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The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-07
Kinsella, insurance.
Lester for best bicycles.

kinSella, insurance.
Lester for best bicycles.
All kinds OF vegetables at Marks
Market.
Miss Zoe Moore spent Saturday and
Sunday In Eaton.
Mrs. Martina Neal started last
Thursday for Boise, Ida.
Watches, clocks, jewelry and
Sterling silver at Yardley's.
Engraved wedding cards and an
nouncements ut the Tribune office.
Dolly Lafey OF Boulder was the
guest Of Mrs. l.. A. Kight last week.
j. s. CRADLE left last week for a
week business trip to Des Moines,
Iowa.
This is the season OF the year for
horse blankets and lap robes Call
on +. A. Gates.
Mesdames Ed Fuqua aud Elizabeth
Hosmer of Ault spent Wednesday OF
last week IN Greeley.
We have large and complete line
Of heating stoves at all prices. Nc.
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
For sale at bargain, s-room
house ON Thirteenth street, good
location. Sanborn & Houston.
Fred Ollie OF Denver was the
guest of his brother, DR.. Frank
Ollie, Thursday ..and Friday OF last
week.
THE TIME, the Place and the
Girl" Greeley opera house Friday,
Nov. sth. The greatest musical
play of the season
Mrs. A. K. Clark and Mrs. j. W.
Ramsey went to Fort Lupton last
Friday to visit their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. NJ. B. Knowles,
Miss Rose Swan returned to Dew.
ner Wednesday after several days
visit with her mother. Miss Swan
Is teacher in the Swansea school in
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carlson ano
baby of Fort Collins we're in Greeley
last Friday enroute home from Eaton
where they had been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. J. G. Carlson.
Mrs. William Dierling, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
Burkhart, left last Saturday for hel
home in Queen City, Mo. Mrs.
Burkhart accompanied her Us far as
Denver.
Mrs. Florance Allen, who has beer
stenographer at the sugar factory fol
three months, left Friday for Denver
where she will visit relatives two
weeks. She then expects to 90 te
the coast for the winter.
Articles of incorporation Of thu
Teller. Pettepier Mercantile company
we're filed In the county clerks ofiic'
Hast Friday The scapitai stock !
slO, 600 and the company will put II
q general merchandise store at Sever
ance.
| Miss Clarabel Waterbury o
Whitesborough, N. Y. was tn
guest Tuesday and Wednesday OF las
week Of Mr.. and Mrs George M
Houston. She has been making
short stay in Denver and Colorad
Springs and also visiting friends !
Fort Collins.
| Peter Hughes of Evans was las
Friday acquitted Of the charge c
deadly assault upon Benjamin Cuth
bert, the old man from the Wei
county hospital who was beaten an
kicked bv somebody at Evans las
week while trying to secure lodging
for the night.
The Union Ladies' Aid societ
met Wednesday, Oct. %, at tl
5 home of Mrs. Ed Houston. III
afternoon was spent sewing for tf
: children of Mrs. Hiram W1lsoi
whose husband is in jail for shoo
ing w. Fl. Davis. The county con
missioners furnishedhalf the materii
t for the clothing and the ladies mae
a the garments. They gave " ga
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-07
A Reliable Remedy for Group.

Mrs. s. Rosenthal OF turner
Mich, says: ''We have used Cham-
berlain's Cough Medicine for our
selves and children for several years
and like it very much. l..th1nk IL
IS The only remedy for Group ana eau
h,ghlv recommend it.. For sale py
all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-07

eler.
hnce.
kinds of repair
Eilcrest spent Fri
cents per pound.
kst.
b quantity at Nor
be CITY.
Fair in armory
Ut for the dates.
Is went to Denver
three days' visit.
d c. F. Robinson
for San Diego.
with went to Hills
for a week S visit
per of Evans spent
her son, Dir. r. S.
pick Meal ranges in
its at low prices.
ware Co.
erman Kruse were
week where Mrs,
er eyes treated.
oduce and Commits
e" ware house, 10!
the highest market
Be. Phone. Gree
ian of Panora, la.
isiting Mrs. E. F
t five weeks, lef
Seattle, where st,'
he winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-07
Goodman g. Neil Kind

o,r Clothes have pleased others sane. ana
we know they will please you ir, no
W. anae in price from S12.5o to $500
1tns 1t's p pleasure to show .,hss these ogeT geT.
,,,ertsFcome in, look them ove.' ,.
INV them on-that's all we ASK
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27

incisive remarks by Senator Blackmon He had heard the speech of Senator Lusk. he had heard the same speech often before. It was not an argu- ment; 1t was a speech characteristic of the Senator from Marshal-one full of insinuations
 He commended the Senator to read and consider what Soloman had said of the corru2ting influence of gifts. not only az applied to passes but to S6 a day to which a man was not en- titled He asked the Senator from Marshall what Soloman would have said to the man who would take $6 a day more than he was entitled to have.
 There is one phase of his speech to which l must refer, said Senator Blackmon. The Senator from Mar shall, who is an older man than my self is doubtless more familiar with the ethics of the legal profession. l would ask him to consider if the rules of ethics would permit a lawyer in a public address to criticise harshly a judge on the bench.
 ''rhe Senator took occasion to notice my remarks of Tuesday night in which I declared that the ability and purity of the life of Judge Thomas G. Jones in every respect defied criticism. That remark gave opportunity to give ex- pression to what was ranking and
  it out tonight.
 Wlll Continue to Rank High.
 But the public opinion of Judge Jones will remain undisturbed. not withstanding what the Senator from Marshall has said and I and the peo- pie of Alabama. with all due respect will continue to rank Judge Jones as a greater lawyer than even the Sen ator from Marshall"
 Then came the vote. The motion on the amendment of Senator Lusk was first put. This was the motion to ta- ble the amendment. The motion was defeated, only three votes being cast for it. The amendment provided that United States marshals and their depu- ties should be excluded from the pro- visions of the bill. The amendment was then adopted.
 The vote was then taken on the passage of the bill The announced vote was ayes, 13 and noes, 12 But the vote of Senator King had not been recorded and it had been cast for the bill Nor was the vote of Senator Heacoek recorded by the Secretary, i7 the first ballot, although the friends of the measure declared that 1t had been for the bill.
 The friends of the bill were claim ing therefore, as the Senate adjourned that the vote was Ayes, 15, and nays 12.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
EDITORS HAVE RETURNED
 FROM THEIR MOBILE TRIP
Steamer City Of Mobile Arrived At
 Wharf Yesterday.

at the Montgomery wharf yesterday morning at o'clock, bringing back the members of the Alabama Press As sociation from Mobile. where they spent of the Gulf City. All of the party on board were we'll and loud in their praise of the hospitality they received the many courtesies extended them by the crew of the steamer. The trip in every way was a most delightful one and will long be remembered by the friends who accompanied them.
 few members of the association left the steamer at Mobile and did not return with the party to Montgomery They expect to spend several more days there and at Point Clear, before return ing home,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
HIS STORY GOES UP
SUPPOSED KIDNAPPED TOY NOW
 IN PRISON.
Twelve Year-Old Who Told Gulfporl Authorities He Had Been Stolen
 Had Larceny Charge
 Against Hlm.

Mobile. July 26.-(Special )-The 12- year-old boy who was pivked up by the Gulfport police, who gave his name as Paul Desporte, and who claimed to have been Kidnapped from Monroe Park. was brought to Mobile last night .t answer the charge of grand larceny with which he is charged by J. H :: kahlor. the man for whom he worked at Monroe Park.
 When arraigned in the Ipferior Court this morning the boy stated that his wis. He also admitted that he had not been kidnapped here as stated to the Gulfport officials. The case was not gone intN in the Inferior Court. the boy being sent to the county jail where | an effort is being made to get into according to his statement live in New Orleans.
 Erect Big Hotel. It was announced today that plans are making for the formation cf Q
 large stock company. the purpose Of
 the largest hotels on the Eastern Shore.
 Report which emanates from . per
 fectly reliable source, has 1t that
 Messrs. Murray and Peppers. who are
 connected with the Bay Steamship
 the new project, and the lochtion Is | Montrose. The statement was made | that the hotel will be modern in every particular and will be steam heated. which will make the building. avail able as a summer and winter hotel. | 1t was said they would be within the | next few days, when arrangements Will l be made for putting the plans of the company in operation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
PROBATE NOTICE,

s... of Alabama. Montgomery County, ihe prohate Court. July 18th. 1907 r Martha Shields who resides at Beloote. Texas, and F. Flushing who resides at Vnu will take notice that on the 2sth day n, June. 1907. certain paper In writing. oi ert,ng to be the last will and testament ph PPohacca S Rushing, deceased, was filed ,n the Probate of this County by w; T. M kusnh nrehate thereof as such will and that the the sth day of August 1907. was appointed s" sdav for hearing said application. at which a ,e ' vou may appear and contest the same :f YOU see proper
 IT 'o J. B. GASTON, e, Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON bf SPINNERS THROUGHOUT THE ON HUnRIn.

,h taking of American cotton by sn,nners throughout the world as follows 'D round numbers: ,. TEA ood 1n, yaar T30OO year before last.
 Total since september lst. this year F.. .9a ooo against 1l.2So.00o last year, anu n ss1 900 the year before ,hI Northern spinners and Canada ,' VI, 2 tss 900 bales this year. against B. sSs' GOO last year and 2'2ssoo" the year yea, o"io,e l., ooo is.st year and 2.0+7.00o the year s.f,.eV' so,aIe .n6 foreign spinners 7.53s. 900; osainst s.ssO 900 last year. and 1e4s.oo' inc year before
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
EARLY MORNING FIRE
 IN CARRIAGE WORKS
Blaze in Attic on Bibb Street Causes Damage Amounting to Not
 over 41O,OOO.

over $1O,OOO.
 A fire. supposed to have been caused by spontaneous combustion. broke out at 1:15 o'clock this morning in the brick building at 109-115 Bibb street. occupied by the Montgomery Carriage Works. The fire was under control and out within a half hour after the fire department reached the scene.
 Though 1t was difficult at the hour of the night to estimate the loss, 1t was thought that the total would not exceed $10.000. It was insured.
 The carriage works, stock conn pany managed by J. D. Geibel. sus tained the largest loss in the attic. where about s7O00 worth of material was stored The second floor. under the attic, used as a paint shop. was partially damaged. but 1t was believed not to a great extent. On this foo" there were about seventy-five jobs in process of completion.
 The first floor was damaged only by water. and this was comparatively slight. On this floor is located the blacksmitH shop. the repository where the products of the company are kept for sale and the office. There were about seventyfive jobs on this floor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
MRS. BATES IS DEAD.
Passes Away After Brief Illness at Her
 Home on Robinson Street.

Mrs G. A. Bates died at 9:3O o'clock last night at the family residence, 24 Robinson street. after an illness Of nine days from paralysis. She was forty years old and had been resi- dent of Montgomery for the past twen- ty-one years. She was a consistent member of the Clayton Street Meth odist Church
 Mrs Bates is survived by her hus- band, two sons, Walter Bates. of Mont gomery. and John Lates. of Mexico, one daughter, Miss Annie Bates of Font gomery, three brothers, Bryant Vaughn, of Montgomery. John Vaughn, of Dothan, and William Vaughn. of Texas. and two sisters. Mrs. Ida C.. Knowles and Miss M. Vaughn, of .fuBOGirl6 ii fiaqy nu a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah July 26.--Turpentine tri" ,5%c. sales 1.o42; receipts l.o12: shipments 5,552 -oo. .oa,nts aoA. sbinments BITS; stock s5.440. ABC v oe @ S io" n s4 .2S@35; E $4.55@75: F $t 1o@ S5, G s4. .75a77lA; H s4 s2h @so: "A so % Q sS co. K $C. 20; B. 50; se'7o; w" s5 sodt SC co. wv SC 0o. .
 yyilminston. July 26.-Turpentine firr'
 Rosin steady; $IO2h; receipts 47S.
 Tar firm S2 50: receipts 7e.
 Crude turpentine firm 8 co: $s'ao ana
 Charleston, July 2s.J-Turpentine and ros-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
us,x Su,nmer Travel.

they are sending a lot of people out of this city to nearby summer resorts probably more than at the beginnlng of the season, and ftN~is believed the extreme hot weather of>the past few weeks has had something to do with this Summer rates will be in erect until the latter part of August
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
Cnttnn From Liverpool.

New Orleans, July 26.-The manifest of the steamer Custodian arrived here tolav and showed that the vessel Is car
 rying 2.OO0 bales of American raw cot ton from Liverpool The consignee is not disclosed but the cotton is reported to be for American mills. The GUS todian should arrive within two days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
Sn,diera ta Arrixe

The new soldiers for Fort Morgan will arrive in the city Saturday night or Sunday night from Fort Moultrie, and a new commander from Fort Moul- trie will take command of the Mobile battery at the entrance to the harbor.
 Capt. Louis Garard. of the United States Army here, says that another company will joi nthe 18th that Is com put into condition to accommodate te them. It Is not known if the old com panies here, the 99th and the Sth will return.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
Wouldn't Change Teacher.

The fact that Prof. N. R. Baker. as schools of Mobile county, applied for the position of principal of the boys high school department, was not elect ed, does not mean that he is diSsatis- fled Professor Baker has been doing so much good with the country schools that the school board decided he was the best man available for the plifting of the country school system He has moved from Whistler to a comfortable home on Dauphin Way. and is now making preparations in connection with the superintendent, Professor Mur- phy. for a good work next season
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
CUT PRICES On Railroad Watches

For this week we are going to give to the public an opportunity of a life time to buy a good watch at a price that a cheap watch costs elsewhere. $100.0o solid gold R. R. witch. 2l s5o. .oo. gold filled, 2s jewel Veri- tias. :. .......... $500 ton. I. .. ........... 2s.oo IS jewei. .. .......... 1900 Hundreds of othsr watches which you can buy at cut prices with Dreher guarantee.
 FRED J. DREHER & CO,
 0ufh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
BURGLARS RSFREQUENT
ROBBERS GIFT VALUABLE JEWEL
 AY III MOBILE.
SAxth EntraAee to Houses In One See uoa Of Gulf City Effected Police Believe They Hove Clew.

Mobile. July 2s.-(Special. )-Another robbery has been reported to the po- lice from the southwestern portion of the city This makes the sixth burg iary reported from this section within the last four days. There seems to pc one or mora burglars who are at Work ri m this particular vicinity alone. a Each of the burglaries are similar to the others. the thief nearly always en- tering through a window atfer having cut several slats out of a blind. then running ru,Id his hand through and unfast-
 In nearly every case the marauder mas succeeded in making on with | Jewelry this sort of loot seeming his speciality. Rarely is anything else been carried away.
 The haul made last night was the richest yet obtained by the burglars on any of the recent raids. Three gold | M; four solid gold bracelets. one of | which was blue enameled and set with a large diamond; stick pin, set with onefGTrth on, 3,n carat diamond; hns gold ring one of which is set with twenty-four pearls: a iocket with diamonds; and a gold medal with pendant constitut- ing & the loot secured in the haul
 The police this morning declined to disclose the name or the place of res- idence of the party whose residence | was burglartzed last night, but stated | that the residence entered was that of most prominent business man. They also state that the method of entrance into the house seemingly points to the fact that this latest depreciation | was committed by the same person who has been guilty of the other recent
 Every enort is now being made ty officers who have been detailed to look into the matter to land the guilty ones and 1t Is understood that some clews have already developed. Further de- velopments are expected to take place at nearly date.
 l New Mobile Pilots.
 | The result of the examination held July 23 and 24 for applicants for H. cense as pilots on Mobile Bay and bar were announced today by Harbor Mas ter Williams. the following eight can- Marine. Percy Maloney, George W. Railey, James Allen, Rufus Barnett, Lyman Ri Steiner; Henry scarcliff and John Wilson.
 The Board of Examiners who passed upon the papers was composed of Cap. Commissioners: Captain Curtis Johnson 1 for the Bar Pilots Association and George N. Godbpldt, representing the applicants.
 their time as apprentice pilots in the lower bay on the piiot boat and those who passed will be licensed as pilots and get the first vacancies that occur. The present session of the City Court, which has been going for more than a month past. will be brought to a close tomorrow, the cases set for trial on l that day being the last on the docket for the present session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
An Omaha woman on hearing her q

cree of divorce pronounced rushed over to the man she was being freed from
 and embracing him passlonately kissed him warmly. Goodness how relieved that woman must have felt to have cx' hibited such an Xurberance of spirits. Or perhaps after all this was merely her method of making a touch for the aIImonY,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
SECRETARY TESTERS WEEKLY cor
 TON SCATEMENT.

New Orleans July 2S.--SecretAry Hester . ment issued before the close of business to- day shows . decrease in the movement tn- to sight compared with the seven days end 14.ooo. a iecrease under the same days year before last of 5000. and an increase over the same time in 1904 of 12.0o0.
 For the 26 days of July the totals show q decrease under last year of 5000. a de- crease under the same period year before last of 311.Ooo. and an increase over the
 For the 32S days of the season that have elapsed the aggregate is ahead of the BPS days of last year 2.4o1.ooo. ahead of the ahead of 1904 by 3.45s.oOo.
 The amount brought into sight during the past week has been 3O.73s bafes. against last year. 1ls.747 year before last and as, orr the same time in 1904: and. for the 2s days of July 1t has been i2s.7s4. asainss 196, ,094 last year, 437.S89 year before last and 7S.ss2 the same timo in 1904:
 The movement since September 1st shows receipts ct all United States ports s;so7.ess. against 7.754.263 last year. S.S26.soA year before last and 7.17.2l7 the same time 'h 1904. Overland across the Mississippa ono and Potomac rivers to Nortnern mllis ana Canada. 1,21S,557, against s7s,7o2 last year. lOS5351 year before last and s1s.4h2 the same time in 1904; interior stocks in excess of those held at thsr close S of the commer- ns 2O6 year before last and 6a.435 the same time in 1904; southern mills takinSs Z.SOS, 900. against Zl78.b61 lust year, zs"Stsoos year before last and l.7ss.+5s the same time in 1904.
 BPS days of the season from September list to date 13,336612, against 10.S3s.1s4 inet year. l3.1lls25 year before last and s.S1s.- ks2 the same time in 190%.
 Foreign exports for the week have been 21.330 against 21.S56 last year. making me total thus far for the season S.Szo.4Ss: against s.3s2.ts5 last year. an increase ot 1.93f,9z3. .,
 Northern mills takings and Canada dur. ing tho past seven days show a decreass of .4e2. as compared with tho corTesponoins period last year. and their total takings since september 1st have increased 17G.oSi !. The total takings of American mills. North. south and Canada. thus far for the season have been I.so0,47s. against \;ess,s.s iass gear These include 2.526.122 by Northern spinners against 2.356.05s.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the 2s leading Southern Interior centers have oecreaseo during the week 1s.s74 bales; asan r,od Ia as s, season of 13.sss and are now 2s.ss2 larger than at this date in lso6. .
 Including stocks left over at ports ana TT terior towns from the lastNcrop, tne supply to date Is 1s,634,3s2 against 11,Ss0325 Tor ths same period last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
That's Right

..The Bank of France holds a re- serve of SS6.OO0,O0 in gold" Yes, that's the trouble with all these barks they are too dinged reserved. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27

What is the speed limit here?'
 ."rhere ain't any. The Judge looks 'em over and fines 'em what he thinks they've got"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
TOBACCO HABIT CURED

Cigarette, Cigar. Pipe. Snuff. Tobacco Chewing and all forms of tobacco using are cured by the JAMES HOME CURE FOR TOBACCO HABITS. Put up in Tablet form Easy and convenient to take. Makes quit ing a pleasure. Cures while you work. Price of full course of tablet treatment for to- bacco habit $2. For sale by Montgomery Drug Company. Montgomery. Ala. or the James Sanatorium Co.,, Memphis, Tenn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
4 DeIOclOus Drink. HORSFORn'S ACID PHOSPHATE

teaSpoonful added to a glass of cola water Invigorates, Strengthens and Re freshes. -i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
srcprTARy TESTERS WORLDS VISL- RIE SIJPPLY STATEMENT.

New orleans, July 2e-Secretarv Hester statement of the worlds visible supply or cotton made up from special cable and tel, E, erranhic advices compares the figures oI this week with last week. last year and the year before It shows a decrease Tor tn@ week just closed of 13s. 139. against oe- crease of 17O.424 last year and a decrease of 133.s25 year before last.
 The total visible Is 2.sS1.6se. against g. 1oo.S75 last week. 2.ss4.s55 last year ana a z, sol year before last. Of this the totai of American cotton Is l,7s95ss. against r. Ss7 STE last week. 1.2S7.955 last year ana t.- S72sOI year before last. and of all othef kinds including Egypt, o Braa,,' @ % andia eaS. eo5. ooo last year and 1.112,ooo wear before t,aI ras,
 The total worlds visible supply or cotton !, ss above shows decrease compared Wtn last week of 1ss an increase ea Ssepeass compared with year before last of 2s,Ios.
 Of the worlds visible supply of cotton .. ahoxe there is now afloat and held in Great Britain and continental Europe l;1sn;o"S sos "uc Vear before last; in Egypt 5a'ooo asains, AZ GOO last year and sS.00O year beiore last in india 697 ,o00. against 749.oo0 last yaAs and 75O.ooo year before last; ana oaa ,ass sns limited states 421.000, against 3ss."oo 'as' year and 544.o00 year before last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27

"why. if we elope. Jack. mama will never speak to either of us again. Well for heavens sake. dearest, let's do it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27
More Than Lik el,
GAnd News.

50 Bill died with his boots on"
 T suppose so; he was that wild and woody he generally slept that way"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27

Senator R. l. Tllman.
 Bryan lacks only one thing. as far IS l can see. He does not seem to possess the fine tactfui Judgment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-27

Sometimes a hired girl leaves her situation to better herself. and some- times it's to get married.