent position. big money. Call or write today Malcomb Art Co.,, 10 South Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
TRUNKS

vvANTED-You to know that we are selling trunks at factory prices Call and tome of our makes Montgomery Trunk O., 1o3
 Bibb St. -I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
INTERPRETATION.

WANTED-Employmen from to D. m., by young man, temperate habits, past years with present employers. No objection to collecting commission refer ences Bond if required. Address ID" care Advertiser tu-su-s WANTED--Position by experienced lady etenographer. Can assist book-keeper or cashier if necessary. Address J. G. T., care Advertiser H-S wANTED-Position by registered, druggist, of several years experience. Best reference furnished. F. O. Box S1. Prattville. Ala
 6-,0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
ENGRAVING.

THE BEsT-send your work I, us fer sat- isfactory results and quick execution all Known processes The Advertiser Engraving
 Co., Phone e67, Montgomery. Ala -ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
WANTED-Fo BUY.

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 ANYONE having copy of book. written by inc late Captain B. H. Screws. title "Loil Legisiature." can find purchaser by address ing w. K care of The Advertiser. -y-tf WANTED-To buy 100 lbs. good ciean iin. on or cotton rage. he Advertiser Co. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
TYPEWRITERS.

NEW and second hand typewFiters for sale nachines of all makes rented. repaired and exchanged Supplies and accessories. E. L. Davant Successor to Terry Davant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
WANTED-AGEETS.

wANTED--Agents to sell best hand- nower Cement Brick Machine out Lib-
 sraI commission. Emery and Mckerlie. Saav Cttv Mich. 2-10x
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-05
EXPERT. SAFE REPAIRING.

BY JNo N TODD. Expert Merchants. and bankers safes opened and repaired Comht- cialty. We send expert to any town Mont gomery Safe and Lock CO, 221 Commerce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-19
HAS SEEN
1T WORK
EWERS WHITE Is SET
AGAINST PRO
HIRiTION
LOCAL OPTION IS BETTER
That Coupled With High
License VIII Do Good

Asserting that personal observation
Of the workings Of the local option law
IA western Texas has convinced him
ls,.,t it Is the best solution for the IL
diior question, Ewers White of Nc.
Loud, former president of the state
board of agriculture, declared tonight
hat although a life long advocate OF
Prohibition. he desired a high license
and local option clause in the state
constitution.
] have been an advocate of prohibi
uon all my life,' said Mr.. White Il
was q resident OF the state OF Kan
saa when the prohibition amendment
TO the state constitution was adopted
and worked and voted for the meas
ure Afterward for eight years as
sheriff and deputy sheriff of Wilson
ooanty l was nnsparing in my efforts
to enforce the law.
As the majority of the people OF
Wilson county, were In favor of pro
hihifion, the law was enforced there
pnt in Sedwick county. there neve
has been time 20 my knowledge that
the prohibition law has hecn enforced
II recently spent some time in west