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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

acal frenzy tomorrow afternoon at the ball park.
 For the Auburn Georgia football game has drawn tho attention of aIl. School boys have lain awake of late. and have counted their nickels and dimes. and have begged and borrowed for the necessary admission. Ardent nimrods who have for years spent Thanksgiving in the woods and fields. have foresworn such delights for once. Railroad magnates have caught the fever. and upon nearly every road into Montgomery special rates for Thanks giving are offered to the Capital City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

reeted by Manager Tom Brasg. of Au- burn. who was in the city yesterday, are working on the baseball park, and have already effected its rnetamorpho- sis into an excellent football field. Ar- engagements have been made for an iul- mense crowd, and for the admission of automobiles.
 The two teams will probably arrive in Montgomery Thursday morning, the game to be called at 2:30 Thursday afternoon
 gomery and its football friends and it's name as a town of atilletfc patron age. when the whistle of the umpire blows for the kick-off. And It will be as great an occasion for both Auburn and Georgia. who have trained up through a season for this final game, when the old rivalry between the Red and Black and orange and Blue wiD receive another sunravelling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
CRoKER AND RACING.
old Tammany Man Does Not Unde

Newspapers. New York, Nov 24-Richard croker is of the opinion that racing in New York State will suffer because of the ban placed on betting after Governor Hughes persistent nght, which resulted in the passage of laws making bookmaking a felony
 Mir. Croker said that he was puzzled at the attitude of New York papers on the bet a majority of them had supported the governor.
 Still" he continued. T suppose the pa pers follow what they think their readers want, but 1t seems to me that sporting news is of as much interest as any other
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

bruise Or a bump here or there, but the majority of the men are in excel- lent condition. It Is true, reports from Auburn have told of injuries to Hardage and Davis. two of the all- star team. but the rest have no im- ton
 Coach Donahue will probably enter In the game the eleven which he has used during the season, though, of course. the lineup Is crown secret in all the football world. And Coach
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
BRIEF NOTES OF SPORT


 The National Commission seems to he having a little trouble in collecting those fines.
 Jim Jefries is going to increase the from 25 to 4S. %t
 Peoria and Springfield refused to sign the new salary limit agreement of the Three League.
 President o'Brien of the American Association is in favor of allowing a batter to take his base on three balls instead of four.
 Dick Cooley will pilot the Topeka team and Frank Isbell will head the Wichita outfit. the two new members of the Western League.
 Roy Montgomery. who managed the champion Jackson team in the Cotton States League. has signed for next sea son with the Zanesville, O., team
 Manager Billy Smith. of Atlanta started out this fall to sign ten minor leaguers in different parts of the coun,, try and every one Of them was drafted by the major leagues.
 Manager Lake of the Boston Ameri- cans will accept S1O.OOO Tor Lou Crlger from the Chicago White sex providing President Comiskey will trade Pitcher Smith for Cy Morgan.
 George Tebeau has sold his Denver team and will dispose of his Louisville franchise if the price is Tight. George also owns the Kansas City Spring champions"
 The match between Matty Baldwin and Jim Driscoll arranged by the Ar mory A. A. of Boston, has been called off because Baldwin did not show any signs of being anxious to go on with the bout,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
south a North Alabama Railroad Company.
 Office of Secretary,

NAAaAfoAA43 Ss
 Office of Secretary,
 Montgomery Ala, Oct. 29, 1908 The annual convention of the sharehold- CTS of the South and North Alabama Rail- road Company. will be held at the office of the Company at First National Bank Building, Montgomery, Ala. on Saturday November 3s. 1908. at 12 o'clock. noon, for the purpose of eiecting Directors for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come be- fore said meeting. The stock transfer books will bo closed at Three P. RI, Saturday November IA, 1908. and rs-opened at ten A M, on Monday, November 30, 1908.
 E. J. THOMASON, s-f Secretary pro-tem.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

news. However. this is a Democratic coun. try and the voters make up the big jury which determines how things shall be run. '
 I'M. Croker said that he would not buy any new stock for breeding purposes ir Ireland.
 ''I have as fine a string of breeding horses as you can find in any part of thu world" he said.
 T have already had one derby winner and hope that one of the three yearIingi that have entered for the derby of 19It will turn out to be another Orby."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
rHANKsaIvINe DINNER.

Let us offer q few suggestions from
 our immense stock. Atmore's Plum Padding, 1-2 & g lbs. Atmore's Bfince Meat, Fancy Red Cranberries, Celery--large
 md fancy.
 Preserves, JelIies and Jams. A cup of COffee fit for q king. made of FERNDELL Coffee, with PhiIa- adeH1hfa Cream Cheese. or Neufchatel or Pineapple,
 or Edam Cheese to
 finish the dinner. Let Ius have your order today. Closed all day tomorrow. BROCK GROCERY CO,
 The Pure Food Stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
COLUMBUS COMING TO
 PLAY BASKET BALL

Columbus, Ga. Nov. 24.--tSpecial( ) The Columbus Y. M. CA. basket ball team goes to Montgomery Thurs day morning. where 1t will play the Montgomery basket ball team Thurs day night.
 large number of Columbus people will accompany the team to witness the game and the big football game Thursday afternoon between the Uni- versity of Georgia and Alabama Poly technic Institute teams.
 basket ball players is the same one that won the championship last sea- son. having defeated every team against which 1t played, which in- cluded among others a team from the University of Illinois. More than a dozen games were played by the team last Season, and it made a record of which H Is very proud.
 A large crowd of Columbus people will go to Savannah that day to witt ness the automobile races.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
BILLY SMITH DUBON's

Atlanta Man Does not Believe Tom
 Fisher Regrets.
 Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 24,-Manager Bill ly Smith of the Atlanta baseball team does not believe the report. that Tom Fish CT will not play with Atlana.
 "It is all news to me" he said. T received a letter from Fisher today in which he said that he was pleased to come to Atlanta, and would be in the best shape next year."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
, Emnernr Hnn Q CoId.

Potsdam. Nov. 24.-Emperor William has cancelled ali his engagements fol today on account of a cold. On thu advice of his physicians he is keepinI to his room.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Owen Kildare Insane

New York, Nov. 24-owen Kildare. author and playwright. who was member of a Bowery gang before he gained literary and dramatic honors. ia in Bellevue hospital. where his san ity will be investigated His commit rnent was ordered by a magistrate af- ter he had been arrested on a charge of ofzlntoxieatioM--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
THANKSGIVING.

All kinds of pot plants for table dec ora4iOns. See display in our window Let us book your order today.
 Phone 200. ROSEM0NT GARDENS
 City Store, 100 Dexter Ave. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

There Is no question of the fact that both of these players are among the king-plns of minor league third base men Hugh Jennings and several other big leaguers saw that evident fact, and with either Perry or Aiken on the job for Greminger's 1909 aggregation the third corner of the diamond will he pretty well protected.
 During the seasons of 1908 and 1907 when Aiken was with Cleburne and Houston and Perry with Montgomery during the same two years Aiken out hit Perry by a good margin. Perry was the faster of the two on the paths, but Aiken in twenty-five games less than Perry that season scored thirteen more runs and got two more hits than Perry. Tn twenty-five more games Perry had seVenty-seven mora put outs aud twenty-eight more totaT chances than Aiken in 1906 but Aiken had In twenty five less games forty nine more assists and there Is a whole lot to think about in the latter statement. In 1907 in two more games than Aiken Perry had twenty-three more putouts but only eight more total chances than the Texas man. but Aiken had seven teen more assists. Again this Is sig ni1cant. for while Aiken had nineteen more errors than Perry in 1907 he evi- dently took more chances
 Take the two of them upside and down and there is no reason for Messrs. Cham bers and Greminger to worry about plugging the hole at third base.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
4ist Hangs over Auto Course

SaSannah, Ga, Nov. 24.-A damp and heavy fog swept in from the sea today and enshrouded the Grand Prix automobile course in clinging mist. As conseauence the course was closed except for an hour and a half this afternoon when the cup cars en- tered in Thursdays events will be permitted to race at high speed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
A Nice Poker

win be given each customer ordering a ton or half ton of coal by calling at our ofac& 11s North Perry St.. and asking for it. You can phone your order and call by later for the poker. We want you to have it.
 DIXIE COAL O.,
 B. g. Mauitsby F A. Rhodes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
PIGSKIN TALK
 IS UPPERM0ST Orange and Blue on
 Keen Edge. ANTICIPATE TOUGH BATTLE Auburn Has Ceased Scrimmages
 With Scrubs. Crowds wm Pour Into City From out-of-Tpwn, Railroad. oner-
 ins Low Rates to tks
 t--- City. rf9 Some weeks ago there apneared mon

some weeks ago there appeared upon the horizon of Montgomery's world of sPorts a small cloud of football en- and larger, and has lowered, until 1t envelopes the city with the portent of a storm that is to break in a demoni-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
nn tn Plnr Tnlnne.

St. Louis. Nov. 94.-rsixtsen Wash. ington University football players headed by Coach Francis cayou. left here today for New Orleans. They will play Tulane University team Thank sgiving Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
B B | c K

B RI K We sell our Brick direct. and not through Q Gales Agent. Get our prices before buying.
 City ofaee: Mutual Warehouse Com pany,
 Montgomery Brick S Tile Go. Successors to Mcintyre Brothers Brick
 Go. and Excelsior Brick Go. Phone sOl Daily Capacity, 100000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Amer,cnu. yVtn I'd ToExIo.

Tokio Nov 24..The American and Keio University baseball teams ex- changed batteries in their game to- day The Americans won by score of 10 to 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
SpE CHA
 7s1ZlSS !
FUNERAL NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE. bPENCER-The friends of Mfr. and Mrs J Spencer and family and Mrs. M A. D. campbell and family, are requested to at 2 tend the funeral of Mrs J. P Spencer from the residence. No. 530 Highland Ave. this morning at II o'clock. Inter ment in oakwood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

The National Commission seems to be having a little trouble In collecting those fines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

President O'Brien of the American Association is in favor of allowing a batter to take his base on three balls instead of four.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Dick Cooley will pilot the Topeka team and Frank Isbell will head the Wichita outfit. the two new members of the Western League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Jim Jeffries is going to increase the from 25 to 45. %s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Peoria and Springfield refused to sign the new salary limit agreement of the Three l League.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Roy Montgomery. who managed the champion Jackson team in the Cotton States League. has signed for next sea son with the Zanesville, O., team.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
County Institute.

The forty-fourth annual ses-
sion of the Dubois County Teach
er's Institute was held in Jasper
this week and was well attended.
The instructors were Supt. c.
A. Prosser. of New Albany, who
lectured on Literature, Mrs. r
NJ. Mikels, of New Castle, on
Reading, Prof. H. A. Buerk,
Principal of the New Albany
High School on Modern Methods
of Geography and Arithmetic anC
Prof Alois Better, of Jasper haC
charge Of Music.
They were all excellent anC
their talks seemed to be much en-
joyed by the teachers. Nigh
sessions were held Monday
Tuesday Wednesday, and Thurs
day when Prof. Buerk and Prof
Prosser made addresses.
The session came to a clos
Friday noon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
Application for Liquor Ii
ef.nSP

To the citizens Of the town OF Jasper I'u-
hof- county Ind notice j. hereby g.Ne
that the undersi gr e1. male citizen. twenty
on. YEAR old Of good moral character. and
no has been continuous resident 81 tie
tow n ~ Jasper for period ~ ninety DAY
before the publication % TINS notice. viii AI-
plv T. the Board Of Commissioners otDulfot-
county. Ind lana. AT their next regular sept
term f.r~ for leave 60 sell 10 Ms on n
name -piririous vinous Andimalt liquors. ~
I. - quantities than quart az a time, y IN
the privilege 81 aliOWinE the sam. 70 Le
drank for a period 81 one year frotm the date
Of -aid license. upon the following described
property 70 Wit.
IN 4 front rnom - feet wide. by - feet long
on the ground iosr 81 a two story frame
building ssN4l feet. situated on lot - ~ the
tow u ~ Jasper ~ the corner ~ ihFu hnn
Mil streets. in said county said saloon I" "r
situated in the front part II said building
and fronts on Mill street lm said town ana
county. said applicant vi Z atthe same : ile
and place apply for leave 90 conduct lu tne
same room "a connection with -alu -t"rn
lsnch counter. cons sting - art cle- - ff't Z
cheese. sausage. crackers. canned goods Aui
iother articles. and in an aaioninE ro"im =
bowling alley A-FEh hAAihN
AuE "a 0r-8wk-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
New Feature For State Fair

People who attend the night
shows in the coliseum at the
State Fair Ground this year will
be put to Nd inconvenience in
finding out how the awards have
been made. The Star Board of
Agriculture is now arranging to
put in the center of the show
ring in the coliseum a large
board on which the awards will
be posted as soon as they are
made. This board will be ar
ranged so that it can be turned
in all directions and thus all of
the people in the coliseum may
T see lust which exhibitors have
carried away the prize money.
we expect the night shows
to be one Of the features Of the
Fair this year. said Mr.. Downing
The chariot and Roman
standing races alone, which will
be given each night, will be a
big attraction. But in addition
there will be the horse show
and other attraction and a-plenty
of good music. The coliseum j.
so arranged that a good view OF
the arena may be obtained from
any part of it, and there
undoubtedly will be an abundance
: of room for all who attend. The
night shows will begin at 8:l5
, and there will be no dull MON.
ents until the progam has been
: completed. The show will be
over in plenty of time for people
living outside the city to go tC
, the Traction and Terminal station
and catch the last cars for their
: homes"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
A STORY OF THREE MEN.

A Columbus, Ohio Bank has is
sued booklet, in which is recorded
STORY of Three Men"
For ten years number one spent
on an average of $500 a month
foolishly. Number two saved $500
at home where it could earn no IN
terest. Number three deposited
his $500 regular each month in
the bank, receiving compound in
terest. Here is the5result: No. |,
nothing; No. 2, 100000; No. 3,
$4,000. The difference between
two and three represents the inter-
est those little savings earned
!: $4,000. Which do you intend to
copy? Follow the plan of No. 3
and deposit your little savings in
the Farmers and Merchants Bank.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
Wedding Bells.

A pretty home wedding took
place at IL o'clock Tuesday fore
noon. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Joseph on North
Jackson ST when their daugh-
ter. Miss Lena. was married TO
Mr.. Frank Sloat. of Chrisman.
ILL.,. The Rev. Paul Repke, of
Huntingburg, performed { e
ceremony. Miss Ada. sister of
the bride presided at the organ.
The bride is the second daugh-
ter of former cashier Frank JOS
eph. and is a young lady of eX-
cellent disposition and admirable
character. while we are not per
sonally acquainted with Mr.. Sloat
vet he impresSes US as being a
gentleman of the higher class.
After the ceremony the happy
couple partook of a sumptous din
ner after which they took the
IL 30 train for an extended trip
to the various large cities after
which they will settle at Chris
man, Ill.
We Join the many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloat in wishing
them a long and prosperous mar
ried life.
Besides the brides relations
the following were present Mr..
u. Sloat and Miss Jessie his
daughter and Mr.. J. Daily. OF
lChrisman, ILL.,. the Misses Clara
and Alma Moenkhaus and Miss
Carrie Brett, of Huntingburg
and Miss Jean Kretz. of Wash
lington, Ind.
Justice F. L. Betz on Monday
at his office united in marriage
Prints Cash and Miss Mossie
Tucker. both of Huntingburg.
The ceremony was witnessed by
Mr.. Richard Ingle, Mrs. EtheI
Garland, and Mrs. Emily Wilson
mother of the groom. Our best
wishes to the newly married cou-
lple.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
Dubois County Fair.
HuRtiRgbuPg, Ind, September III,
1903. Don't Miss Il.

The Fair management Is pro-
viding the best entertainment
for this year that has ever been
seen at a Fair. The racing will
be good. Last year the best race
in Southern Indiana was run on
the Dubois County Fairgrounds
track.
The floral hall is always "a
thing of beauty" and of special
interest to the ladies.
The Agricultural Hall is always
chock full of the products of the
farm, dairy and pantry. 4 he
Stock show always interesting.
The special free attractions viii
be provided by Jackson Bros.
Combination. Of Constantine,
Michigan. which is unequalei
and excels all attractions of It's
kind in the world. This year
they add new features, the most
daring feats Of horsemanshir
ever tried.
The famous Rosards, the pow.
erful and graceful man and the
pretty and dainty little woman
in their combined marvellous feat:
of strength, grace, skill and fur
making, will appear twice each
day.
Admission only % cents. NJ
extra charge for seats in the
grand stands.
See Southern special time caro-
in another column.
CHAs. MoENKHAUs, Pres.
K. w. PICKHARDT, Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
Save The PeCdns.

The Horticultural Department.
of Purdue University wishes
TO call the attention of the
farmers of southern Indiana to
the Importance OF the pecan. !
This tree grows wild as far as
Terre Haute, and in the lower
Wabash country especially, was
at one time very plentiful.
The growing of pecans in
commercial orchards in the
South is proving one of the safest
and most profitable lines of
agricultural investment possible
to get into. In the opinion of
the Horticultural Department
of the Station there is no reason
why this kind Of Profit should be
confined TO the far South when
southern Indiana is SO well pro-
vided with native stock. The
Experiment Station is investi
eating the possibilities Of this
business for southern Indiana
farmers at the present time,
and earnestly desires their active
cooperation during the coming
autumn. AS a beginning, it vii
be necessary to locate and pro
cure samples from all OF tn.
best wild pecan trees now left
Undoubtedly many of the mos
valuable trees have been de
stroyed, but it is the hope anC
expection of those intereste,
that native stock will yet b,
found which will be of sufficien
excelle ice to successfully com
plete with the southern product
and of sufficient hardness t,
withstand southern Indiana
climate,
Ii you are interested in tn,
starting of a new industr,
which will add another source 0
wealth to southern Indiana
look up the desirable pecan tree
in your nighborhood and SEN
dozen of the nuts, with you
name and address and a descrip
ton of the trees to
c. c. WooDBUR
Purdue Experiment Station
Lafayette, sInC
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
NObOdg Spared.
Kidney Troubles Attack Jasper Men and
Women. Old and ionng.

Kidney Ills seize young and old.
Come Quickly with little warning.
Children suffer in their ealiy years.
Can't control the kidney secretions.
Girls are langnid, nervous, sufier pain
Women worry, cant do daily work.
Men have lame and aching backs.
The cure for man. woman or child
Is 10 cure the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
Cure all forms of kidney suffering.
Jasper testimony proves 1t.
Mrs Ignatz Kunkel, living on West
sixth street, Jasper, Ind, says;
was anxious about my daughter az che
suffered 20 much from backache and J :
of energy. FREQUENT headaches added
TO her distress, she was nervous and de-
pressed and srose in the morning more
iatigued than when she retired the even
ing before. When We read about Doans
Kidney Pills. they seemed 10 toe what wt
desired. and we procured supply al
Flick < Pfau's drug store. Hall tbs
box had not been used when the achins
and lameness in the girls beck disap-
peArs1. a. also did the headaches
Doan's Kidney Pills did her 20 muci
good that | am going to take them Tor
similar trouble.
For sale by all dealers Price % cents
Foster Milb1rn Co. Buffalo New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan San
take no other.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04

The Trustee OF HARRISON Township,
Dnbois County. proposes for the yearly
expenditures and tax levies b. the
Advisory Board AZ IT. annual meeting.
I, he held al the Office on the iir-t day
of sept 1905, commencing at One o'clock.
l.. H.. the following estimates and
amounts for s-id year.
I Township expenditure, $4,000. and
To Nn-hip tax, 10 cents on the nuudre
dollars.
>. local luton expenditures. sl22O. Us
and tax. ~ cents on thS hundred dol
lars.
3. Special School Tax expenditure,
g. on and tax, 10 cent- on the hundred
doiia-s
Road Tax expenditures s64S ~ and
tax. IN cents on the hundred folar-
AiiirinnaI Road Tax expenditure
: 500 and tax. ~ cents on tue hun IN. i
dollars.
Totai expenditure. s43.I = anil f,ial
tax. 60 cents on the hundrcd Lclisr
The tables Of the above named tDAn
ship are a. follows-
Total Valuation of Lands and I'm
Y provemenis, s5ol ,tia
Total Valuation Of Personal .
Property. sZS2.-S's
Valuation OF Rail Roads. Ex-
\ press Companies, Palace Car
7 Companies, Telegraph Lines,
\ Telephone Lines, etc, etc.
Estimated from
Last Years Tax Dupicate.l 4,oOl
Net Taxable Property OF Town
ship, Siss Oc'
JONI l.. HARDER Trustee
Aug. 10 1905.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-09-04
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For Congress
WILLIAM r. cox.
For Judge 18th, Circuit
JOHN l.. BRETT.
For Prosecutor,
HARRY W. CARPENTER.
For Joint Representative
PETER L. COBLE.
For state Senator, Dubois, Crawfor-
and Perry Counties.
IA MisrAHEl
For County Treasurer
JOSEPH GEhBER-
For Count, >her.n.
FERDIAND NOLLMER.
For Co. Com'r Sd. Dist.
JOHN B. LUBBERS.
FOR TP. TRUSTEE.
Bainbndge-Wm 3. Erny.
Madison obt Yates.
Harbison-Adam Harker.
Boone-Thomas n Inmar.
Assessor BainbIidge-So.on Stephenson