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The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

one of the most Intelligent things
about women is when they don't try To
be Intellectual
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17
PRACTICAL TAILOR
Have your Fall Suit made by
SPIKA. THE TAILOR.

Style and a perfect fit guaranteed.
Also Cleaning, Pressing and
Repairing.
Under Grand Valley National Bank.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

There's nothing that proves how
careless IA man is about figures like
the way he can get old enough to be
his elder sisters grandfather If they
live long enough.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-17

Heredity always fails to work out
when it's brains. and never when it's
red hair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

K0h TAX ASSESSOR. I nereoy announce myself a candidate fcy
 Hs OItfes of Tax Assessor of Montxomerv County' subject to the action of the DSns. eeratto primary. MORGAN a CILMG6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
w. c. HUNTER, Agent.

III, one barrel crockery. Mrs. l.; oas Waser opelIEa aksi Ala i7s 9ld Newman Ga; l75. one box drugs. A. B; Kestler, Newman. Ga; 176. one barrel yille. Ca: IF. one barrel canned cof- bundle. ss N k paper nSa%sR sRo @ Ssndies M papeP sss foqr LuSef co paRRg ra
 17s. one bundle collins. S. A. Archer, Hogansville, Ga.; 180. one case F. syr- up, T. A. Folds. Hogansville,- Ga; lS1, gansville. Ga; 1s2, one drum. one case food. Ware & Echols, Hogansville. Ga; ls4, two boxes powder, two crates P. iSs, one pr coffee, J. H. Glover. TIo: meat. r. A.. Bali. Hogansville. Ga.
 sS o one 1nHdls 6srsps ns HsIsy 4aas rolI roofing. c. W. B. Herman. La Grange, Ga. ls1. one box clock faces. one iron safe. Hogansxiile Bot IsS, four. crates s: ware. Harris iSs sS one Seni Show s'SIs ease, H. b. acoro& Opelika, Ala: 200, one show case, one case catalogs. J. M. Nall, Hogansville. sioxs 2i Sne ane sno~ Gdos aosaonS,e 0nS Hsse Ga 202. one box drugs. B. Higginsbosham. HogansvilIe, Ga; 203, one box granite SG stovs ppe M M Foafes one one case collars, Rosy King, Benton. Ala 205,one case stationary. N At ley, Auburn. Ala; 20S; one sack cast ing, General Fire Extinguisher CO, Atlanta, Ga; 20s. Three rolls bagging, comforts. o N Maxey Edlestein. Allan ta, Ga; PIP, chairs, c. E. Bryant, Mont gomery,. Ala; 214. one crate boxes. 5. bundles. four rockers, Graves A k, Co.,, Montgomery, Ala; 216 one boI crockery. Agnes Smith, Tallassee. Ala; 2l7 one box medicine Mrs. l. A: Cor bundles chairs. W. T. Goodson. Hogans- vile. Ga; 22O, one package. two caddies tobacco. E. c. Beasley, Beasley Ala CO, Montgomery, Ala; 222, twenty nine rolls paper, J. Kriess, Montgomery Ala 223 one box w. glass. Ii. Golden, half barrel cider. twenty boxes wood en-ware. one case samples Manget Branon Co, Newman. Ga; 226,one box baiS eanoE B. kaGSangf Ga Ata5is sss piae ?2s, eight cotton planters, E.. D. Camp Moreland. Ga; 230. one box iron lasts, oglesby Grocery Company, Atlanta, ]. D. ". PaiemoTe Fla; ss4 i.s. to- bacco, c. W. & Co, Newman. Ga; 235, one package ten cads tobacco. J. A Hudson x Co, LaGrange. Ga: 2Ss, one box glass T. T. M. Beal Springs Ga. 240 one sack pipe. one box. Gen eral Fire Extinguisher Co. Atlanta, Ga. PAP. one stool. Forbe Bros. La Grange. Ga; 246, fifteen rolls paper Paper Mills Co. Atlanta. Ga; 247. one box marble. J. K. Adams. LaGranEe. Ga, PAS. one box sifters, L. L. Lee. At lanta. Ga; 24e. ten bundles paper. two bundles L. paper. W. B. Carr. Shorters. Ala: 250, one box paint. J. Fl. Boyd, Shorters. Ala. 2k2. one keg white fish. A. H. Daniel, LaGrange, Ga; 253. one box paper clusters. Phoenix Duster & mfg. Co. Atlanta. Ga; 254, one case drugs. one case soap. J. A. Gowen. La- Grange. Ga; 255, two boxes adver- Using signs, Lena Rivers. MontEon- cry, Ala; 256, one box pads, Potts & Thompson. Atlanta. Ga; 257. lot axe handles, Schulch Miller Co: Whitehall Supply Co.. Atlanta. Ga; sixty. no marks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

1. one sack cotton seed. c. R. Hud- son. opeliks. Ala; 5. lot household ,6 one saddle No. 1903. no marks is. one box adv. matter, Granville Pharmacy, Granville, Ga: 14, one box adv. mat ter. 6. w. Glover. Granville, Ca: IS. Granville, Ga; 1s, one barrel salt, W. R. Pope. College Park, Ga: 19, one empty barrel. Georgia oil O.. Atlanta. Ga; 2l, one package adv. matter. R. w. tamper, Postal T. & c. Co, Montgom- cry. Ala; 27, four boxes spice. J. M. McCool. Montgomery; Ala; 2s, one box tional Bank. Montgomery. Ala; 30. one carboy, Southern Bell T. & T. Co. Montgomery. Ala. 32. two bundles slats. Henry Smith. Montgomery. Ala. gomery, Ala; S5. one bundle paper boxes. c. & D. Montgomery. Ala; 37. one table. J. Nj. Riley, Montgomery. Ala; t2 one oS sack collars Loeb Car. box fireworks. J. M Co., Montgomery, Ala; 51. one crate glass. P. Washing ton. Montgomery. Ala; S4, three cases jelly. W. L. O., Montgomery. Ala; 5s, adv. matter, T. J. Wiikerson. Newman, Ga; 6s, one bundle oil cloth. D. Rob ding, one pair spring. F. z. Harris, Standing Rock. Ala 6s. four crates signs R. L. K, Boilers, Ga; e7. three bundles plog points, A P, S: MontgOw- Hudson, opeiika, Ala; TO, one box drugs. w. F. Chester. opelika, Ala; so, one bundle household goods. M Me- Lean Selma. Ala; s2, one crate mould :
 ma. Ala; s5, one case matches, go. one roil paper, Montgomery c. O. ing. Fine West, LaGrange ca; ss. one box picture frames, Kate Pearl. La- Grange. Ga; 97. one crate sIathes Park Cotton Mills, LaGrange. Ca; sS; one sssins.s 5aG5anse s6sn:. Sa 's a.ra%apa Sns so SSx LaGrange, Ga. 100. one blow wing, King Hardware Co.,. LaGrange, Ga.; LaGrange. Ga: l62. one bundle bed clothing. V. Gilbert, LaGrange Ga: l04. one box. L. H. Paper O., Atlanta. Ga: 1oS. one bundle griddles. King box books. J. P. Patillo. West Point, Ga; III, ore box snuff. F. E. Gallo way. LaGrange, Ga; 112, one keg, La- Grange Grocery Co, LaGrange. Ga. i; Ga; 114, one box notions, J. & J. M. Cober LaGrange Ga. 115, one box glass. Pittsburg Plate Glass Co; La Grange, Ga; 1ls. one stove. King Hard
 
 bundles blow points. A. J. owensby. LaGrange. Ga; l24, one box wooden blocks. B. W P, West Point. Ga; I25 one barrel. one box crockery, M. Baugh, West Point Ga; 126, one crate cabinet. E. A. Gum, Reeves Bluff. Fla; l27. one box household goods; E A. Norris, Bryant Ldg.. Ala; 13o. one barrel crockery, Lee Duke. West Point, Ga; 1S2. one roll paper. Dallas Bak.- cry. Selma, Ala; 134, two cases patent medicine. w M. T. C.. Selma, Ala; l35. one package twine. B; S. Grocery co. Selma, Ala; 136, one box Adv. matter, B. 6 Meyer. Selma. Ala; 13S, one bum Ga; lS9. eight pieces pipe fitting. one piece pipe, General Fire Extinguisher Co. Atlanta, Ga; IA. four chairs. No. G9sol; 145. one. box glass W; D. co: e. Montgomery. Ala; l41. one saae: s i55. one case w. powder, B. & Co. Lett Ter, Ala; l64, one box soap, Swift x paper, J. W. Murray. West Point Ga; 16s. one stool. P. West Point. Ga,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
TO REBUILD KILNS
PROPERTY OF MILLER-RRENT
 COMPANY AT FOLEY BURNED.
Fire of Mysterious Origin Consumed Eight Dry Kilns, Causing Loss
 of @45,OOO, Including
 Addressed Stock.

Foley, May 4.-(Special.)- )-Diligent investigation has failed to reveal the sxact cause of the fire which last Fri day night destroyed the large dry kllns of the Miller-Brent Lumber Company 1t this place, There were eight of the kflns, built of brick and on the most modern lines, and all of them went up !n smoke before the limited population of this town could make any resistance to the flames.
 The capacity of the eight dry kilns was 100000 feet daily, and at the time of destruction they were full of un- dressed stock. The loss to the com pany is estimated at $45,000. Probably 50 per cent of this loss is covered by insurance.
 The Miller-Brent Lumber Company announces that 1t will rebuild at once notwith standing the stagnant condition of the lumber market at this time. The company's plant Is one of the largest in this section of the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
CAUSE FOR ALARM
Epidemic Influenza, Grippe, Ca tarrhal Troubles, Pneumonia
 Increasing.

A marked increase in troubles of the breathing organs is noted in many localities. If you will only have Hy- omei at hand to use with the first att tack of Cold in the head, Pneumonia. Colds Bronchitis. Hoarseness Sore Throat, Group. in fact any respiratory affection. the trouble will be quickly overcome.
 If the attack is neglected and become severe, speedy relief will come in most cases and a persistent use of Hyomet will cure.
 The directions for using it vary. but the principal Is always the same, that of destroying all the germs in the air you breathe and having 1t reach the air passages with dry medication from the Pine and Eucalyptus forests.
 Remember that liquids or moisture is barred from the Bronchial Tubes and reaches the spot. E. G. Fowler guar anfees it.
 Complete outfit. $1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
BARGAIN.
bAkSGA1N. Snap Beans Sc. Quart. Yelverton's Palace Market.
PIG IRON MEN MEET.
Manufacturers Assemble in Birmingham and
 Discuss Prices.

Manufacturers Assemble in Birmingham and
 Discuss Prices.
 Birmingham. May Especial )-south- ern pig iron manufacturers held a meeting here today and discussed the iron market conditions.
 The gathering was in response to an in- vitation issued last week by F. A. Burr. general sales agent of the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company and twelve companies were represented.
 While nothing was done as far as can be ascertained to show that any agreement was entered into. resolutions were adopted indicating that there were reasons for fur ther reductions in iron quotations The sentiment Yrevailed that there was no war on northern iron producers necessary but the northerners were requested to strengthen their market and meet condi- tions. resolutions here adopted will be pre- scented at another meeting to be held in New York Thursday and ssveral of the Southerners will leave at once for the East.
 The meeting was held in the office Of the Republic Iron and Steel Company and re- ports are current that the opinion ex- pressed that better conditions all around were in sight No. foundry iron is be- ing held at SIP in this section The re- ports leaking out appear to indicate that instead of Southerners the slashing of prices is being done by the Northern producers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
MURDERER CAUGHT
NEGRO cONFEssEs TO KILLING J. E.
 McCLARY.
Charley williams. Shot Young Railroad Foreman Near LineviIle Last Sep
 tember and Made Good His E6caDe.

Linevine. May s.-(special, )-charley William, alias John Bailey. negro. who murdered J. B. Mcciary. young railroad foreman near this place on September Is. 1907. has just been captured and lodged in the county jan
 He was captured while at work on the A B. A. Railroad grade near Birmingham by Robert Ki1lion. who knew the negro while he worked for the A. B. & A. at this place
 The murder was one of the most foul ever committed in this county. Charley Williams and a negro woman had run away from the railroad camp of R. E. Robson and were apprehended by young Mcclary. the fore man of the camp at Pyriton At the time they were captured the negro man was searched and no weapons were found on his person The negro woman carried a little basket in her hand which her captor failed to search. Both the negro man and woman walked in front of young McClary until they approacheda water ford at Crooked Creek. two miles west of Lineville. when the woman handed Williams the basket to carry across the foot log. As McClarys horse stopped to drink at the ford, the ne- from the basket. shot and killed McCIary. his body falling from the plunging horse as he emerged from the creek.
 The negro made his escape. and a $45O reward was offered by the relatives of Mc- Clary. who live in Tennessee, and by the citizens of Lineville.
 The nerEo made a full confession of the crime yesterday while on the train being taken to jail In the confession he stated that he was on the train some two or three months ago while the sheriff had another negro, under arrest who was being brought to Linevile for Identification, charged with this murder
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Summary of Senate.

Washington. May 4.-Senator Bulke- ley of Connecticut. a member of the Military Affairs Committee. spoke at length in the Senate today on the Brownsville affray. Mir. Bulkeley de- clared his belief in the innocence of negro soldiers of the 25th Regiment, and said the rioters in the town on the night of August 13-14. 1906. in his judgment were lawless Mexicans from outside the town. assisted by the law less class within Brownsville! Mir. Bulkeley spoke over four hours. his remarks including a review of all the testimony that has been taken in the ease.
 The Senate today passed the House resolution appropriating S250. 900 to re- lieve the recent cyclone sufferers fin Alabama, Georgia. Mississippi and Lou isiana.
 At 4:45 ?. m. the Senate adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
JOHNS TRIES SUICIDE.
Mobile Man Preferred Death to ImprIs-
 OnmNmt,

Mobile Man Preferred Death to Impris-
 Onmemt.
 Mobile. May 4.-(Special )-E. N. Johns is in the county jail charged with threats to do bodily harm and an attempt to commit suicide.
 Several weeks ago Johns was before Judge Afford of Inferior Court charged with threats and abuse, On the plea of his wife-who was the gteatest suf- ferer from Johns's conduct--the judge dismissed him with strict instructions to the woman to report any lapse of her husbands part.
 Yesterday Mrs. Johns applied for a warrant and last night Deputies Mr. gent. Gillis and Hickman went to 1859 South Conception to serve it. Johns locked himself in a room and refused to open the door. When the officers broke the door in they found Johns bleeding from a slight wound in the right side of his neck. The wound had been inflicted with a small pocke knife by Johns, who said he preferred death to a term in jail.
 The city ambulance removed Johns to the jail where surgeons dressed the wound. The wound Is not dangerous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
CONGRESS
Summary of House.

Washington. May 4.--The House to- day completely overrode the Commit tee on appropriations in connection with several items in the sundry civil appropriation bill When the measure was laid aside for the day $25O, ,000 had been added to the sum raised by the committee, which included $100. 900 for gauging the streams and determining the water supply of the United States; an increase of $50,OO0 in the appropri- ation for testing structural materials and $10O,0OO for testing coal lignites and the other fuel substances. These changes were not accomplished, how. ever without a prolonged debate. the committee finding Itself practically alone.
 At 5:30 p. m. the House recessed un- til tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Dr McCorkIe, FnunsdaIe.

Selma, May 4.-(SpeciaI.)-Dr. J. F. McCorkle. a prominent physician of Perry County. died suddenly at his home in FaunsdaIe this morning about ' o'clock.
 Dr. McCorkle retired as usual Sunday night apparently in good health and slept soundly through the night.
 Early Monday morning he was taken i'll and grew worse rapidly until about : o'clock he died.
 Dr. McCorkle was one of the best known and most prominent physicians of West Alabama and was well known throughout the State.
 He leaves his wife and several chill dren.
 The funeral services will take place tomorrow from his late residence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Funeral of MT. Cameron.

Union Springs, May 4-(Special. )- The burial of Farquhar Cameron oc- cured here this afternoon at Oak Hill Cemetery. he having died last night at the home of his mother. Mrs. Alice Cameron. at Thompson Station after an illness of less than a week with pneu- monia.
 Deceased was a splendid young man. He was 23 years old and since his fathers death had assumed the re- responsibilities of the family.
 He leaves four brothers and two sisters. He was a grandson of Mrs. A. Nj. Cope. of this place, and a broth CT of Bill Cameron, who resides here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
LocKHAKT's BATTALION.
Reunion of Men of the sixty-Second Ala
 bama

Reunion of Men of the sxty-secOnd Ala
 bama.
 Birmingham. May 4-IspeciaL )--The survivors of Lockhart's Battalion. Sixty second Alabama Regiment. c. S. A.. will held a meeting in Birmingham on the sec ond day of the reunion June 10. and will perfect an organization.
 call has been issued for such a meet ing by Lieut.. Col D. Nj Scott. formerly of Company F.. Sixty Second Alabama Reg inent. as follows:
 "Attention Sixty Second Alabama Regiment
 C. S. A:
 ''on June 10. during the reunion at Blr- mingham. a meeting of the surviving mem bers of Lockharts Battalion. afterwards the Sixty-Second Alabama Regiment, Volunteer Infantry. C. s. A. will be held at Hotel Morris. There is desire to form a surviv- ors' association of this boy regiment as 1t was called. the membership being composed of boys under the military age when they volunteered for service
 DAVID M. SCOTT. Lieutenant Colonel Alabama Division Staff. U. C. V. formerly Orderly Sergeant Com pany F. sixty-second Alabama Regiment c. s. A"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
pYKE GOEs To PEN.
Former Bank President off to Serve Five
 Years.

Former bank PresIdent UTT 10 SofVe Five
 Years.
 Birmingham. May 4.-Special) )-Louis M .. Dyke, former presidentof the Attalla Ma tional Bank. who was convicted on a charge of rnisappropriating funds of the bank. was today taken to Atlanta to the federal pris- on to begin his five year sentence.
 After the verdict was rendered by the ju- ry, the judge of the court allowed the de- fendant six months in which to arrange his business affairs and make provision for his family. The time was up today.
 Dyke has a large number of friends who sympathise in the hour of trouble. An ef- fort will be made to have the prisoner par doned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
DEATHS M ALABAMA
Mrs. M. F. Irby, Uniontouu.

Uniontown. May 4-(Special )-Mrs. Mary Pegues Irby. wife of Christopher P. Irby. died Sunday afternoon after a long and painful illness.
 She leaves her husband and five chill dren. Mrs. James B. Chambers. Mrs. B. F. Hatch. Jr..' and Misses Annie 1rby and Mary Irby. of this place, and Chris P. Irby of Atlanta. She is also survived by her mother. Mrs. Sam Pegues and her family in Selma.
 The remains were buried here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Mobile Postofice Receipts.

Mobile. May 4.--(Special )-The re- ceipts of the Mobile postoffice from the sale of stamps and box rents dur ing the month of April amounted to $14,0i191 This was divided as fol- lows: Main office. $13.s1944: sub-sta- tions: No. 1, $3562; No. 2, $lo6.64 No SsO 91
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
w. D. Carp,erter. BIrm,nrham.

Birmin gham. May 4.-(Special)-- William D. Carpenter, aged 45 years. died at the St. vincent's Hospital late last night after a short illness. The remains will be taken to Montgomery Tuesday morning for interment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

Birmingham, May 4.-1Speciai.)-- Joseph Brewer. ST.. well-known citi- zen or Philadelphia. died here this morning after a short Hines. The de- ceased was so years of age and was in tne south on visit to his children when he became suddenly stricken. He died at the residence of his son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Compliments for Mrs. Goode.

The New Orleans Democrat in speak ing of the D. A. R. convention says: Mrs. Rhett Goode, of Mobile. vice re- gent for Alabama. is another Southern delegate who always attracts the most favorable attention. Mrs. Goode was deemed one of the best dressed women at the congress. A particularly smart costume of hers was a striped silk of tapestry blue and white, made with a slight train and tunic drapery. She wore a high crowned black Henri Quatre hat with this, nodding with ostrich plumes"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Mother and ChIld, BIrmineham.

Birmingham. May Al Special )-Mrs Mary Rains. aged 41 years died Mon day morning. A little child died short ly afterwards.
 Mrs Bains was the wife of c. W Bains of the Collier Drug Company. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
nTIsn Rre.hnm. MohiIe.

Mobile. May 4.-(special)-Mis Amelia Gresham. who lived in Mobile four years. died at a local in- frmary this morning. Miss Gresham was native of New Orleans, and was fin her 2sth year. She had no relatives fin Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
sIarshaII chlId. Crichton.

Mobile. May 4.--(Special)- Ruth Marshall, infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Marshall, died at the home of her parents in Crichton. and was buried today in the Catholic Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

MT. P. D. Barker left today for Bir- mingham where he will head the Mo- bile County delegation to the State Re- publican Convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Mr.. Rucker. Dallas County.

Selma. May 4.-(Special)-At her home near Selma late last night. Mrs. Eliza Fucker died after an Illness of several weeks.
 Mrs. Fucker was well-known to a large number of citizens throughout Dallas County, and her death Is sin cerely regretted
 Her remains were inferred in the family burial grounds near here late home this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

WANTED-A good salesman in ev- cry county in Alabamaj good position for the right man.
 E. E. Forbes Piano Co. su-tu-thu-sat.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

Hon. Charles E. Wilkins, Treasurer of Baldwin County, was in Mobile to- day enroute to Bay Minette. after a
 two weeks visit to his home at Daphne.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
AUCTION SALE
 Unclaimed Freight
THE WESTERN RWY. OF ALABAMA
Montgomery, Ala, April 27th 1908. In accordance with the law, at o'clock Tuesday Morning, May 12, 1908

at the local freight station of The Western Railway of Aaba located the of Tapoosa and Coosa Streets Mont gomey Aa will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder unclaimed and refused freight and baggage and 60 other packages of various nature without marks
 w. c. HUNTER Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
CLOSES sUB-sTATION.
Agent of Mobile POstOfice Resigns His 2I=cc.

Mobile. May 4.-(Special. )-Post- master Barker today announced the closing of the postoffice sub b-station at Government and Jefferson streets as the result of the resignation of J. S. Ar chibald. who has been the agent in charge.
 The sub station will not be re-opened until Mir. Archibald's successor Is ap- pointed and uuallfies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
MARINE NEWS.

Mobile, May 4.-Arrived: Strs. Kas- sala (BrD. Morgan. Antwerp; Malinche (Br.). Andrews, Progresso; Vueltabajo (Cuban). Stratton. LaGuna. Mexico; Times (Nor) Ivensen. Havana; Schr. Springfield, Toulmin. San Juan.
 Sleared: Str Sabine, Mcintosh, New York; Schr James c. Clifford. Hunter, Caribbean: Str. Hickup (Br.), Bod den. -; bark MerceditIs (Gat). Sos- villa. Cienfuegos.
 Port Eads. May 4.-Arrived: strs. William Cliff (Br). Reid, Liverpool via Kingston and Barbados; Momus. (AmnD. Boyd New York: Monadnock. (Br ), Wilson Port Inglis; Progresso (Nor ). Nikkelson. Havana; Preston (Nor) Olsen. Colon via Port Limon: Jose CNorD. Sorensen, Port Limon: Corinto (Nor.), Gundersen. Port Bar rios via Puerto Cortez and Belize.
 No departures.
 New Orleans. May 4.-Cleared: Strs. Tioga (BrD. Mcdonald, Port Arthur; Cayo Citano (Br). Geater; Hamburg and Rotterdam via Newport News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Other 10. Al. R, Notem,-

Mrs. Morgan Smith. vice president general from Alabama, was popular guest of the Ebbitt House.
 Also from Alabama was one of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, BEAT .. I am a candidate for Justice of the Peace for Beat Three. subject to the primary oe the Democratic party.
 MTTHEr. IT. SCREWS