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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

The contemplated visit of Colonel Frank A. DiIllnsham.' manufacturer and dispenser Of the newest and most wonderful discovery of the age, Plant Juice." has created more than the orr dinary interest among our people. and the opening night on Court Square promises to. be memorable event in Montgomery Tn addition to the dis pensing of the remedies Colonel Dil- Iinsham gives a most pleasing enter .tainment. The press of the South es- peciaIly the cities where he has visited in the last season, are teeming with stories of his wonderful success. and testimonials by the thousands are free Iy given by those who have. been per- .nnanently cured by his wonderful medi- cines.
 Unlike a great many of the patent medicines dispensers the Plant Juice remedies do their own advertising. Once introduced in a community they have invariably become the household favorite and are essential in the we'll reguiatedi Eamiiy as 'he Aoo" Noi table.
 Colonel Ddliingham's method of pre- senting his remedies and cures to the public is as unique as it is entertain ing. He has in his employ a company of Vaudeville actors of the very high est class, and presents program. in terspersing the dispensing of his medi- cines. at once pleasing and profitable to all .
 In one southern city recently al
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
MAY PROCEED WITH @
 HULL STREET PAVING
Traction Company Directors Agree to Grant Right-Of-Way Without
 Condemnation Proceedings.

General Manager W. H. Ragland, of the Montgomery Traction Company, said yesterday that he has received notice that the directorate of the com pany has decided to give the city a right-of- way on South Hull street. be- tween Finley avenue and Clanton streeet, for the laying of pavement.
 The action was taken by the Trac- tion directors at a meeting held recent ly in Philadelphia and it indicates that the asphalt pavement on Hull street will be extended as far as Clanton street.
 When the city council decided to pave this part of Hull street, the point was raised that the Traction Company had purchased the right of way when the track was laid years ago. The council. though. directed the Mayor to proceed with condemnation proceed ings if the company would not grant the city a right of way for paving the street. The action of the directorate of the street car company will settle the matter peacefully.
 It is understood that the Tractionf Company never objected to the instali- ment of pavement on this part of Hull street, but in view of a number of other expensive Improvements on the lines which are contemplated, 1t would have been preferable. to the company to postpone the Hull street improve ment a while. The pavement. it is claimed, will necessitate new trackage and the cost to the company will be about $25.000
 Mayor Teague had yesterday re- ceived no official notice of the action of the directors.
 The willingness of the Montgomery Traction Company to grant the right of way was made known to him by a representative of The Advertiser.
 The Mayor expressed qualification at the news. The ordinance authorizing the pavement of Hull street is pend ing in the council awaiting the decision of the Traction Company. It is ex- pected that the statement of the Com pany's determination will have for mai consideration by the council Mon day night and that the pavement of the street will be continued.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
A, rieldn nIondax.

A Fields Monday.
 The Al G. Field Greater Minstrels which comes to the Montgomery Thea Ire for a matinee and night perform. ance tomorrow is acknowledged by all
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
COME IN STATE
Col. Frank A. Dillingham; Will Arrive and Win Delight Hundreds With Free
 Advertising Concert.

leading daily newspaper in describing the visit and entertainment of Colonel Diliingham declared that the entertain- rnent alone was worth going miles to Ssee and hear. while the number or cures performed before the public gaze was something remarkable and never before witnessed in the South.
 The greatest success has attended the sale. of the Plant Juice remedies. a new discovery. being manufacsured and dispensed by Colonel Dillingham; and his representatives. It is having a most remarkable sale. and is doing a wonderful work for the relief of suf- fering humanity.
 There Is nothing in rhe entertain ments given by, this company of per- forfiers to prevent the. most fastidious from attending. Colonel Dillingham; requires the most careful attention to detail in the entertainment of the crowds and gives his own personal supervision to all the details. Great crowds taxing the capacity of the space occupied have greeted them everywhere, and from present indications the re- ception at Montgomery will be no ex- ception. to the rule. Persons suffering from long standing ailments win re- ceive the most earnest attention.
 The advance agent of Colonel Dii- lingham who is in the city. reports that all the arrangements are practi- cally complete for the entertainment of the crowds and the first evening entertainment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
NEWS OF ATMoRE.
Posfmaster Complies Figures On Rural ss4S Delivery Service. [

F0stmnstef Complies FfSUreS Um Hufa1 Delivery Service.
 Atmore, Oct. 5.-(Special. )--Post- master William Wagner of this place has, compiled the following whi&l shows the large patronage extended to Rural Free Delivery No. l, since It's establishment last April. The figures apply only to the past quarter which ended September 80:
 Total number of letters delivered. B. 653: postal cards, 59f: newspapers, B. sss; circulars. 1883: packages. 1e4; to- tai pieces delivered. 10, ,660 Total num- Der of letters collected. 1873; postal cards, PAS; newspapers, 5; packages. 14; total pieces collected. 2.241.s This makes a grand total of 12.901 pieces handled by the carrier. Mrs. R. F.. Lowery.
 The compiling of the figures was made possible by the general order from the postmaster general which called for the weighing of the mailS as well as the counting of pieces of different classes of mail handled. These figures show that this rural route Is one of the best patronized routes Tn Eseahahia county.
 Two daring hurglaries have occurred in Atmore during the past week which have completely baffled the town au- thorities, all efforts to discover clues which might lead to the iuentity v the perpetrators having proved futile
 The victims were Dr. J. F. Peavy and J. M Mormon, the latter, who at the time of the theft was visitor at the home of W. R. Mcdonald. being the heavier loser.
 The mode of theft in both instances were identical. the thieves being scon- tent to rifle the pockets of their vic- tsms while they slept. It is generally thought that the burglars are the same ones who's had recently operated In Perdido and vicinity. when the depot at that place was entered.
 The 1e-months-old son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Jordan died here recently after short illness, the interment talk ing place at the bnrying ground In Pearch.s ssg azsa fs ersfts VT
 Mrs. H. H. Patterson, who has been quite Ill at, the home of her father, w. M. Carney, at this place, since her return from Montreal, Canada, was car ried to Mobile yesterday, where 1t Is thought under skilled treatment she will soon regain her health.
 Donahoo Lodge, No. 222, K. of F., held an enthusiastic meeting here last night, and much business of importance was transacted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

ful meeting with Miss Julia Smith at her University home. The leader in German Literature" was Mrs. Brown- ell. Mrs. Blair furnished paper. on the Early Germans and Their Coun- try" Mrs. l.. Y. Graham gave a synopsis of the Great German epic, s.NibeIungenlied." Mrs. !. J. Mayfieid told of the courts epics and the mine song. Mrs. Dugger gave the second national epic, "Gudrunlied. Mrs. Gomilier, Mrs. Losey and Miss Smith were guests of the. club.
 The following announcement VIII be of interest to hosts of friends through out Alabama: M
 "Mr. and Mrs. Frank s. Moody an- nounce the approaching marriage of their daughter. Mary Washington, to MT. Aubrey Boyles of Mobile. Ala"
 Mss Moody is tho eldest daughter of Senator Frank Moody
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
STcomERY THEATRE.

MONTGOMERY THEATRE.
 Monday, Matinee and Nfght, Al C.. Fields,s Greater Nfinstrels. X
 Tuesday Night, "Dream City"
 wednesday Night, Msbel Montgom- ery Tn "zira.s
 The program of the Montgomery, Theatre for the coming week presents the names of three offerings, widely d. verse in character but by no means dis similar in points of excellence They have all been received with high praise wherever they have been shown and their coming to Montgomery will be marked, doubtless, by the same com plimentary greeting.
 Al G. Fields and his company of fun makers may be praised only com parativeiy. They have been to Mont gonery and every one knows that they are good. This year. though, they are said to be better than ever. In the creation of comedy there has been an improvement in personnel and in pro duetion and to costumery and stagery has been paid careful and close at- tentfon that must necessarily De re- warded by the greatest success MT, Fields has ever won. Following the minstrels, who appear at the Montgomery Theatre Monday matinee and night Is Dream City, Weber production that packed the weber Theatre in New York durlng practically all of a season Tnere IS an uniquity about the play and It's per formance that carries Dream City beyond the scope of most musical plays and its attractiveness is immense. IL is applicable, however, not only oy US cieverness of plan and line but by the remarkably intelligent gathering or talent that was made to produce it on its Southern tour x
 A pleasing feature of Dream City will be -stfe face that Mime. Lillian Biauvelt, the prima donna soprano. will sing in 1t.
 Mabel Montgomery. who was seen m sZaza" in the Montgomery Theatre last wear, returns Wednesday night With ..zira.s a play in which she has strongly emotional part. Miss Mont romery, who is wei known In Mont gomery because of signally excellent performances is this year the star in a play that affords her opportunity to utilize her great strength In the DOT trayal of decided characters In the stress of mighty influences. }.
 Aside from its quick, witty dialogue and brilliant characterization the play offers scenes unusual and intensely dramatic and in these Miss Montgom- cry proves her reputation for ability to sustain difficult roles in dimcuit plots.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

MONTGOMERY THEATRE. Monday, Matinee and Night, Al G. Fields,s Greater Minstrels. Tuesday Night, "Dream City" Wednesday Night, Mabel Montgom- erx fn ~Zfra.S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
Mabel Montgomery iu ..zira.,

maDcA montgomery In "ZiPa.0
 In play which is said to stir the audience from the prologue tc the fall of the curtain on the final act. Mabel Montgomery will be seen at the Mont gomery Theatre. Wednesday night
 The piece which has been selected for Miss Montgomery second annual star ring tour is the Princess Theatre suc- cess 'Zira' written by Henry Miller and J. Hartley Manners, and based on incidents fin Wilkie Collins famous nov el The New Magdalen." The play wrights have added to the thrilling plot wrought by the brilliant novelist, a new and enchanting dialogue. Strong situations, vivid emotional scenes and a new treatment of the old story, has made. 1t is said. this play one of the most novel and remarkable dramatic offerings that has been presented in many years past.
 Miss Montgomery will be seen in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

John Edwards was placed under temporary bond and his case contin- ued on account of the absence of the government witnesses and John Ed- wards was discharged for want of suf- ficient evidence to bind over.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

BOILER FRONTS--Both heavy and light. half arch or full arch; get aeavy JANNEY FRONT and stop re- pairs. Janney and O., Montgomery. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

Negro Found Guilty Of Murder of An-
 other Negro in Tuscaioosa.
 Tusacoolsa, Get, 5--(5pecial )-Frank Smith, a negro, who was tried here for murder was found guilty by the jury and hisf punishment will be the peniteptiary for life. Ills crime was the killing sof another negro named Nance. at Eeilerman.s
 The nrto-pnte Club had a delight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06
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ID you .Ifke Havana Cigarss Try the New Renmvoir Bc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-06

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED RENEEDY
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
PREPARE THIS YOURSELF.

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24

II VI bOlltt Stnu
ES,rs9 every afternoon a report to
Eze2sE) me on the condition OF the
capital and the feeling of the people.
The document included also an ac-
count of the movements Of any persons
whom the police had received instruc-
tons to watch. Since | had been in
Strelsau Sapt had been i'm the habit of
reading the report and telling me any
items OF interest which it might con-
tain. On the day after my adventure
In the summer house he came I'm as |
was playing hand of ecarte with
Fritz Won Tarlenheim.
The report is rather full of interest
this afternoon he observed, sitting
down
DO you find" asked, ANY men
ton of certain fracasT'
die shook his head with a smile.
Il find this first" he said: Ellis
yighness the Duke of Strelsau left the
city $50 far as IL appears. suddenly.
accompanied by several OF his house
hold. His destination is believed to be
the castle of Zenda. but the party
Travelled by road and not by train.
NM. De Gautct. Bersonin and Detch-
ard followed an hour later, the last
named carrying his arm in a sling.
The cause of his wound is not known.
but 1t is suspected that he has fought
a duel. probably incidental 10 love
affair.""
THAT is remotely true" I observed,
very well pleased 10 find that had
left my mark on the fellow.
Then we come TO this" pursued
Sapt: Mime. de Mauban. whose move
ments have been watched according
TO instructions. left by train at mid
day. she took ticket for Dresden -
ITS an old habit OF hers" said /.
ITO be continued
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
PAIN

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Pain is congestion pain is blood recommending
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tablet-called DR.. Shops Headache Tablet
coaxes blood pressure away from pain centers-
ITS ELECTS charming pleasinRy delightful Gently.
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II you are sleepless. restless. nervous it's blood
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IL in 70 minutes and the tablets simply distribute
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Bruise your finger and doesn't IL get red. and
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We sell ct % cents. and cheerfully recommend
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24


''Or they will"
Listen, listen! When you're killed
your body will be taken to low quar-
ter of the town. 1t will he found
there. Michael Will at once arrest all
your friends-Colonel Sapt and Cap
tain Won Tarlenheim first-proclaim n
state OF siege In Stresau and send a
messenger 10 Zenda. The other three
will murder the king in the castle, and
the duke will proclaim either himself
or the princess-hlmself II he is strong
enough. Anyhow, he'll marry her and
become king in fact and soon in name
DO you seer
"It's a pretty plot. But why. ma
dame, do you
Say I'm Christian-or say I'm
Jealous My God. shall l see him mar
ry her? Now go. hut remember-this
is what l have to tell you-that never
by night or by day are you safe. Three
men follow you as a guard. Is IL not
so? Well, three follow them. Michael's
three are never 200 yards from you.
Your life is not worth moment II
ever they find you alone. Now go.
Stay-the gate will be guarded by now.
Go down softly, go past the summer
house, on for a hundred yards, and
you'll find a ladder against the wall.
Get over 1t and fly for your life"
"And your ! asked.
II have my game TO play too. If he
finds out what l have done, we shall
not meet again. If not, may yet
but never mind. Go at once"
But what will you tell himy'
THAT you never came-that you saw
through the trick"
took her hand and kissed il.
Madame" said /, you have served
the king well tonight Where Is he in
the CASTER"
She sank her voice to a fearful whis-
per. listened eagerly.
Across the drawbridge you come to
heavy door. Behind that lies-hark
What's thatw
There were steps outside.
They're comingl They're too soon
Heavens. they're too soonr' And she
turned pale as death.
"They seen TO me-" said /, ito be in
the nick OF time"
''Close your lantern. See, there's O
chink in the door Can you see them?'
! put my eye to the chink. On the
lowest step ! saw three dim figures
rocked my revolver. Antoinette hasti-
ly laid her hand on mine.
You may kill one" said she, ''bu;
what them
A voice came from outside-a voice
that spoke perfect English.
Mr.. Rassc 1dyll," II said.
! made no answer.
"We want TO talk 10 you VIII YOU
promise not to shoot till we've done?"
"Have l the pleasure OF addressing
Mr.. DetchardT' | said.
Never mind names"
Then let mine alone"
"All right. sire. I've an offer for you"
i still had my eye to the chink The
three had mounted two steps more.
Three revolvers pointed full at the
door.
will you let us in? We pledge our
honor TO observe the truce"
Don't trust them" whispered An
toinette.
I'VE can speak through the door,"
said 1.
But you might open II and fire." OBJ
iected Detchard, land. though we
should finish you. you might finish one
of us. Will you give your honor not to
fire while we talkr'
Don't trust them" whispered An
toinette again.
A sudden idea struck me. / consid-
cred ii for n moment. 1t seemed FEAST
BILE.
81 give my honor not 10 fire before
you do" said I. but ] won't let you In.
Stand outside and talk"
That's sensible he said
The three mounted the last step and
stood just outside the door. laid my
ear TO the chink. could hear no
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
D.. Shops
Headache
Tablets
GEO. E. SHARRAR.

WHYSUFFER WITH PILES7
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he purchase price.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24

Dyspepsia is our national ailment. Bur-
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
The Best Laxative for Children

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
Sour
Stomach

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general debility. sour rsngs. and catarrh
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. troubled with sour stomach for twenty years
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24

It's good old world after all;
If you have no friends or money,
In the river you can fall;
Marriages are quite common and,
More people there would be,
Provided you would take Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Stanard Central drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
A Card From Cnas. Rhoades

We have secured the agency for DR.
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certain cure for piles ever discored.
We personally guarantee it. and will re-
fund the purchase price on every pack
age that fails to give satisfaction.
CHAs. RHoADEs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
snun Alcono, or or.p'l Get You

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Eat nourishing food.
Take plenty of sleep.
Avoid draughts and excuses.
Shun alcohol.
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at" fits the vest pocket.
At Druggists, IS cents or mailed.
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York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-04-24
GRAHAM 4 MORYON


lnterurban car leaving Grand
Rapids at S:00p. m. connect at dock
with Steamer leaving Holland at
o:30 p. m. Arriving in Chicago
600 a. m. Close connections are
also made with P. M. Ry., Holland.
The right is reserved TO change this
schedule without notice.
Dock in Chicago foot Wabash Ave