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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
NEWS OF UNION SPRINGS.
DIR. HamiI Conducts Three Interesting
Services.

Union Springs. May 27.-(Special.)-
Dr. H. NJ Hamil. superintendent of
training work of the Methodist Church.
conducted three interesting services in
the Methodist Church yesterday.
Dr. Hamirs mother once lived here
and he received a warm welcome from
the people and was listened to with in
terest.
A heavy rain and wind storm last
night did much damage to corn.
Miss Sallie Crumpton. of Evergreen,
is the guest of Mrs. r. H. Hayes.
Mr.. billiard, of Mathews, visited his
daughter, Mrs. T. ]. Dean. yesterday.
Troy and Union Springs will cross
bats here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Both have strong teams and these two
teams always draw a large crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. of Orion. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hightow-
err.
Misses Satira and Cora Lee Wilson
are visiting in Midway
Misses Bessie and Tint Dorriety are
attending the Chautauqua in Eufaula.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
IN MIDST OF TROUBLE.


New York Man Charged With Burglary
And False Pretenses.
c. W. Carson, who halls from New
York, is in the midst of a lot of trou-
BILE. He was arrested yesterday morn
ing for having broken into the store
of Felix Morgan, at 1902 North Court
street, where he Is alleged to have
stolen whiskey and groceries. The
arrest was made by Cfficers Loe and
Evans.
Carson had hardly reached the Jail
when w. o. Allen, who runs a general
store on Shady street swore out an
additional warrant against him, MAX
ing the charge of obtaining goods I'M
der false pretenses.
Allen said he would make separate
charges of obtaining goods under false
pretenses in several different cases If
1t became necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28

at the rate of IS cents in lots Of a
thousand cars was received. The
amount charged last year was 20 cents
and some of the members thought this
too high. The matter will be taken
under consideration.
The question of county taxation will
be considered by the Board of Revenue
at the meeting to be held next Mon
day. The State Board of Equalization
recently called upon the Board to raise
the rate of assessment AMI the next
meeting will therefore probably be of
interest
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
COMMITTEES To MEET.
Aldermanic Bodies to Hold Sessions or
Pending Business.

The joint committee OF the City Coun
ell composed of the Commit eos on FL
nance and Judiciary. which has before
It important matters dealing with IL
censes, will meet at 1880 o'clock We'd
nesday evening, pursuant to call is
sued yesterday. The committee expects
to transact a large volume of routine
business.
A meeting of the joint Committee on
judiciary and police has been called TO
meet at o'clock tonight This com
mittee has before 1t proposed far
reaching revisions in the gambling or
dinance.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
TUESDAY, JUNE 4.
UTHE NORTHIAND LIMITED.S

Will begin semi-weekly trips (Tues-
days and Fridays, during June) with
through Sleeping Cars, leaving Gin
cinnati p. m. Louisville $3.50 p. m
over Pennsylvania Lines via Richmond
and g. r. and l.. to Petoskey and
Mackinaw City. Also Sleeping Car
Cincinnati to Traverse City and North
port. Dining Car for breakfast Re-
turning through Sleeping Cars will
leave North Michigan resorts Wednes-
days ana Saturdays for Cincinnati and
Louisville until June 80; daily through
service In both directions. after that
date. Write Lacey, S. P. Agt., 10 Ar
cade. Nashville, Tenn, for further par
ticulars. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
MORE EXHIBITS.


eral and Agricultural Prodncts.
An addition to the exhibition Of min
eral and agricultural productions of
Alabama being made by the State De-
partment of Agriculture and Industries
was received yesterday. 1t comprises
several specimens of grain and forage
crops from the experiment farm at the
Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Au-
burn.
The collection was commenced sew
eral weeks ago by Hon. ]. A. Wilkin-
son. Commissioner of the Department
who has already gathered a number OF
specimens of the woods and crops of
the State. Application for room in the
Capitol to display the growing collec-
tion has been made and it Is hoped
that within short time this will be
obtained.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
DEATH OF MRS. BAGGETT.
Succumbs to Illness That Continue
Several Months

Succumbs to Illness That Continued
Several Months.
Mrs Fannie Baggett died at her
home yesterday afternoon at o'clock
after an illness of several months.
She is survived by husband. w. H.
Baggett, and one daughter. Miss Will
letta Baggett. four sisters. Mrs. Man
ming. Mrs. Hilpin, Mrs. Berry and Mrs.
Boyd, and one brother. o. M. Dinkins.
all of Montgomery. Her mother, Mrs.
n. G. Dinkins, Is also living.
he funeral will take place this at
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the resi-
dence on the Woodley Road.
Elder J. M. Barnes will oficiate at
the services. Interment will be in
lakewood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28

The following deeds were filed In the
Office Of the Judge Of Probate yester-
day:
J. M. Stuckey and wife and M. A.
Stuckey, to A. B. Hamilton, three lots
in Highland Park; consideration. $1,000
w. T. Stuckey and wife to Alma X.
Stuckey, three lots in Highland Park;
consideration, $3.50.
Capitol Heights Development Com
pany to Dittie B. Cook. lot II in BLOCK
46: consideration, $4,000.
Emma williams and D. ]. Williams
to Mary Oden, lot in Stewartville; con-
sideration, love and affection and So.
b. T. Spratlin and wife to S. w.
Jackson. lot on Kensington Heights
consideration, $40.
Dorcas Singo to w. w. Pearson, ten
acres of land on Selma road; consider
alton, IS and other valuable consider
atoms.
Dorcas Singo to NJ. G. Richardson
land on Selma road: consideration, 10
and other valuable considerations.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
ON TO RICHMOND.
Ala. DIV, U. C. VS. SPECIAL TRAIN
pullman Cars and Day Coaches).

(Pullman cars and Day Coaches).
Via
The West Point Route and Southern
Railway.
aeTHE OFFICIAL ROUTE
Leave Montgomery. s g. m. May goth.
1907.
Arrive Richmond. s a. m. May S0th
1907.
ROUND TRIP FROM MONTGOMERY,
4I4.75.
Parties using these tickets to Rich
mond may pay fare to Norfolk Games
town Exposition) and use return por-
lions from Norfolk, provided same are
validated at Norfolk. These tickets
may also be extended at either Rich
mond or Norfolk. according to which
point is last destination. Write the
undersigned for sieeping-car space or
further Information.
w. H. Amerine,
Sol. Fr't & Pass. Agent,
Montgomery. Ala
adV-tu- wed TIL sun
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
SEVENTH DIVISION.

Call of Cases by Supreme Court, But
No Decisions.
The Supreme Court yesterday made
the second call of the Seventh Division
composed of cases appealed from Cal
houn. Cherokee, Clay, Cleburne, De-
Kalb. Etowah, Randolph. Shelby. st.
Clair and Talladega counties.
No decisions were handed down by
the Court yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
THE TEXAS WONDER.

Cures all Kidney Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles; sold by all druggists,
or two months treatment by mail for
ST. DR.. e. w. Hall, 1925 Olive ST., st.
Louis. Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials
adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-28
THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER

arrested last Saturday for having COM
mitted an assault on a negro woman,
was released from jail yesterday. Sa-
vannah Mullins, on whom the assault
was made, appeared at the County jail
for the purpose of Identifying her as
saliant. but when Knuckles was
brought before her she said he was not
the man.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15

promises are fulfilled and that credit is kept
good. The active work depends on the sales
man. He makes the price, sells the produce,
and makes return to the office Our system
checks up the work of every salesman. And
because we have had this organization our
success last year was greater than that of any
year since this house has been in business
1t is the greatest record ever made at this
stand since it has been devoted to the uses
of wholesale fruit and produce house. 1t
was enormous
The farmers of this state reaped the bene-
fit. The growers of this state were the chief
benefciares of this system. And l am plan
ming greater things next year, and the year
after. This year we are teaching our sales
men that each one of them is the man behind
the gun. Each man is supreme in his own
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15

$5OOOOOOO Of money belonging the farmers and
of the State of Washington passed through the hands
of last And it is of record that dol
lar Of it properly and satisfactorily accounted for This
house is proud Of the record 1t is by all Odds the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15
One-Haf Million Dollars

largest Street market which farm
and fruit growers of the State of Washington look for
their greatest returns this house stands peerless and alone
without competitor There for this There
for the splendid record this institution has made
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15

The sales force is the first great cause of
this success. 1t is the first great cause of
any success. And with us, it is cause which
we have made very own. One man of
this force has been with the house for four
teen years. In season and out this man has
worked for the success of his business and
for the ranchers, growers and farmers who
have consigned to us the fruits and vegetables
we have sold on this market. Our statesmen
are men who have advanced from the ranch,
from the farm. They are men who know what
they are handling. With their years of ex
perience they are the greatest possible asset
of the house. The fact must be borne in mind
that the salesman is the man who gets the
price The head of the house has nothing to
do with it, The head of the house plans the
system provides the capital, and sees that the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15

department. The apple man, the lemon man,
the banana man, ALL all of them, stand in the
same light as Independent force in the
organization of this great wholesale fruit and
produce force. We do not let our old men
go for new ones. We hold on the old men
and advance them; increasing the RESPONSE
biity of each, making his part of all the
success we attain to- And now, so we'll has
all this worked out that our customers know
that if we get their order at o'clock in the
evening, the order, full and complete will be
ready to ship next morning at o'clock. We
do our part. The smaller and larger merchants
of Alaska have now come to the conclusion:
eff Powles can't get it for us it's not to be
had. Sales force, location, ample capital and
a close organization are doing our part. Are
you doing yours?
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15

possibly do for you what do for you We do all
that any other house do and will do things that
they can't do You may be ncredulous but you will
place consignment with you will come again
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15

FREE 81 e.; $, ,; e.;
is at your service free. Write
us a postal card and we will
mail you stencils, shipping
tags, and instructions how to
ship. With our complete in
structions you can not go
astray. Your goods will come
to us in fine shape. They will
be well taken care of; sold at
a profit. If you intend to ship
to the Seattle market, write
us for this service. It's free.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15

be fair yourself this year. you have anything to
ship, ship it to this house Here interest will be most
carefully looked after Here making record for
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1907-05-15

FREE S s,s se .; e;
is at your service free. Write
us a postal card and we will
mail you stencils, shipping
tags, and instructions how to
ship. With our complete in
structions you can not go
astray. Your goods will come
to us in fine shape. They will
be we'll taken care of; sold at
a profit. If you intend to ship
to the Seattle market, write
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
DESDE UOMlClO
@onopolio do 10 caFne. .-Es
ia 50 sxpeade. maIs. cars
& incomplete.
ESTAMOS EN- 10 CIERTO
Oportuna disposition del a
calde sobre el transito de
locomotives.

Enero 26. FL corresponsal del
aHeraldo Espaiiob en- esta poblacion
desmiente a este reporter, acerca
de una noticia que diera con respec-
to la carnicerfa de esta municipa-
lidad; y entire otras cosas dice: aNo
es cierto que ell la carniceria de esta
|cludad' Sc expenda carne de mala
calidad, cara ( incompletan. Yo
sligo afrmando 10 que antes lie di-
cho: Ia carne 4 veces es pesima, ade-
mas es cara { incomplete. Pesi-
ma, porque no Sc limpian bien las
reses que Sc han de expender al p1
blico; cara, porque Mi digno compa-
nero no ignora el monopolio 4 que
me referia ell mi anterior noticia;. V
no es que cueste la arroba de carne
a tres pesos veinte y cinco ccntavos,
no; es que hay cinco 8 seis ciudada-
nos que ven los toros desde la barre
ra. Falta de peso, porque a diario
lei juez Tirado tiene que verselas
con los tablajeros como Francisco
Camastrin, a quien lie impuso ante
aver cuarenta dias de carcel por
haber vendido carne incomplete.
Con este queda probado la veraci
dad de mis- noticias y aparece que
mi digno companero desmiente, una
verdad. aRico de fe.p No h i7sfa.
que no 1'aS
Ell sefor alcalde de esta ciu-
dad ha ordenado que los duefos de
los locomotives que transiten POI
esta poblaci6n, ean-responsables dc
los desperfectos que estos hagan al
ornate pGblico. va Sc ha notifca
do este a los dueiios de dichos vehi
culos. FL senior Roig no Sc di6 po'
uoti6cado, por 10 que el senior alcal
de orden6 que el locomovil del seiiol
Roig no transitara por las Gales d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29

al fiscal de Ia Corte de Dis
.rlto de Mayagtiez, ha presentado
una mocion a la misma, solicitando
el traslado de la causa que Sc le 81
que a Jose Morales alias Yare-yarc
para la Cortc de San Juan. Tam
bien Sc ley6, en- igual sentido un
eaffidavito presentado por el abo-
gado de la defensa, seiior Texidor.
Aver por la maiiana frm6 el
gobernador Winthrop el diploma de
don Francisco del Vale Atiles para
alcalde de San Juan.
-Asegllrase que el sabado por
la tarde tuvicron una conferencia
con el seiior Crosas, ell el almacen
de este, ell la marina, los senores
Barbosa Y Gomez Brioso.
-Por hurto de tres huevos, ell
el establecimiento de Serahn Ro-
driguez ell Santurce, fue condena-
do aver Juan Otero, a un mes de
arresto.
Sc asegura que el inspector
de Arecibo, Mr.. Zimmerman, ha pc
dido Sc le traslade a otro distrito.
Han llegado a Aguadilla,
procedente de New York, cuatro
hermosas cantpahas para la iglesia
eatolica de Lares.
I'll Juez de Paz dicto aver las
siguientes sentencias Enriqueta Fa-
jardo $40 por insultar a la joven
Felipa Roman, de la Marina; An.
selmo Vizcarrondo s. por escanda-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
IO7AS DE- AREC|BO
Comps his dramatica de Al.
con- Hacia lDtusdo. .-Fa.
IIecimisnto on Mejico.
LOS CARNAvALES
LOS CARNAvALEs
Prcciosa corona destinada a
Ia Reina. -Reparaciones en-
el Matadero.

-Enero 25.-Anoche di6 su
primer fulIion ell este teatro cl re-
putado actor don Alfredo Alc6n con
su cuadro dramatico. Las obras
escogidas fueron muy del agradc
del numeroso p1blico que llenaba
las localidadeS. Todo los actores
ueron aplaudidos Y llamados a c. :
cena al final de la hermosa obra de
Ventura de Ia Vega pLa mujer del
artista.o Esta noche estos simpati-
cos artistaS dan su Ultima function
por estar comprometido el teatrc
para los bales de mascaraS. Sc di
rigen 4 Utuado%.
-Ha fallecido Ell Mexico Ia
|amantisimas madre de nuetro ami
60 don Nicolas Machiavelo, d quien
|acompaiiamos ell su justo dolor.
-Contintla Ell aumento la ami
macion para. las proximas festas
de Carnaval. La juventud tiene va
en- candidatura a varias distingui-
das seioritas para reina y damas dc
honor.
La eleccicion Sc efectura el do
mingo pr6xico, ell que Sc verifcara
el primer bale de mascaras de Ia
temporada. va han sido pedidos
IA porci6n de palcos y las perso-
QaeIos deseen deben solicitarlos de
don Jose Mora.
En- el estableciniento ola
Victoria" Sc exhibe la hermosa CO.
roma de ORC y piedras preciosas con-
que la Sociedad del teatro obsequia-
rd a la senorita que sea elegida Rel
ma del carnaval.
FL CONCEAL de este muncipio
don Juan Watts, solicit6 del nuevo
Concejo Municipal I'LL voto de gra-
cias al Alcalde senor Manuel Perez
Avlles, por sus brillantes gestionas
ADMINISTRATORS durante el pasado
periodo, 10 cual fue acordado por
unanilnidad.
-Tocan a SUI teernino la, obra,
d. reparaci6u que Sc hacen Ell este
matadero y que, a no dudar, 10 de-
jaran ell brillantes coudiciones de
y sandal. Ell Alcalde
seiior Perez Aviles Sc ha tornado
empeno Ell estas meioras.
CORREsPoNSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
OESDE PAT|LLAS
lfmenlable suces0 puest0 90
cIsFO. la muerte Dc Juan
Alicea.-La autopsls,
SAlnN DE ESCuElA
SALON De EsCUElA
Nf, ctos que ofrece en- 50
construction. Was ferr as
ry6Yi~as 4 term;-sr.

Enero 90. Aver fue practica-
da la autopsia del caddver de Jaan
Alicea, de cuyo asunto me ocu-
pc aver, por el doctor A. Ruiz
Soler y segtln certifcacion del mis-
mo, la muerte fue ocasionada por
una hemorragia interna, product
da por las ruedas del caro-, que lie
fracture a Alicea dos costillas.
Quedando aclarados los puntos
dudosos de este asunto, suponcmos
que hoy sc pondra Ell libertad 1 los
|dctcnidos.
Aver estuvieron ell este pue-
bio los seioreS Gonzalez Font, Lin
dsay y Mellowc, inspector dc cuentas
'arquitecto y superintendent del
Departamento de Educacion, res.
pectlvanente. EStOS SeiioreS vi
nieron colnisionados por el Depar-
tlmento para inspeccionar las obras
del salon de escuelas recien cons
truido por el contratista seiior Hi
guerra, con cuyo trabajo no cstaba
conforme Ia Junta Escolar. I'll Sc
nor Lindsay pudo advertir varios
defectos ell Ia construction, que de.
beran ser arreglados por el rema.
tista.
En- breve quedaran terminadas
las obras del ferrocarril de las cen
trales eprovidenciaS y rLafayettea y
podremos Or el pito de la locomoto.
ra por estoS campos.
CORRESPONSAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29

10 ell ID plaza del mercado; Laura
Nalentin s. por expender licores a
deshoras ell I'LL cafetin de su pro.
piedad; Francisco Perez S. por AFRO.
jar basuras a la calle; Maria Teresa
Cuevas y Eufemia Medina s. por
proferir palabras obscenas ell Ia via
pGblica; John G. Peters S. por en-
briaguez V escandalo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
IL IPuIl|t0

Gran galeria fotograGca de cris.
tai con todos los adelantos modernos.
Aplicaciones, reproduciones, vista de
edificios, grupos y todos trabaios coli.
cerllientes al raIuo. Propietario ]. A.
eri.-Caguas p. X.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29

Sc han enganado a ST mismos,
tratando de engafar a los dernas,
los falsos agoreros que estos dias
andaban predicando POGO menos
que la guerra sauta y prediciendo
no Sc Que consecuencias y distur-
bios, por el hecho de que ell Paris
V en- muchas ciudades de Francia
no Sc celebraria Ia misa de media
noche la vispera de Navidad. En-
Paris, por 10 menoS, Ia SUPPRESSION
de esa ceremonial por mandate del
arzobispo no la dado lugar a min
guna manifestation de desagrado, y
la noche ha transcurrido lluviosa y
fra, pero con el mismo bullicio de
todos los amos. Nj siquiera Sc han
resentido, por carambola, de la su-
preston de la nlisa los muchos esta-
blecimientos publicos-cafes y res
taurants, sobre todo-que tanto
abundan Ell los alrededores de los
temples donde, al parecer, los heles
acuden q sus actos de religiosidad
y de recogimiento.
La unica novedad que Sc ha
Observable este aiio es que las casas
de negocio-tque son, 81 no casas
de negocio, esos establecimientos
creadoS unicamente para explotar
el vicio de los noctambulos pari-
sienses ell dias determinatlos? =
han alberto mas telnpranamentc
sus puertaS, puesto que sin mlSa no
habia necesidad de aguardar a que
esta concluyese para que los parro
quianos de ambos sexoS ahuyeran
Puede afrmarse que este aiio, a la
once de la noche, todos los restau-
ranes de Paris y cafes mas Ell boga
Sc hallaban completanente invadi
dos por selecta concurrencia.
Por supuesto. ESQ de concu
rrencia aselectaa es hablar por deci
algo y hasta, mejor, hablar por ali
tifrasis.
En- efecto, la gente que lleno
eSa clase de establecimientos ell las
hotas de Noche- Buena (horas qu>
Sc prolonsln hasta el amanccer del
siguiente dia) es un conjunto abb
garrado { illforme de personals de
todas las classes de Ia sociedad, ell
el cual andan mezclados todos los
que, ricoS burgueseS 8 menestrales
modestos, tienen aquel dia un duro
ell el bolSillo para cellar, como vul-
garmente Sc dice. una c1nita nj al
re- Is un Segundo carnestoltndas,
con la diferencia de que ell Ia No
che Buena nadie va disfrazado. To
do el mundo Sc codea V Sc confun-
de y todos creen tener derecllo a
divertirsc, comiendo opiparamente,
riendo y cantando d grandcs voces,
hasta ell plena calle, COMO 81 estu-
vieramos Ell Carnaval.
Va Sc que este ocurre mas O.
1enos ell todas las grandes capita
es; pero hay que Yer Ia Nocle- Bue-
Ia Ell Paris para tener clara idea de
a Influenza que cjercen ell el cerc-
)ro humane "A santa rutina V Ia !
nconsciencia. Porque de todo hay i,
Ii este linaje de festas que pudie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-29
CE AIENlnE
~ V@tNO1

In iuego * tres ,rntrilugas siste-
ma "liepnorth con SIT IN tor, su meL-
clador y su elevator de azdcar, todo
en- magniico esta To- Dirigirse a don
Julio Gay, hacienda Santa Ana, Jun.
Sos, Puerto Rieo,