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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

tween the holders of stock In the three consolidating railroad corporations. They are all put on an equal basis and for every share of stock in one of the old companies will be issued in ex- change one share of stock in the con solidated corporation. either preferr- ed or common.
 It is provided towards the end of the agreement between the three lines that upon the consummation of the consolidation the lease of the Old Gulf and Chicago Railway to the Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City Railroad. bearing date of July 1, 1903, shall be cancelled and terminated.
 The agreement bears the signatures of the executive officers of the three component lines- Among sese Is the name of MT. Berg. president of the consolidated concern who was prssi- dent of the M J. & K. O.. the C. and F.. and J. c. Rich. president of the old N. O.. M & c. MT. crary. secre. tary and treasurer of the consolidat- ed company was secretary of the N. O., M. 6 c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
ANSWER
ARGUMENTS THIS MORNING IN
 COTTON COMPRESS CASE.
Attorney General Garber VIII Support Petition For an Injunction Asked
 of The City Court Today.

Attorney General Gnrber VIII Support
 Petition For an Injunction Asked
 Of The City Court Today.
 Judge 4. D. Sayre will this morning at 10 o'clock hear arguments in the case of the State of Alabama against the Central of Georgia Railroad. h which the Railroad Commission of the State Is seeking an injunction against the railroad to prevent that corpora ton from granting discriminatory privileges in the matter of the Union Springs Compress Company and the Atlantic Compress Company of Mont gomery.
 The Railroad Commission claims that the Central of Georgta railway company owns part of the stock of the Atlantic Compress Company and for that reason grants certain rates to shippers of cotton from Union Springs to Montgomery for impressed bales of cotton. that would not be granted shippers using the compress at Union Spring.
 The Central of Georgia Railway claim that they cannot and should not be made to patronize any particular compress for cotton. and that they have the right to grant certain rates to all customers using the railroad company's press at Montgomery.
 The contest of the case this morning before Judge Sayre will doubtlesss bA well attended both by prominent officials of the railway company as well as for the railroad commission.
 The suit is a companion to a suit for heavy penalties by the State against the Central for continuing the alleged determinations after the com mission had ordered the line to de- siSt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
THE WAY OUT
From Weakness to Power by Food
 Route.

Getting the right start for the days work often means the dfference be- tween doing things in wholesome com fort. or dragging along half dead all day.
 There's more in the use of proper more's the pity.
 Three years ago I began working in a general store" writes a man. 'and between frequent deliveries and more frequent customers I was kept on my feet from morning till night.
 Indigestion had troubled me for some time, and in fact my slight break fast was taken more from habit than appetite. At first this insufficient diet was not noticed much. but at work 1t made me weak and hungry long before noon.
 Yet a breakfast of rolls. fried foods and coffee meant headache. nausea and kinder discomforts. Either way was losing weight and strength, when one day q friend suggested that l try a 'GrapeNuts breakfast
 50 l began with some stewed fruit Grape Nuts and cream. a soft boiled egg, toast. and cup of Postum. By noon I was hungry but with a healthy, normal appetite. The weak languid feeling was not there.
 My head was clearer. nerves steadier than for months, Today my stomach is strong, my appetite normal, my bodi- ly power splendid and head always clear.
 There's a Reason"
 Name given by Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich. Read The Road to We'll ville," in pkRs. Ever read the above ietterR A new one appears from time to time. They are genuin, true, and full of human in- terest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
MRS. McCARRoLL HURT.
Barbour County Woman Thrown From
 Buggy.

Eufaula Sept. 15.--(SpeciaI.) )-Mrs. Sam McCarrolI. who resides twelve miles south of the city. Is suffering from two broken ribs and other pain full bruises. the result of an accident In being thrown from a buggy.
 In company with her husband she was driving to this city and upon reaching the suburbs was met by an out going automobile which so fright ened the animal they were driving that he could not be controlled and dashed away at full speed.
 Mrs. McCarroll who is rather cor pulent fell heavily and 1t Is feared tn at E she sustained internal injuries. She was taken to a nearby home where medical attention was given. She was taken home the following afternoon.
 Mrs. McCarroll is an aged and most estimable woman widely known and loved.
 The activity in compress circles here will compare quite favorably with the same period last season and operations in that line have to some extent ex ceeded the expectations of the manage ment.
 Up to the close of business last night 1t was learned through Manager Dan Mabry that the number of bales compressed were $500 as against 5000 for the corresponding time last Sep tember.
 Diphtheria has made It's appearance among some of the children of the city and every precaution is being taken to prevent spread of the disease.
 R. L. Hatfeld's home on South Side of the city where the malady has ap- peared has been quarantined and no serious fears of any other outbreaks are entertained.
 Owing to the protracted dry weather now prevailing the river here has reached a very low stage and the steamers between this city and Co., lumbus. Ga. are having much difficulty in maintaining their regular schedules. It was learned yesterday that one of the up-going boats is now stranded on q sand bar and Is having much diff culty in getting off.
 Miss AddIe Skillman. of this city, is now an important addition to St. James Episcopal Church choir. Miss Skill man will in future preside as organ ist.
 Mrs. J. c. McRae entertained the Matrons Bridge Club at her home on Randolph street yesterday morning. F. N. Bridge. of New York. has reached the city and will succeed l.. c. West as manager of the Electric Light and Power Company of this city.
 Mrs. B. Friedman has gone on a | visit to the friends of hes former home in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
MIR. STORRS ASKS DAMAGES
 OF CENTRAL OF GEORGIA

Charles P. storrs yesterday filed . suit against the Central of Georgis Railroad for damages amounting 50 $I,9ss as Q compen- sation for injuries which he received while . passenger on a Central ot Georgia train in Geneva County on March IT, 1908.
 Tn his complaint Mr. storrs ayers that while a passenger on the train during last March the negligence of the officials of the train caused him to suffer serious injuries to hIs foot, in that his foot was mashed and the toe badly crushed. causing him much expense and loss of time from his business. The pIaiptiff also demands q jury In the hearing of the case.
 The papers were executed In the sheriff s office yesterday morning but the date of the hearing has not yet been set
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
PROTECTIVE LIFE


 This home company. of which ex- Governor William D. Jelks is presi- dent. is doing clean and high class business It Is writing the best peo- pie in this district. trying first to reach those who can understand clear ly the purpose of the company, and the plans on which 1t is building. On another page of the paper this morning the company has a word which the lover of Alabama ought to read.
 It is not selling bargain counter in- surance. On the contrary, standard forms of polici es and standard rates. The company is doing conservative business consistently. persistently and insistently.
 More than s100,000 of the company's capital is lodged under the law with the State Treasurer. and in addition, the reserve on every policy written. the insurance commissioner signing the policies and putting on them the great seal of State. No foreign com pany has any money in the State Treasury at all. and they offer no such security as this home company offers.
 ---ady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
CHAPTER VIII. ssPrfeuda.o

It was a beautiful afternoon on the day succeeding the storm, and Mrs. Tudor, who had been disappointed with regard to a carriage, descended from her own sitting-room in order to see what was going on in the other regions of the hotel. She desired to have a little chat with some of her acquaint- ances; however. it happened that the great reception rooms were vacant. A game of pelote. the golf links, and a large 'at home'' had emptied the Belle. vue; but crouched in a chair in front of the fire. reading a book, she de- scried black figure crowned by a mop Of red hair--the heiressi Here was indeed piece of luck. The old lady immediately came forward, drew up a fauteuil. and commenced to knit vigorously.
 (COntinued TOmorrow.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
MIR. ELLIS IN CITY
TALKS or PYTHIANIsM AND DEM
 OCRACHY.
All Ofzicers of Supreme Lodge Are Dem ocrats and Five of Paid off, cers Are From the
 Soufh.

visitor to Montgomery yesterday, who, If he is not now hustling. will be busy in the near future. is Hon. James B. Ellis. of Selma, who Is the recognized campaign manager of Hon. H. S. D. Mallory. sure candidate for Governor In the next State primary MT. Ellis came here to attend the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Baptist State Association and not on political mission. Therefore he would have nothing to say on politics at this juncture.
 That Mir. Ellis has, however, re- ceived.s continuous encouragement as to the candidacy of Mir. Mallory is cer- tain. He has made this known pre- viously to his coming to Montgomery on this occasion.
 MT. Ellis. if he did eschew politics, was much disposed to talk of the Dem ocracy of Pythianism. He was one of the three Alabama delegates to the Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias which met few weeks ago in Boston, the others being Attorney General Alex M. Garber and Cooper. of OK ford.
 Judging from what Mir. Ellis says of the general conduct of Pythianism it affords very indigenous soil for the growth of Democracy. It is one of the best culture media that the world has ever known.
 'It is fact not commonly known said Mir. Ellis yesterday. that the predominating influence of the Su- preme Lodge Is allied with Democracy It Is evident all the way through the proceedings. As proof of 1t, all the officers of the Supreme Lodge are Dem ocrats. Five of the eight paid officers are from the South and are Demo- crats.
 Three of the five members of the governing board are Southerners and Democrats"
 MT. Ellis will join his wife in Mont gomery probably tonight and will re- turn tomorrow or soon to Selma. She Is on her way from Asheville. N. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

Miss Roylston says that she was all run down. had indigestion and stomach trouble so badly that she could not eat or retain anything on her stomach. but now she is happy to state that these troubles are things of the past. To-day she can eat anything and t agrees with her. she is robust and strong and is anxious to tell anybody who is sick and needs tonic about her wonderful recovery. She says nothing seemed to help her until she took Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey as prescribed by her doctor and it worked like magic. Miss Revision requests to have the story of her good fortune pulp lished so that it may be the means of showing the thousands who suffer as she did the quick sure way to complete recovery and healtk.
 Those who read this are at liberty to write this young lady who says she stions and telling how she was restored
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
TRISTATE
 RAILROADS United as New Orleans Mobile and Chicago CONSOLIDATED SEPTEMBER 3 Secretary of State Was Notified Yesterday of Big Work Consolidating Lines Are N. !. and K. c, Gulf and Chicago aad N. o, M. and C., Trsversing Alabama,
 Misissippi and Tennessee
 --omces in Mobile.
CONSOLIDATED SEPTEMBER 3

Details of the plan of consolidation f the Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City Railroad, the Gulf and Chicago Railway and the New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad were set out Tn an official notice filed with the Secre- tary of State yesterday by omcers or the new organization.
 The consolidated corporation Will represent a capitalization Of sl6,60o.. 0Oo' The lines of the company will traverse the states of Alabama, Ms sissippi and Tennessee and the carrier is to be known hereafter as the New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad Company.
 The combination of these three short lines originated in the absorption. 1t is believed of the other two lines by the road which Is now the name of the consolidated corporation.
 The consolidation went into effect September 3rd. which is the date of the agreement filed with the Secretary of State. The Alabama offices of the nv company will be in Mobile, those of Mississippi in Laurel and those or Tennessee in Middleton.
 The claim Is set up in the agreement that the consolidation of the lines mentioned will give one continuous line of railway and will admit of the passage of burden or passenger cars thereover without break or interrup- tion. the lines are neither parallel nor competing and will be beneficial to the stockholders of each of said companies and to the public generality
 Oalcers of New Line.
 The agreement names the first offi- cers of the new road. They are as fol- lows: L. s. Berg. of New York. presi- dent; Brayton Ives. of New York, vice president; c. W. Crary, of Mobile. treasurer and secretary, and ". F. Owen, general manager
 There are eleven directors of the corporation whose names are given in the agreement and who are to hold office until the first annual election for the naming of the officers. which will be held in Mobile on the third Wednesday in October between II o'clock in the morning and o'clock in the afternoon. All other annual elec- lions. 1t is provided. shall be held in Mobile.
 The aggregate capital stock of the consolidated company is divided into 165.000 shares of the par value of b1oo each. Of this 35. .0oo. 900 has been set aside as preferred stock and $11.500.- 900 is to constitute the common stock of the corporation. It Is provided that the preferred stock shall not exceed In the dividends to be apportioned six per cent. and may be declared semi annually. Such preferred dividends are aon-cumulative and the preferred stock will be entitled, therefore, to no furth- sr than the prescribed maximum.
 There is no distinction made be-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
NEWS OF RECORD

The following transfers of real estate were yesterday recorded in the office of the Probate Judge:
 A. M Kennedy and wife to A. L. Linkin- berE. lots and 10 of the Kennedy plat; s1,00o.
 c. A. Griffith and wife to c. H. shreve, lot "A of the Griffith plat; consideration s25o.
 G. H. shreve to J. A. Fears, lot T4 of the Griffith plat; consideration. ssOo'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

crease these effects. Some children S,n Wiii es truarits even when all physical oisability ts absent. Housing condf- tions are found to be markedly unsani- tary in the l400 defective children ex- smined by. the Welfare Committee for scnooi Children. Bad air at night is a
 potent source of physical evils. Child
 Ien receive Inadequate medical and dental care at home. A small number
 only are found to have deficient break fasts. School sessions are too long. physical exercise and recreation allow ed- The cooperation of parents must pc secured In the correction of defects oy Pupuo lectures. pamphlets. advice
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
FrnnI.Iin High School.

Russellville. Sept. 15.-(Special.) )-- Franklin County High School opens hero today at the college building.
 It will be moved tomorrow to ths Knights of Pythias Hall, where tenn porary quarters have been secured un- til the High School Building can be finished.
 Professor Marlborough. principal. and Professors Wheeler and Bolding. as- sistants. are very much pleased with the showing mdae In opening. all though 1t was in temporary quarters.
 The principal feels confident of an en- rollment of at least seventy-five thu first week This will DC materially fn- creased in a short time and very much so when the high school is in its own home. This will probably be about January 1st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
Receiver ls Named.

St. Louis. Sept. I5-A receiver for the choctaw Gas. Light and Heating Comps ny was appointed by Judge Dyer in the United States Circuit Court here tcdax The action was taken after William ster- rett of Chicago hod filed a petition aIleg- ing that William G, Weimsr. vice-president of the company and a resident director at South McAlester had wrongfuIly taken from the concern tl4,s00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
The New school Hygiene.

Geo. W. vandergrift of New York draws a striking contrast between school hygiene in the past and in the present The new hygiene involves the relief of impaired physical condi- tions In school children. This relief cannot be accomplish ed by school or home treatment as long as home con ditions are such as to cause and in-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
cHolera ,u st. pe.er,bur..

St. Petersburg. Sept. i5.--For the twen- ty-four hours ending at noon today there have been reported in St. Petersburg 24o cases and six deaths from the Asiatie chol- era This Ia almost double the record of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
Miss RoyIston Tells of
 Her Good Fortune

Miss Eva Royston prominent young lady Dayton Tenn Who Was Run Down Indigestion and Stomach Trouble That Anything Feels overjoyed Think That Health That She Wants Tell Everybody About It.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

Buy your Meats, Fish, Poultry and Vegetables from the Kent Cash Market and save money. Phone 3362.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16

Buy your Meats, Fish, Poultry and Vegetables from the Kent Cash Market and save money. Phone S362.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
PERKINS IS ALIVE.
Memphis Man Was RepOfsNd Killed in {
 Wreck.

Memphis. Tenn, Sept. 1S.-AlightinE from a railroad train this afternoon Lohn H. Perkins a well known business man of MemphIs who had been reported killed yes- terday in a wreck near clarksdale Mss greeted his family one returned from the tomb.
 The local newspapers had his nams among the killed and his friends were de plorinE his sudden deathe. MT. Perkins was only cut and bruised but will recover from his injuries.
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