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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

out with flowers and shrubbery. This will be rn attractive place for the cit izens. and will be. before the summer wanes, place of beauty.
 The Johnson Hardware Company has just let the contract for one of the largest and handsomest houses in the city. It Is to he built of concrete, two stories high. and will be 90 by l50 feet, located right on the railroad. so that cars can ba loaded and unload ed from both stories. The building will be absolutely hrcproof. as the floors as Awell as sthe roof will be of concrete. The building will cost s13.0o0.
 With the aid of the ditching ma chine the contractors laying the sew CT pipe are making rapid headwny, and they will have the work done at or before the specified time. As fast as the ditch is cut the pipe Is laid, so there is but little insonyenience to traffic.
 The City Treasurer's report for last year has been given to the press The report is the best in the history of the city. The amount collected by the tax collector in taxes, licenses and fines amounted to s14.27s.so. This is in excess of last year of $l.774.30.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
STOP DISCRIMINATION
 AGAINST THE UNIFORM
President May Ask Congress To cor rect Evil Resulting From In-
 suits to Soldiers.


 Washington. Jan. 31.-If President Roosevelt can bring such a thing about, Congress will pass a law which will prevent discrimination against the uniform of the army or the navy.
 Several cases involving this question are pending in State courts. but the more recent case of the refusal of a skating rink proprietor at Plattsburs, N. r.. toaadmit two soldiers in uni form, which was sustained by Judge Everest, of the court. has given as impetus to the movement set afoot by the President some time ago to insist that the uniform shall De recognized in all public places.
 An interesting phase of the Platts- burg affair developed today when it be- came known that Judge Everest re- gently wrote the President stating the ground on which he based his decision, maintaining in effect that the case. was not one, within the meaning of the bill of rights affecting the question of race, creed or color. He frankly ex- pressed the opinion, however. that the matter should be taken up by Con- gress and bill passed making an of- fense to discriminate against the uni form of the army and navy.
 This letter was referred to Chair HihH JeuklUS OI Lne t1OuSe JuOlclafy Committee. who took a rather conserv- ative view as to the right of Congress to deal with the question. but sug- gesting that the opinion of the judge advocate general and the attorney gen eral might be sought in reference thereto.
 In his endorsement Judge Advocate General Davis says:
 Respectfully returned to the mili- tary secretary. Section g A of the bill of rights of the State of New York contains the requirements; If a per son who owns, occupies. manages or controls building, park, enclosure or other place, opens the same to the public generally. at stated periods or otherwise, he shall not discriminate against any person or class of persons in the price charged for admission thereto. A person violating the pro visions of this section is guilty of mis- demeanor.'
 Section 23 provides. That all per sons within the jurisdiction of this State shall be entitled to the full and equal accommodations, advantages and facilities of inns, restaurants. hotels. eating houses, bath houses, barber shops theatres, music halls. public conveyances on land and water, and all other places of public accommoda- tion ar amusement subject only to the conditions and limitations established by law and applicable alike to all citi- gems
 Tn view of the very general char acter of the language used in the sec tions above cited. it Is recommended that the papers in this case be re- ferred to the department of justice with the request that 1t be examined with a view to determine the propriety of obtaining a review of the decision rendered by the court of original juris- diction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
NATURES cATARRH CURE.
Sensible and Scientific Way to Cure
 This DisagFeeabIe DIsease

rms DtAuAEG0ABtC OtScaBes
 Nearly everyone suffers at one time or another with catarrh.
 The natural way to cure this dis agreeable disease is by applying heal Ing medications direct to the diseased spot,
 In no other way can this be done as naturally as by the use of Hyomei, breathed through the neat pocket ln- haler that comes with every outfit
 Put several drops of Hyomei in the inhaler and then for a few minutes. four or Ave times a day, let the air you breathe como through 1t. In that way, all the air that enters the nasal passage the throat or the lungs. Is filled with Hycmei's healing medica- tion, reaching the most remote air cells of the respiratory organs. destroying all catarrhal germs and soothing and healing the i.ritated mucous mem brane.
 A few days use of Hyomei will show how quickly 1t relieves all catarrhal conditions, and you will not have to use 1t long before you find 1t has ef- fected a complete and lasting cure.
 So strong is F. G, Powders faith in the power of Hyomei to cure catarrbal troubles that with every dollar outfit he gives a guarantee to refund the money unless the remedy gives satis- faction. Ho takes all the responsibii- ity and you canot afford to suffer long CT with catarrh when an offer liko this is made to you.
 Should extra bottles of Hyomei bn needed they can be obtained for 5Oe making this one of the most ecenomi- cal well as the most reliable reme- dies for catarrh that Is known.
 11-2-2I
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
WORK FOR CARNIVAL
HAS CONTRACTED FOR
 ILLUMINATE
Biz Aut0n1sbile Parade and Nfsit ot Cruiser are Promised to Moshe for It's Afardi

4UE Aeh
 Grns.
 Advertiser Bureau.
 Mobile. Jan. 31.
 The Carnival Association met last evening in the Commercial Club and heard the reports of several commit tees having in charge the various de- tails of the Mardi Gras celebration.
 The Illumination committee reported having made contracts with the Elec- tricaI Supply Company for the lights along Government Street and the arches, to be erected the same as they were last year. The chairman directed the committee to go on with its part of the work, using it's own judgment in all matters. after the report had been accepted by the association.
 The automobile parade committed, of which W. W. Heron is chairman. did not report owing to the absence from the city of the chairman, but It Is generally known that this feature wiii be one of the leaders. as the chair man Is an auto enthusiast and has been utilizing newspaper space, and his friends in advertising the feature and in getting owners of automobiles to promise their machines for the pa- rade.
 The Navy Department of the Gov ernment has sent a letter to the ef- feet that it will do it's best to allow a vessel to attend the festivities at Mobile. this having been obtained through the action of Congressman George W Taylor. It is thought that one of the vesselss of the squadron which Is cruising at the present In Cuban waters will be detailed to come to Mobile. The muslc committee had very little to report; simply that one band, Dra- go's of Mobile, had been obtained.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
COL. GLENN,s ORDER.
FVnR Department Has Decided oues-
 taon of Divine Worship.

Washington. Jan. 31.-It was said At the War Department today that no report had been received respecting the H%eent alleged order of Lieutenant Colonel Glenn to the soldiers at Co., 1ninBAs barracks to attend divien ser Niees
 Idxst week Lieutenant Colonel Glenn xfas bfEicialIy informed by the Depart n,enk that he might order such soldiers hs cared to attend divine services to brRAnize in squads and proceed to their respective places of worship. If necessary a non- n-commissioned officer fnseht be designated to conduct the squads to their churches and sec that xh& nnen were properly seated but they were not themselves required to take any part in the services and in fncE no soldier in the United States army Is required to do so.
 It is assumed at the department that this last phase of the ease has aevel0ped from some admonition by xsieutenant Colonel Glenn to his men 10 attend religious service of some kind but these officials are confident that he did not order them to do so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
DECIDES TO aUIT.
Honduras Lottery Company CapituIafes
 In Fight With Government.

Honduras Lottery Company Capituiafes
 In Fight With Government.
 New Orleans, La, yan. 31.--Accord- ing to a story printed in an afternoon paper here today the Honduras Lot tery Company has decided to capitn- late in the fight being waged upon 1t by the United States government.
 The newspaper says the company has notified it's six thousand agents. that their services will no longer be required The companyss charter granted by the government of Hondu- ras fifteen years ago is to be surren- dered and Iiauidating commissioners are to be sent to Pierto Cortez to wind up the affairs of the ccncern.
 The Honduras Lottery Company. formed when the Louisiana Lottery was driven from this stats in 1892, was at s1e.0oo,o6o and. paid to the Honduras government about $1oo.- 900 annually for privileges granted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
Fog Retards Shipping.

The fog which hung over the river and bay today seriously retarded move msnt of many vessels. This morning the vessels had to walt longer than usual, it being almost noon before any moving could be attemtped, even though several vessels had loaded and unloaded during the night, and were ready to leave port, or shift to other docks.
 The Norwegian steamer Suldal, with A cargo or bananas, came into port last night and is unloading today. The fruiter Belize is ready to sail. and with good weather. will get away late this afternoon for Central American norts. The Norwegian steamer Ole Bull came up this morning light from Cienfuegos.
 The Mary E. Staples, which has been laid mn for repairs, is now ready for business and will make a trip up the Warrior. This business amounts to about s1,Ooo,00 per annum to Mobile and the Staples intends 10 capture the larger part of 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
PROBATE NOTICE
The State of Alabama

The State of Alabama
 Montgomery County.
 To Peter Tarvef. residing at Darien,
 Ga. Nancy Culvert. JacksonviIIe,
 Fla, Laura Goodwood, Savannah,
 Ga. Eudora Hadnot, Jersey City.
 N J., and Thomas Tarver, residence
 unknown:
 You will take notice that on the e4th day of January. 1907, certain paper in writing, purperting to be the last will ceased, was filed in the Probate Court of this County. by Della Appleton. and therewith her application for the pre- bate thereof as such will: and that the 14th day of February. 1907, was ap- pointed day for hearing said appii- cation. at which time you may appear and contest the same if you see proper, Given under my hand. this 24th day of January. 1907. J. B. GASTON,
 fri-3t. Judge of Probate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
MANUFACTURES EXPORTS.
Total Amount To F0rty-One Per Cent
 0f Ruafnemm.

Washington. Jan. 31.-According to a statement issued by the bureau of sta- tistics of the department of commerce and labor today the exports of Inanu- factures from the United States in the year just ended aggregated s71S,000. 900. and formed forty-one per cent Of the total exports.
 The exports to Europe aggregated in value $S1S,5Q3.047; North America, $1s2,- 2,-121,77S; Asia, $7S,53O,25l; South Amerlcafi $64,S2S.906; Oceania, $29,7lI,- TOT. and Africa. $12.S27,4S5s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
Maher Acta Cemmlsslener.

Washington, Jan. 31.-The formal an- nouncement of the agreement of all parties concerned on James D. Maher. assistant clerk of the Supreme Court of the United States. to act as commits sioner to take testimony In the con- tempt case of Sheriff Shipp and oth- CTS in connection with the lynching of Ed Johnson at Chattanooga, Tenn, last March was made in the Supreme Court today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
orL AVID GAs IN MApIsoN.
SwesR Beamg Bored Half a Mile Prem
 Huntayille

Huntsville. Jan. 30--(Special.) )-Both aiIs and gas have been struck in the nav we'll of the New Alabama nit Company. that is being bored half q mile from the public square. The es- finated flow of oil Is ten barrels day.
 The company is not satisfied with this. however. and the we'll will be axnk several hundred feet deeper. The E0npany hopes to strike heavy flow nf gas in this well. and If they are {nclxy enough to do this, there would be &faat saving in piping it to the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
sMTTH MAKES s1,ooo BOND.
|Snsmxam PoIicensans Who Slew "Dosh'
 Hall fs uxkeIensed.

&n1sixam FoIicemsans Who Slew "Dosh"
 Hall fauReIensed.
 sanlson, Jan. 30--(Special. )-Police- nan Rye Smith, who shot and killed I3oshr Hall on the streets of samson 44Ht Wednesday, was allowed bail in Eff sum of $i ,000 by Justice r. J Laird &tS Geneva. todaEgus
 fshe case was eahed Monday morning and C. D. Carmichael, for the State, a continuance. This was de- Hf&n and all of Monday and Tuesday < As occupied in examining witnesses. Hf ffi the case was argued Tuesday night Suiith has made bond and will resume ni3 duties as policeman.
 Several citizens of Samson are under hohas of $500 each. charged with H. 1e&aI voting in the recent municipal Election. The cases will be tried next Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
fsurgiary of Gun shop.

The gun shop of Price TompKlns was entered at late hour last night. only one weapon having been stolen however The burglar may have in- tended to get more but his breaking the front show window attracted too much attention from along the street and he got away with Colts pistol. The detectives are making an investi- gation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
cnn Efx lDemurrnge.

Atlanta. Ga, Jan. 31 The Georgia Railroad Commission today decided that it has the power to fix the de- murrage charges on interstate freight, originating in another State and hav- ing it's destination within the limits of this State The decision. 1t is said is likely to be contested in the courts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
FrvE Nrw sCHOLARsHIPs.

2 FIVE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS.
 Have been placed at my disposal for fhe Spring Sessf0n of the Alabama Nxenun. Kf you have q daughter to eslWcnte, write for particulars.
 Al. W. vam HoOse, Assc. President.
 ~~-3t. Eufaula, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

Steamers. Rio Grande (Amn. }, Hayes New York; Mercedes de Larrinaga fBr.). Muir Manchester; Policarp tBr), Jones. Liverpool; Jura lBr), Fellows, Liverpool: Barra (Br.). Doty, Bremen; Fl Mar. Burns, New York.
 Saiied--Steamers. Fl Monte. Free man. New York; Caprer Utal. ). Cos tango. Barcelona and Genoa; Chem nitz (Ger). Jentxen, Bremen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
Two Cent Fare BIIs.

Indianapolis, Jan. 31.--The Indian Senate today passed the Bland bill, which provides for two cent railroad fare in Indiana with no excess charge allowed for Failure to purchase tick eta .1 t-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
CAR LEAVES TRACK.

Crashes Into Drug Store and Kills One
 Pcdestrafn.
 Omaha. Neb. Jan 31.--A street car on the Harney line jumped the track and crashed into a drug store at Sixth and Pierce streets today, killing Samuel Thomas and inturing six per sons. One of the injured. Hodge Deutch, probably will l. die. Slippery tracks caused the accident
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
HOUNDS AFTER BURGLARS.
Men Robbed. ChIeroforrned And As
 .n,,Itea rThrea yEnraea in YaRrluln.

sauIted Three WOnlem fn FNFRlnEh'
 Norfolk, Va, Jan. Sf.--On telephonic advices received from Gordonsville Va. a detective started today with bloodhounds from Suffolk. en route to Gordonsville to run down burglars who are reported to have entered two res idences in Gordonsvlile last night and assaulted after cilloroforming two wo- men in each house.
 Reports from Gordonsville are to the effect that one of the women has re- -vived sufficiently to tell of the assault upon her while tine three others are still unconscious and in serious condition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
APPROVING GREENvILLE LOT.
adIen of U. D. c. work on Monument
 Square,

Greenville. Jan. 3l.-(SpeciaL)- sff1e members Of Father Ryan Chapter Emitted Daughters of the Confectionery. have undertaken to beautify the large square In front of the Methodist Church and parsonage, known as the Monument lot. as the Confederate gnonument sits in the center
 They secured the services of a landscape gardener of Montgomery, and the grounds have been leveIed, walls laid off. and Is now being set
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
Southern Pacific Passenger Steamers NEW ORLEAAS s and NEW YORK

EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM EACH PORT sPEED-COMFORT-sA Enjoy a water and rail trio Go to New Orleans by rail, thence to New York by steamer. and return home by rail, or re- verse the trip-go 10 New York first. Inquire 124 Peaehtree st, Atlanta, Ga. 227 st. Charles St.. New Orleans. La.
 r-e-tu-fVk'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
]. NEWS OF MOBILE SOCIETY

James Grey, Miss Luile RadcIiR and Tempie Quaries. Miss A. l.. Price and Roland Mellett. Miss A. l.. Nor riss and John shie1ds, Mss Julia Crea- " and James Radcliff, Miss Emily Boone and Harry lnge, Mics Edith Marechal and w Ganford. Miss Eve- ilyri short and Eugene Bright. Miss Digget and C. Shields, Miss Jessie Be- thea and Chase Spotswood, Miss Annie spotswood and Fred sprague, Miss cuipepper and Mir. Adams Miss Mabel Cleveland and Willis Ilybart. Miss Florence Drake and Oscar Brown, Miss May GaiIlard and Howard Hempstead, Miss Ruth Shepard and C. C. Mechem, Miss Annie Taylor and MT. Prather. Mss Fuller and Charles Percy. Miss Virginia Lyons and Philip Kraus. Miss Maiion Hunter and Ray Le Beau. Stags. Curran Spotswood, Berhey Strauss. Alfred Ross, George Creary. Westiey Overton. Alfred Mcintosh, Ben Paxton. Edwin Powers. Walter Dol bear, Rob Herndon, George Lescsene. Dan Smith, Joe Bright, Oscar Barney, Ed Percy, Wren, John Gray, Lee smith, Carmack, Redwood. Haas. Frank Ross. Hannon, John Hofsborne. J. Meador, Chester Gould. w. s. Stewart. Maury Lyon, Win. Chandler. Arthur Tons meire, Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Shawhan, Mir. and Mrs. Al. Hubbard, MT. and Mrs. P. NJ. Hickey. Dr.. and Mrs. N. Madler, Mrs. William Stewart. Mrs.
 William Bidgood. Mrs. Matthews of Virginia, Miss Mamie Baker. Miss lCara Sims and Miss Martha Hickey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

Liverpool: Niceto gspan. ), Bectetgui, Barrios via Belize and Puerto Cortez; Inchmarto (Br.). Felster. London via Norfolk; schooner James B. Jordan, Simmons, Poftlan nd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
Five Hunarea cius.

The Five Hundred club was enter tained this afternoon by Mrs. E. J. Glover, whose guest list included Mesdames A. l.. Crampton. R. Mel- lett, O. L. Shawhan. Oliver of Michi- gan. Chas Hervey, R. .Goode, Dex- ter Dorgan, H. Heavens. Tannenbaum, Oliver Fowlkes, T. McAlpine. l.. H. Horn, James Wade. Miss Annie Louis Morrlss, Miss Sprague, Miss Matte Dig gett. Miss Olive Brewer and Miss Gran of Natchez. The two first prizes were panel pictures and the consolation lace tenterpiece. Mrs. Covers color scheme of pink was carried out in all details.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

Mrs James Hagan will entertain al bridge next Wednessiay In honor oi Mrs. Ever Finely ofSAugusta. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

Malaria Makea Pale Bload.
 The CSd Standard Groves Tnstalese Chnt Tonic. d,lssal out niaiaria and builds up the Price sB cents ---fft
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
r.oente Factory in PensacoIa.

FIXES CURED IN To 1s DAYs.
 PAz0 OINTMENT is Gusranteed to cure |.rsv eaka ef Itching Blind. Bleeding OF *SeffuSlu~ Piles in to 15 days or money S1Sunda< Eoc s-mo-wed-fTs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

Miss Mary Banner has issued invi- tatIons for a dinner on Tuesday. Feb ruary 5th. in honor of Miss Nell Na- bers of Birmingham, who arrived yes- terday to visit her.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

MT. and Mrs. Horace Clarke left last night on a flying trip to New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
KILLED NEGROES
FROM SHAVING or
 WHITE MAN.
|1afc Relatives of Bisek Who Used Inn We're shot From Ambuscadc
 By Unknown Persons In & Florida

4 PensacoIa. Fla, Jan. 21--fSpecfal,)-- -
 norts from santa Rosa County, about E&&nty miles from this city, are to the
 I5cf that one white man and two ne-
 ks were killed there yesterday and
 night. During the afternoon.
 *nr white man named Novin was
 and instantly killed by negro X X@h8ut provocation.
 Xhk negro, 1t seems. made his escape
 t]1c swamp. where he was followed
 the sheriff and captured, although v 5s < x;7z zsist desperately Last night. two
 lives of the negro, having heard r me fact that he had killed white
 n. started for Milton, where their |@|&tfye was in jail, with the view of
 <ning some of the particulars and N Ing him out. If possible, While they r <e on the road. they were fired upon,
 z both killed, while one Of the mules |&1ched to the wagon was also killed
 negro woman who was accompanying Xcrn to Milton, escaped without injury, X tho reports received here state.
 yrfe sheriff is holding the negro man # faI1. although the citizens are some ehaf wrought up over the killing. The &nrifK is also endeavoring to locate Hs murderers of the two negroes.
 Locate Facfory in Pensacola.
 y Ralston Cargill, a member Of the &rn of the Cargill White Company or sEYun1bus, Ga. Is in the city looking tho matter of establishing a man. Recurring plant here which will be or feat benefit to the city as well as all & west Florida. He came here last 4flv prospecting, and found conditions x lfesirable that he has about decided 4 locate here. provided the business I,ts, of the city will show the proper z>5rit Tn taking an interest In the bus- Is&es. which is at present being kept TbnI the public. but its nature Is siven cx those who show a disposition to as- ikt In the work.
 3f is believed that the industry which hn iirm proposes to establish here, Will la d spaying enterprise, and the Cham .ck of Commerce has taken up the mat af with q view of meeting the firm on IN proposititon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

pr. J. Walden and family ot Attn, ems, Ga, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Reviere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01

Mrs. G. R. Vaughan was the hostess of the Thursday Bridge Club this af- ternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
Miss sims Gives Dance.

The younger set were divided pe- tween rival pleasures this evening Tor the date of Miss Boone's card party was also that of Miss Anita sims dance for her guest, Miss Helen Clare Davis ot Albany.
 By 9 o'clock this evening Mrs Clara sims home on St. Anthony street, was filled with dancers. the fun lasting. without cessation until after midnight, and being all the more enjoyable TOT inc informality of the Nccasion. The only decorations of the rooms was bafn- boo, covering the arch of the folding doors. twlninf the balustrade and chan deliers and b; hiking the mantels. David sons orchestra furnished the music for the dance. and the only pause was for supper, which was served in buffet style. ,,
 Miss Sims and Miss Davis, with MT I,usk and Mir. Tom Marshall, opened the dance, the other couples being Miss Emily Goulon and Mir. Wttherspoon, Miss Helen Taylor and Fielding Vaughan, Miss Rosabel Christian and A. Ahlum, Miss Edith Hubbard and Rob Morisette. Miss Archie Jones and Biop Provost, Miss Olive Brewer and Terry Ross. Miss Lily Radcltn amt Moore, Miss Lucille Bidgood and Hern. don Deshon, Miss Marie Webb and Jack
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-01
MARINE NEWS.
Arrival and Departure of ships at
 southern Ports.

Mobile. Ala, Jan: Arrived steamers. Suldal tNor), EllinEsen- ChYistiansen: schooner J. w. Dunn, simmons San Juan.
 Cleared steamers Chieford br, l' Woods Hamburg; Ameland tDutcnp' Lap, Amsterdam: Belize (NoT1. Han sen, Belize; schooner Henry W. Haynes, Goodwin Colon.