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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
ThanksQiuinQ Linens

s-A LINEN TABLE CLOTHs-Pure white
 with red or blue borders, heavy
 frinEed and pure Iinens worth $l25t
 for Monday. .s.ss'eoe IO-A niEe same as above for ...OSc PURE WHITE TABLE CoVERS--Fine
 quality linen, size full l2-4, henA-
 stitched and worth s2.00B for Mon aO-TNCH RLEACHED TABLE LINEN An excellent quality % inches wide
 and worth 7Sc a yard, for Mon-
 day. ...... '"~S LINEN DAMAsEz--BIeached or un- 'T bIeached, fine grade Ss inches wide' worth 40c a yardB Monday..' Zoe TURKEY RED DAMASk--00 inches
 wide, fast cOEors and heavy quality, worth 4Oc a ynrdI Monday. .2Se LINEN NAPKINS-size 20x2O, full
 hleaehed and pure linen, uncut, reg
 uIar S2 quality for Monday. the aos- FRINGED NAPKINs-With red and
 blue BordersI also pure white, worth
 CSC a dozen, for Monday. .4Dc LINEN TOWELS---Pure white with
 red. blue and pink borders, saEe 24x 50 inches, heavy hand-kn0tted fringe, 4Oc quality Monday. ... Q. .14e LINEN T0WELs--Extra large siEe, pure white, hem.stitched or plain with heavy hmmd-knoftea fringe, Euarmnteed pure linen worth 0Se each fer AEenday.. ...... ...4sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
LOTTERY DISPOSED OF A SEAT IN HOUSE OF LORDS

r.ordon Nov. 21.--A seat In the r1ouaa of Lords was rafied with solemn rarennony for the first time In history In that chamber a few days ago Ihe winner of the prize was Lord Asn- town the Irish peer at whose County Waterford residence the mysterious bomb outrage took place last year.
 When the Lord Chancellor had taken hia seat on the woolsack the Clerk or the Grown and Hanaper, a grave Irish ofIciaI appeared at the bar of the House. Out Iof all keeping with the historicaf tharacteF ofo the dseene he was in ofdinEFy eitwentieth century morning coat Is9f7t'~S- -t
 The Lord ChancelloF, in his full bottonied wig and long robes, rose from the woolsAek and asked him his mes sage: He announced that he bore the writs for the election of an Irish rep resentative7 peer to sit in that House in the room of the late Lord Rosse. Two Irish lords who had no seats there by hereditary right had received ex- actIy the same number of votes for the vacant scat. They were Lord Ash town and Lord Farnham.
 Peers looked up with an air of pug sled interest What was to be done? The Lord Chancellor soon settled the question. He rose and announced that such contingency Hh0 pSVu PASNAADA for in. the act of union. That act pre- Ecribed that in such a case tho Clerk of the ParHamonts should write the names of both peers on separate pieces of paper exactly alike in shape and size and place them in a glass on the table while the House was sitting and draw out one therefrom. The peer whose name was drawn out would be the one elected.
 The Clerk of the Parliamsnts, Sir Henry Graham, in his wig and gown, bent over the table slowly and grave Iy. He took up q glass. It was enc of the vessels ordinarily used by peers for drinking water. or such other liquor as they prefer. in the midst of tong speeches--a glass goblet with a stem.
 The Clerk of the ParIiaments drew out slip and read 1t out. It was the one with the name of Lord Ashtown.
 The Lord Chancellor then pronounced Lord Ashtown to have been duly elect cd a represe1tativs Irish peer to sit !r the House of Lords.
 Both peers were in the precincts of the House while the drawing was in progress.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
WINS HER CASE.
Young Woman Lawyer HOnOred in
 Paris.

Young Woman Lawyer HonOrea in
 Paris.
 Paris, Nov. 2i.--MIle. Heleno Mirop- olsky. the handsome Portia, has scored another triumph in obtaining the &C., qulttal of a pretty young Breton girl. named Mario Thepault. who, in a mo- ment of anger, had plunged carving knife into tho breast of faithless lover named Maurice Dubousset.
 It was the ordinary 'crime passion nello." Dubousset met the girl. in Brittany, whore he was undergoing his military service. When he was dis charged from the army, Marie Thepault left her home and followed him to Paris. bringing with her Sl60 which she had saved up. Dubousset when the money was gone. treated the girl with great brutality, and ultimately told her he wished to have nothing more to do with her.
 The jury was sympathetic. The per suasiYe eloquence of Mile. Miropolsky moved them to tears. and the result was no longer in doubt. Members oi the jury stopped the advocate, and saia they did not wish to hear her further as their minds were made up. For mere forul's sake they retired to con- slider their decision. Five minutes lat CT they were back with the verdict of not guilty, which the foreman blurted out In the intervals of drying his eyes
 Reaching from the prisoners bench, Marie Thepauit put her arms around the neck of Mile. Miropolsky. who was sitting just beneath. and kissed her on the cheeks. The President dug his pen viciousiy into his plotting pad in or der to conceal his emotion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
HENEY AS A
 GUN FIGHTER The Famous Prosecutor Killed His Man. FIGURED IN MANY FIGHTS Fired From College for Fight
 ing. He Has Developed Into one of the Greatest Prosecutors of Americn-- He Has Been a Marked Mas
 and He Knew It.
FIGURED IN MANY FIGHTS

Chicago Examiner.
 Men of discretion who have followed the careers of Francis J. Heney. Joseph M. Folk and others of their class have declared that Heney Is "the greatest prosecutor in the United States"
 Whether there Is any specific stand ard by which that question could De settled definitely and conclusiveiy, 1t Is at least certain that Heney is the most picturesque prosecutor In the United States.
 His was no mild, law-abiding com munity like Jerome's, where a bad man could be arrested and thrown into jail for carrying a pocket knife with a blade more than two Inches and half long.
 Heney's field has been among the un- Iettered passions of the Western bad man. He has lived and fought in coni- munities where law.breakers went about armed to the teeth, threatening with violent and summary death any one who dared to oppose them.
 Heney Always a Fighter.
 Long before District Attorney Lang Ion of San Francisco appointed Heney special assistant to uncover ana punish the San Francisco grafters; long before President Roosevelt sent for him and asked him to break up the public land sWlndlers in Wnlcn Onlted StaIes 6ehA~ tor Mitchell and other leading West ern politicians were interested. Francis J. Heney had won a reputation as fearless and indefatigable prosecutor.
 In sense, he was bad man" him. self; that is to say, he was a bad man to cross in the performance Of his duty.
 He was born in the West, "a years ago, and, according to the records. was q fighter from infancy. kie jaw was square and heavy and his steely blue eyes never faltered under the boldest gaze. He wasn't exactly the kind that fond mothers hold up to their children as examples for emulation. a fact which he diyulged himself in a recent ad.. dress to the students of the University of California.
 ''rwenty-eight years ago I vas fired by the faculty of the University of California" he said. 'T am sorry to say was fired for fighting. The strange part of the sequel Ia that am now invited to address you because [ have acquired Q reputation for lighting. aud might add that Abe Ruef, one of the men I have been fighting, is a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
Will Commence to Grow Flesh on the
 Face in a Night
Paris Physician Tells of Marvellous Scien- tific Discovery by which He Says La- dies May Regain Their Lost
 Beauty.

At last science has performed the start ling feat of creating new flesh directly on the face. neck, arms. or bust, by the mere external application of certain pre-digestsd food elements. These clements are first digested by a wonderful chemical process, which acts practically in the same way as the human digestive organs.
 lady with a thin. scrawny neck. face or arms, or with q flat bust. has only t" apply a small quantity of this remarkable food, and in one day's time 1t actually com mences to build new flesh and tissue. The woman with A face all wrinkled from trou- ble. worry or age may take new hope: for in this marvellous product We have at last found a true flesh builder that will grow flesh where you want. and not on some part of the body that you do not want II. ss may be the case with foods taken Into Inc stomach.
 A French physician, who Is a member of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris. has pre- pared il thorough treatise on this wonderful produce He claims that by its mere sxter- nal application ladies may regain their lost beauty mako their faces round ana plump. remove their wrinkles, enlarge their busts and perform many other aetonisn.nss things In the beauty line. He gives meSn yalusbIs information in regard te its meth cd of preparation, where 1t may ee ootain- ed and gives important anViee potn v" E dies and his brother -physicians tn resara 10 its general use.
 so great is the demand for this treatiss that it has already been translated hsom the original French into four alIieIent 1s .,,a ss rsn4s.irn wliah Italian Spanish and Der
 nar-and 1t is now being further Tsns'@e- ad into Russian and Portuguese. ~niA maSaI hy the Paris international Ex- position, and tt seems to hld fair to F@"N of the present century.
 The valuable treatise by the French sy pny- sicien referred 70 above ana o.neJ o,ss new nroanets will be sent to any reader or HE .ts 2 paSer absolutely free If you Eih saares@ snS tm French American Importing Co., sS''s sV"D svracuse N. '.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
NetD Fur AYyiUaLS

rur sets for Ladies, Misses and ChIl- axer houmht at soc on the dollar and ~-,II he 1oId mt same ratio all day Mon-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22

through many tight place unscathed.
 For years he has been a marked man. and he knew 1t. His breaking up of the land frauds In the Northwest. but more particularly his interference with one of the richest gratis America has
 ever known, in San Francisco, made him dreaded, and hated by every evil doer In the West.
 Since the conviction of Mayor Schmitz and Abe Ruef. the political boss of San Francisco. Heney's friends have insisted that he should have a body guard with him constantly. Merely to
 please them, he consented. although
 he protested, laughingiyg that no one could guard him so well as he could
 guard himself.
 His Bodyguara FaiIs. And it is a fact that in order to "get him" the assassin had to walt until ,ba relaxed in the faneied security of the court room; until his back was turned and his head bent forward over his notes; until that marvellous alert ness of his was eentered not upon his own security, but upon the legal work of the moment, and then the body
 guard proved futile es Heney said he
 would.
 Everybody who was acquainted with the situation felt sure that 1t was only a question of time until sOHte one would succeed in putting bullet into him. and Hensy, with his intimate knowledge of the Western bad man, , must have felt 1t, too. but he only laughed and went straight ahead into | the jaws of death, daring to enforce Justice, if he died for If.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
Comforts and Blankets

WOOL BLANKETs-- Pure white with red and blue bor-
 derm, full 11-4 size and fully worth
 sSEO, for Monday. ...' S@'%S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22

ia A rumor of a subscription dance or two looming in the distance put m etsn +sa they may turn out to De niH asn.s are in SIentv hui although these events brInE neopie together. they are chieny intarsstinr nt to what the lawyers call thso'So ths 'contracting parties" themselves. ITn,.ss InT inc latter part of this month hoISs aome surprise In store. the Au- tumn season may be looked upon as thing of the past
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
Skirts and Waists

s4.0O PANAMA sKFRTs--BIaek, brown and navy, wide, seIf-fOia around Bot- tom and battssa deyvn frontg m ex- tFa SA.00 value for Monday AS $500 Panama Skirts, Monday e3.24 s5.OO Black voiIe skirts for. .. 93.0s Ss.5O Black VOlIe sExirta for. .. e5la' ECRU NET WATsTs--Fine eualEts Brussels net made over china sGlis
 trimmed with eIany lace bandny
 waist regularly worth e3.5o, for Mor
 day. ...... ...... ... ....... G1.4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
STORE
 IO5 Dexter AUe. Telephone 246
Tailored Garments
 For Young and Old

low price record both in prosperous and stagnan periods absolutely time and its varied events It the oun dation steady and increasing business and having successfully the past will continue vigorously than
 peepng the horizon want the public prices this store will not increase with it, but remain low ebb We propose sell stock bought it. below par.
 SILK VELVETS-Bak and colors also crushed velvet all the regular $1 9 and $50 qualities for Monday kEh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22

Knoxville JournaT and Tribune: Re gently the State of Georgia elected a man for Governor who had never made a speech and 1t was believed who could Temple Graves. the most eloquent pub lie speaker in the State of Georgia, was nominated for Vice-Presldent on the Hearst ticket. Nearly all the men who voted for him in his own State could be hauled in one omnibus with out overcrowdina it Can 1t be that the people of Georgia have gone back on the oratorteal artr'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
Dress Goods

colora, 42 inches wide and worth Sse
 yard. while it lasts, Monday, the GUARANTEED BLACK TAFFETA--- Full yard wide, very heavy quality,
 high lustre and rustic, sold eIne-t where at RI.S0 . yard. Monday. -.0se BROADCLOTH-Ftne quality alI-wOoi,
 in all the leading colors, B4 Inches
 wide and worth e1.50 a yardy for
 monasS'' s.s.ss ss..s .DS0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
ASQUITH TELLS
 OF BOYHO0D He Acknowledges His Thanks to School. MADE POSSIBLE HIS CAREER London Schools Pounded for Poor Boys.
 England Is sHn struggling With Its Inevitable asestsoa ef Previd-
 tns Both for the Needy sad
 for sAe Unemployed.
,ny w. uAMIIroN RHODES, :,

London, Nov. zt.---Mr. Asauith, the Prime Minister of England. may be resolute man. but he is not proud one. or one who desires to hide his early history. Recently he was the guest of his old school-the city ot London School-.at a banquet given by the committee In the magnificent old hail at LAncolh's Inn. Replying to the toast of his health. MT. Asquith de- eiared that among the many and va ried eonKratulations which he had re- ceived, none had gone more nearly to his heart than those which he had re- csived from hls old school He thank cd the Corporation of London and the Lord Mayor for the great distinction they had done him in founding and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-22
Lntenf LevIathana.

The latest Atlantic liVtathans, the Lusitania and the Mauretania, are to enjoy. 1t appears, only transitory fame as the largest vessels afioat. The Clyde and the Tyne, from which the giant Cunaders were launched, must at no distant date, surrender the honors to the Lagan. Messrs
 Harland and Wolff are hurrytng for ward the numerous alterations and additions to their yard which of neces- sity had to precede the building of the mammoth White Star liners Olym- pic and Titanic. The famous Belfast firm have for many years enjoyed a reputation as pioneers both in the buildings of great ocean going ships and in the equipment and resources of their splendid yard, Their policy has been of the most progressive na- ture in both these respects, and the developments which are soon to be recorded, although probably undreamt of even a decade ago, are only in keeping with their best traditions. The exact proportions of the new White Star liners have not yet been divulged. but their gross tonnage will approxi- mate 45, 900 tons with a displacement of so,0O0 tons, as against the l7,oOo tons gross of the Oceanic and the 32,- 500 tons of the Lusitania. The cost of the new liners has been estimated to exceed by $250 900 that of the great Cunarders. The improvements in the yard include the erection of an enor- nous double gantry over the two new slips on which the keels are to be laid, the erection of a floating crane of sky7f scraper dimensions, and the introduc-N tion of the most modern hydraulic and pneumatic plant. electrically driven. More than 12.0O0 men will be employed.
 The anticipatons of brilliant au- tumn season in London which were so plentifully indulged in when Parlia- ment opened, have, so far, not been re- aiized. nor is there any prospect that they will be. Lady Denman's politi- cal party on Friday last is the only attempt at entertaining which has yet
 taken place, with the exception of a few official banquets which the veriest optimist could not look upon as com ing under the head Of Saietys There
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-03-15
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FRONT WINDOWS.

We show but two Of our
designs in windows; all
are exceptionally tasty
and the tops are made
with either lead or wood
bars where desired. Our
assortment of house, barn,
cellar and hot-bed sash is
large and varied. They're
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-07-18
PARA roDA comEzoN.

Ell unguento de Doan cura Eczema y
AImorranas comexonIentas.. La
Gente de Santa re 10 Recommends
Una ~aplicacion del Unguento dc
Doan cura cualquier comezon Ira
|tamiento breye cura eczema. almorra-
mas comezonlentas. flema salada-
cualquier erupcion de la piel o come
zon en- la piel. Els ell remedio mas ba.
ratio para usarse, porque SO ne
cesita para aliyiar y curar. Aqui hay
testimonio de Santa Fe para p~robarlo.
dad. Quien vive en- Ia Gale do San
Francisco. dice: vino a mi conoci-
mlento en- tempo pasado I'm case de
h~emorroides, comunmente llamadas al
morranas. Fran la clase sa~nguinolenta
variedad putridora. y comezonientas
extensivamente. Vino a mi conoci-
miento oil Unguento de Doan de una
persona que sufria y fue ~procurado en-
la Botica de Ireland y curse del trata-
miento dado. La primera ~aplicacion
do alivio Y uso continue del mismo
|por I'm largo tempo radicalmente dis.
Ipuso de esa prevalence playa"
De venta en- tcdas las boticas. Pre-
Icio 80 centavos. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, New York. unicos agentes por
llos Estados Unidos.
Recorded ell nombre-Doan--y no
tomen otro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-07-18
NUEv0 PRESlDENTE DEL
CENTRAL De SANTA re,

En- una junta reciente de los
directories de las companies de los
ferrocarrilles Central de Santa
Fey Oriental de Albuquerque, en-
Pittsburg, Pa, Robert Law fue
electo presidente de las dos cor
poraciones, q tener este efecto el
dia 6 de Julio de 1908.
Mr.. Law que lego de Pittsburg
4 esta ciudad el domingo pasado,
asumi6 cargo de las companias
de ferrocarril y de su oficina y
y negocios Ell lines. Los ferro-
CARRIES Central de Santa Re y
Oriental de Albuquerque estan
ahora en- 81 proceso de consoli-
darse y comblnarse y este habra
sido effective para Ell 3 de Sep
tiembre de 1908, despues de 10
cual las dos companies de ferro-
carril seran conocidas bajo 81
nombre del ferrocarril Contra
de Nuevo Mexico. Las oficinas
generates de las compaflas cita
das permaneceran en- esta ciudad.
FL General Francis ]. Torrance
dimiti6 como presidents de los
dos ferrocarriles y esta ..vacancia
fue llenada con la election de Mr..
Law.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-07-18
MoRRELL LAW MANEJADoR
DE TRAFlco DEL CENTRAL

Acaban de ocurrir cambios i'm
portantes en- ell manejo del
ferrocarril Central de Santa Fe.
Robert Law ha sido electo presi-
dente de la Compania del Ferro-
carril Central de Santa F6 y del
Ferrocarril Oriental de Albu-
querque, sujeto q Ia consolida-
ci6n de estos dos ferrocarriles en-
la Compaflia del Ferrocarril Cen
trial de Nuevo Mexico, que Sc
verificara ell dia 2 de Septiembre.
Mr.. Law sucedi6 al General
Francis j. Torrance como presi-
dente de las companias del ferro.
carril Central de Santa Fe y del
ferrocarril Oriental de Albuquer-
que. Ri p~residente expidi6 la
6rden. siguiente: Santa Fe, n.
NJ, z de Julio de 1908. Teniendo
efecto en- esta fecha, Mr.. Morrell
Law es nombrado agente de ira
ico de estas Was con oficina en-
Santa Fe.
"En 8 de Septiembre de 1908,
las dos companies Central de
Santa re, y Oriental de Albu-
querque Sc habranconsolidad y Sc
ran conocidas como 81 ferrocarril
Central de NuevoMexico. Robert
Law, presidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-07-18
Ia GUERRILLA PHELPS
DODGE DEsEcHApA.


El procurador.. de los Estados
|Unidcs, D. j. Leahy, SO present6
ante ell Juez John II McFie, en- la
corte del primer distrito judicial
de este territorio, en- Ia manana
del martes pasado. por parte de
los Estados Unidos ypropusoqu
fuera desechada Ia GUERILLA colec-
tiva por conspiracion en- contra
de Phelps Dodge y compaaia, L.
D. Ricketts,, Charles A. Spiess y
otros. La connection de Charles
"a. Spiess. seg1n alegado en- Ia
querella, era haber preparado los
papeles de entrada para ciertos
individuos que habian hecho en-
tradas en- terrenos carbonfferos
en- ell condado de San Juan, y que
era abogado de la compania
Phelps-Dodge.
I'm representante del Nuevo
Mexicano visit6 al procurador de
los Estados Unidos Leahy y 10
pregunto que tenia que decir res
pecto al case, alo cual contesto
Leahy que NADIA tenia que decir
sine solamente s'que los Estados
Unidos despues de una investi-
gaci6n cuidadosa del asunto deci-
dieron que 81 gobierno no estaba
justifcado en- seguir prosecutan'
do la causa, y por 10 tanto ejercia
sus derechos en- la dimisi6n de Ia
misma, cual 10 habia hecho en-
varias otras causas."
I'm gran ndmero de causas Que
envuelven ell mismo estado dc
cosas y que manifestan transac'
ciones exactamente iguales a Ia
condici6n alegada en- la querells
por conspiracion Phelps Dodge
fueron desechadas por ell Jue'
Lewis de la corte del distrito fe
deral de Colorado el invierno pa
sado. Ell Juez Lewis sostuvt
que las transacciones no erar
ofensas en- contra de las leyes d.
, Hos Estados Unidos y son viola
! clones de las provisiones de las
leyes sobre terrenos de carbon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-07-18

MI nino, de cuatro amos de edad, SUI
.frio un fuerte ataque de disenteria-
|Teniamos dos medicos Y ambos 10 des-
hauciaron. Entoces le dimos el Re-
medic Chamberlain contra Ell Colico,
Colera y Diarrea,el cual 10 euro y
'creo que salvo su vida.-William II.
Stroling, Carbon Hill, Ala. No cabe
duda que este remedio saliva cada ano
las yidas de muchos ninos. Dadle
con aceite de castor conforme con las
lclaras dlrecciones impresas Y una Gu
Ira es clerta.-De venta en- todas las
boticas.