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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-01
% Queat Of Doctora.

Jackson, Miss, Jan. 3I.--Advices
from Hazelhurst. Miss. report consid-
cradle damage to property and some
loss of life as result of q tornado
which passed few miles south of
that place this afternoon. Meeserear
reached Hazelhurst late this ever,Ine
from the region swept by the storm
In quest of physicians. all those avail
able at that point going to the scene.
Considerable damage is reported to
have occurred 1T Millsaps, twelve
miles southeast OF Hazelhurst.
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"where the defense is insanity. and
evidence is given tending to establish
that defense. the general question is
presented whether the crime was com,
nitted by a person responsible for his
acts and the burden OF establishing
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EPIDEMIC ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES

Moro than 10000 persons in WASH
tngton are confined to their homes
with the grip, and there is no indica-
ton that the epidemic will sabate In
tho next six weeks or two months. The
grip las gone through whole families.
one member after the other being forced
to give up and take to bed. Some
times whole families have been stricken
at the same time.
Although Washington has expert
enced eplderics OF the grip at various
times, local physicians declare that the
current one is the most severe III Its
history
Officials Of the Government have not
escaped, but many have been forced to
give up their duties and turn over the
office to their assistants.
If you feel the Grip or Influenza
coming on YOU saturate n corner of
your handkerchief with Dnffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey, and inhale IT. also take
a teaspoonfulsin glass OF hot water
every, hour, and keep warm. This will
stop the progress OF the disease and
drive It out ut once Do not dose your
self with so-called grip cures which
contain opiates. They do not cure;
they only deaden the membrane and
injure the entire nervous system.
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Duffy's Puro Malt Whlsley cures and
drives out tho disease, but does no in
jury to the system. nor does 1t leave
any bad after effects. 1t stimulates
the blood and strengthens the rundown
system, 50 as to enable 1t to throw
off all grip germs.
Mr.. M. D.. Wingate, Petoskcy. Mich,
recently wrote; II wish to tell you and
the public what your Pure Malt Wits.
key has done for me. Last February l
was taken with severe attack OF the
grip that laid me up for several weeks
The doctor gave me his usual remedy
for grip. but did not improve. and as
I had used several bottles OF your Malt
Whiskey, procured bottle and took
it according to directions. In q day or
two felt much better, and by tho
time had ,ised the one bottle / was
much stronger. 1t Is surely great
medicine for old people. My wife used
1t for throat and lung trouble. and she
thinks 1t has done her more good than
anything else she ever tried"
DR.. II. Curran. OF White ST.. Roches-
ter. N. Y, the world-rsnowncd grip
specialist. says: "Duffy's Purc Malt
Whiskey will cure the most obstinate
case of grip. and IL taken in time Will
prevent tho inception OF the disease.
I advise my patients to take a tea
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spoonful in hot water every hour II
they feel the grip coming on aud to
saturatc handkerchief with little
of Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky and in-
halo it, have never known case
where it has failed to euro and drive
out the disease. and II leaves no bad
after effects.''
Duffy's purc Malt Whiskey is a posi-
1.-Two cure for the grip. with ail it's
symptoms. Taken early. 1t cuts II
short promptly. Taken during Its prev
alence, 1t preoccupias the system and
prevents tho invasion OF grip. Taken
.while suffering from u, a speedy relief
Is realized.
Thousands of grateful patients vol
unfairly attest the great healing power
of Duffy's Pure Malt Wliiskey aud re-
commend It's use.
Cnution.--Nhcn you ask your drug
gist, grocer or dealer for Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. be sure you gst tho gem
uinc. It's tho only absolutely pure
medicinal malt whiskey, and Is sold in
sealed bottles only--never in bulk
Look for the trademark, 4tlla "Old
Chemist" on the label, and make sure
the seal over the cork is unbrokcn
Price 81. illustrated medical booklet
and Doctors advice free. Duffy Malt
Whisky Co., Rochester. N. II.
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SENATE BILLS

BY Air WalEer--To amend and re-enact
hn act OF the General Assembly OF Virginia
entitled an act 10 require the owner or ..,yn :.
Z ers OF steamboat wharres TO provide therelt
hpitahie accommodations for The patrons Of
tieamboa;s using the same. approved March
10, 1904. -
by Mr., Parks='ro amend and re-enact an
fser Of the General Assembly of Virginia
cnitifd an act authorizing the Auiitu- II
sl3uhlic Accounts to- issne duplicate warrant
i ~, January "a, 1890. as amended and
: l ,. BY an act, approved April %,
l Lsa as further amended and re-en4cied bs
81, aet approved December g. 1908
BY Mr. Echols-To amend and re-enac,
section OF an act entitled an &C, to regulate
Z fnh practice of veterinary medicine and sur
gerry in the State OF Virginia.
* BY Mr. Strode--To provide for tho h,diry
+ III an eieetinn under certain conditions IN
: any county Gr city upon the question OF com
Z pnlsorS education, and for the putting into
erect OF compulsory education IN any county
OF which, voting at said election. vote for
compulsory education,
by Mr. Characterization proposing
: amendments OF sections is, 90 Il IS
and 81 Of Article VII. OF the Conslitution OF
Virginia, concerning elective franchise and
s. {uua,ihcations for Office, and providing FOR
publishing said amendments aud certifyinp
the same To the next session of tho Genera,
aaSlsssembly or Virginia "ei'eia 81
ny Mr. sims--ro authorize the boards o,
kurtrSlscrs OF the several counties of the
state to appropriate money to pay tho en-
pcnses or one or more members thereof ,vhnr
sS3es..hoii'S VIE dIinuhI meetings of the yir-
y Eahiu conference Of Supervisors
49, BY Mr., Strode-Permitting the introd,c.
Lion OF certain evidence in actions brouoh,
70 recover damages for death or personal IN.
Jury and prescribing and limiting ~,
s. weight OF such evidence. VIZ
BY Mr.. Strode--To secure tnn,rtJ,, ,,.,o
In criminal cases. ~ ie'
BY Mr.. strode--To amend and re.en,c
! srection .ao5 of the Code OF Virginia NJ
x anepded and re-enacted December a oG9
- tn relation 10 the ndexine OF deeds nn'
~ ether Writings admitted to record b,, IN,
clerks of the courts of tho Common weai,i
III q by MI. strode--To promote prompt trans
pertatlon and delivery by express compane
and 10 impose a forfeiture for tho fai,r
4 70 promptly transport ana deliver within
reasonable time after the payment or tendo
& Of lawful tolls or charges or for dernandiu
s5H or receiving. more than lawful tolls aud prs
N.dtng for the collection of said penalty
s2 BY Mr.. Hot--Fi&ins the penalty for wr
Ing or composing and sending or procurln
. II tho sending of letters or Inscribed comm,
n'catiens threatening 10 kill or do bodll
LAIN. DH"'
BY Mr.. McAlexnnder-ro amend ana u
!5& enact section lao of an act entitled an AZ
Il 10 raise revenue for the support OF tho 70,
FsA eminent and public free schools and 10 mn
SthG interest on the public debt, and Ii or,
Csc woe special tax Tor pensions al authorize
IN ny sec,lon lS9 Of the Constitution, approy,
IS AIf,l If, tan3
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ceedings, and shall constitute part Q
the official record.
Delinquent Taxes.

Delinquent Taxes.
Delegate Throckmorton has bill for
ascertaining the amount of delinquent
taxes on land and providing for it's
registration and collection. The clerks
must prepare for the treasurer or col
lector of taxes, statements showing all
delinquent taxes due in their respective
territory and the owners Of such land
from 1875 to 1908. the Years for which
the same Is delinquent. and the total
amount due, with interest. such. state
ment to be recorded in u book kept
for the purpose. In case of division OF
the land taxes shall be apportioned.
The treasurer or: collector shall re-
wise such statement and from year
to year add thereto. the total amount
| OF taxes due on chspiece of land.
The commissioners OF the revenue
must furnish the treasurer with list
must be collected BY the treasurer or
the tax collector. and each tax res
ceipt must show the total amount of
taxes due. Payments shall be noted
l191o, tho treasurer, Or other collector.
shall direct the clerk to summon all.
parties whose lands have been de-
|linquent for three years to appear
within thirty days before the court and
show cause why the land should not be
sold for taxes, and, IL no sufficient
cause be shown, the court shall direct
one OF Its commissloners In chansery
| "
the taxes have been sooner paid, to
! make report Of all liens on the land.
and court may correct errors in5the re-
port After the expiration OF the thir-
! ty days the clerk shall place tho pro :.
Iceedings on the chnncery docket and
the same proceedings shall be taken,
as In suits in chancery for the enforce
ment of liens. Guardiens ad Item
must DO appointed for infants and the
| commemorative attorney must repre-
sent the treasurer or collector.
All delinquent taxes must bear 8 per
cent, Interest after ten months from
1.-THE date on which they fall. due. The
collectors are to receive 81 for each
piece OF land reported delinquent, and,
If there have been more than four
| transfers of such land, he shall re-
ceiye an addi tional fce Of rs cents for
each extra transfer. The treasurer $
/ to have q fee ofs25 cents for each piece
| OF land entered delinquent on the land
hook. These fees are added to the
and serving summonses arc tho same
las in chancery suits. The treasurer.
l5cr other collector, shalt be charged
with all delinquent taxes correctly
i shown on the books, lie shall have TIL Q
same commissions for collecting them
which are allowed by law for tho reg
i Sular collection OF taxes, and shall ac-
4 count for them In the Same manner,
i The act is not to become operative In
1 any city or county until II shall have
i been adopted by the City Council or
4 BOARD OF SuperytSorS. az n Il tsas "a
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Official Stenosr,,pl,cr.

Senator Sims, in Senate bill No. 7S.
provides for the appointment by the
courts OF the several cities and cOun-
ties of tho State OF official stenogra-
piers. who shall not bo near relatives
of the judges. Such stenographers are
TO take notes of all criminal trials and
common law cases involving 5000, or
more. and whenever especially required
to, do SO by the Judge. They must
take tx, down all instructions Of the court
and objections and exceptions to be
made part of the record. but not argu-
.ments, of counsel unless required to do
SO by the Judge. The Judges altar
consultation with the City Councils or
the Boards of Supervisors, as the case
may be, may fix the salary of tho ste !
5nographer between $1,000 and $4,000
per annum, to be paid in tho Same
way as the salaries OF Judges, and, In
addition, may allow travelling expenses
not TO exceed $1,000 per annum. This
last provision is not to apply to ste
5nographers OF corporation, courts AZ
Az the clerks office two transcripts OF
the evidence and proceedings, duly corr
titled, one for each side, for whichsno
fec snail be Charged but may charge
FOR ADDITIONAL copies, such sums IN
excess or $1,000, to be paid Into the
State treasury. In civil cases he
PLAINTIFFS and defendants must each be
taxed, 50 for each day of the trial. to
be paid into the State treasury blythe
yiouslY tnken by such stenogra pliers
may be admitted In evidence in the
Sdiscretion of the court In the same
$lnnnnerS US Bdepositlons. The certified
copy mndeaby such stanograplle rs shall
be prima facle Of testimonies and pro,
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miners and negroes after pay day in
sist upon becoming hilarious and rails :
Ing trouble on railway trains.
tits interesting to note that the state
Order of Railway Conductors has re-
Gently held a meeting at which the
bill was unanimously indorsed. The
patron OF the measure is not what som q
people would call a crank" on the Ii
quor. question. He has no objection to a
gentlemrAn taking a drink Of LIQUOR on a
alleged evil OF which he complains.
but he says that great harm FREE
quently results from the custom OF al
lowing all. classes OF people to drink
promtscuously on moving trains. and
he thinks the only way to peryent this
Is to pass a statute on the subject.
"A member OF the House from South
west Virginia, where are located many
mines and public works. declares
that tt the Pills highly proper one.
venting Grim! crime in Bis section. The
all other pending liquor bills before
tho Committee on General Laws OF
the House at o'clock next Saturday
afternoon. ~
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In Grip---Don't Wait

For further developments, but act at
once, Get warm; take Il catharticr--
the best is Hoods Pills-and begin
treatment at once with Hoods sarsa-
i parllla You VIII be surprised to see
J how quickly this great medicine takes
command of the whole situation. il
As just what Is needed.
s All RundoWn.--"I had tho grin and
h u lett me very weak and all rundown.
Hoods Sarsaparilla made me well and
tsFtrong. Mrs. Ellen n, Small, Exeter,
II.
Restored Iienltii.-,"hiy husband and
~ took Hoods sarsaparilla after a se-
we're attack of tho grip which reduced
1 M .yary low. II gave us appetite and
and restored our health.l'-
|. Mrs, Tho, Fitzpatrick, North GRAY, Me,
trneauaIed.--li@ haye taken HOOD.
Y Earsaparilla. and II has completed,
cured me OF the grip. II IS unequalei
II ~ a blood pur.fier.--I, y. Davidson
isISAppa. Ill Il &
\ IG0d's Sarsaparilla Is sold every
I where. In the usual liquid or in tab
aJet form called sarsntubs, One hun
4 Ared doses one dollar.
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Fire Insurance.
. ELEGATE MARTIN WILLIAMS
h has introduced bill whose
" rrnvisinnS nro liant ical .1SIfIll

PROVISIONS urc luenL1Cdl VIII
those of the Wharton law.
sessions ago. II provides that
every company, association or part
nership doing a fire insurance business
in this State shall be prohibited from
entering into any combination for the
purpose Of controlling rates. though
they may employ common agents to
supervise and advise in regard to de-
fective structures and such means as
may lessen fire hazards. All such con-
ditor, on the first day of March IN
each year, an affidavit OF some off
Ger or agent residing In this State,
to the effect that it has not, within
twelve months, entered into any such
combination. false statement in
such affidavit shall be punished as
perjury by fine of from one hundred
ment from thirty days to twelve
months, The Auditor is directed to
revoke the license of any company
Violating the act and no renewal $nay
be granted for three years, such 3revo-s
cation to be published weekly in three
or more daily papers in the State and
the concern may defined $500 or norc,
\ Official sworn statements must be
/ made to tho Auditor by each concern
that 1t has not. since Its last license.
| violated the act which is to be In force
] the House last session. but did not
| come to vote in the Senate. This
( bill is now before the House Commits
tee on Banking and Insurance, and
there will be final hearing on next
| Monday night.
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amendment of section 4e OF Article ". OF
the Constitution OF Virginia.
BY Mr.. Parsons-Jolnt resolution propos-
.inE an amendment to section 17s of Article
XIII. OF the Constitution OF Virginia. con-
corning taxation and finance. and provid-
ing for publishing said amendment and GER
itifying thu same to the next session OF the
General Assembly OF Virginia.
BY Mr.. Wickham--To appropriate money
10 discharge the present Indebtedness of the
Prison Association of Virginia for buildings
lately erected and TO provide for heating,
furnishing and equipment OF same.
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of $500 to $4,000 for. each offense.
sseator tos sDston IN ss1atS b Ne
Swns s. aay iot q atsnan es
5ings nstead Of 81 us at present. AMI
allowing tiietn to draw pay for sixteen
tics OF overt600o, tho supervisors may
draw pny for as many as twenty days.
This bill undertakes to place thu
Gonaes Il, sr9nsb ,nGeord,nE to pep'
@e W1 eerss snechf osElnPshenm
Shenandoah. Hanover. Lee. Scott, Buch-
annn, Russell, Floyd and Bland.
Senator Mann II senate blll No. 1so
code, 50 as to provide that wien any
other than tho owner Of. oce,lpier OF
tuning judgement |nd execution. 10.
suuiro tile owner or occuplcr or tlla
land, by notice In writing, to establish
sllclt claims and enforce them. If tho
do this with reasonable diligence, tin
creditor may execute before the clerk
OF the CIRCUIT Court bond Of double tho
a I'M Of his execution to indemnify
Senator Edmondson In senate sbiIi
No. 05 amends section 1.45o OF Tn
code, 10 as to premit commissionera
OF accounts to BIO ac:iool trustees IN
addition to certain other Officers who
are now ollowed by law to trustees.
Senator Strother In Senate bill No.
SO. seeks to add to section 3,70l or tho
code, In relation to unlawfully and
maliclously setting fire to woods
fences. and etc. claim making n
discretionary with the Jury 10 put tho
guilty party In the pcnitcntiary from
one TO three years
The present law only allows u jail
sentence.
Senator Hartman has introduced
bill, known as Senate bill No 81. to
amend section 1873 OF the code, SO AZ
TO Increase the salary OF the second
auditor from $1,000 and commissioner
allowed by law, as at present, ia
$4,000 aud commissions allowed by
law. ~
Senator Sims in Senate bill No. 20
amends the high school act, passed at
the last session, 30 as to appropriate
$l50,o00 instead OF the $4,000 annual
~; given by the former act for high
school purposes, and allowing each
school district appropriating a larger
amount, to receive from the state
board of Education $500 annually In
stead OF 500. as the old law allows.
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Rheumatism
WeWant Every Rheumatic Sufferer
to Test the New R Rho
Treatment at Our Expense

10 Introduce tie Rholoids tren at
ment Will be mailed 10 those sn ML !, o,nida
Ing their name and address 70
company, Washngton,, y n, ], - Ma 10 those
who are prone 10 Uric Acid disease from u n M
rccity and those In declining Sen. "a Cont
method of like makes hem ~ 1t
After using tho sample yoa - e. sa y Y.
tted with the results. the q PniIs
uentment can he secured for WI u " traa -
Miller Drug Co. IS u. ~ All
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IlaiIro,l,ls.

provides that 1t shall be unlawful for
any n transportation company, whose
trains are operated by telegram, tele-
phone or ST gnals,& to employ In such
Years Gears, Of Bage Who have not had twelve
months apprenticeship, under an ems
sploYe engage III such - erY lces, Jun le So
such persons en- gagged In such ser ces
have twelve mon ths' "a y ua ! exper nee
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certainly the quickest,
the easiest and, ] might say. the smost
and Ismost heartily favor this amend
.mentSto the proposed BILL"
The fight to have the state
ed H. commissioning el st;
! "a liSe one one a and wis IL c sals,
up In both. branches of the Legisla-
ture again in the near future. Identical
Senate and House by Messrs. Halsey.
OF Lyncl,burg.% and Montague, of Rich
Fmond, respectively, providing that the
commissioners be CHOSEN by popular
isfy those who are clamoring for cleo
ton by the people, and It will most
likely be amended SO as to materially
alter It's present provisions.
the former bill on the subject went
through the Senate practically without
objection. and was defeated in the
House after a warm debate by a vote
measured: Ayes-Senators Folkes and
Harman and Delegate. Montague; Noes
Delegates Massie. Cox, Glenn and
the leaders Of the. fight against the
bill on the House side, and he is pre-
pairing to renew his attack when the
measure presented by Mr.. Montague
howeverp as 1G if the Legislature will Hlo de-
clare for popular elections, as several
members who were temporarily abb
sent from the House on Friday de-
clare that had they been present they
would have voted Aye
In view Of the former action of the
Senate on the proposition IT is regard.
cd as practically certain that II
be, on the House side. The bills were
referred to the COMMITTEES on Privi-
!eges and Elections of the two
branches.
lust before tho House adjourned
yesterday, Delegate Pitts, of Al
bemnrle, made an announcement
y which was gladly received by his
Some days ago. he said, Speaker
barrel Of apples which he would be
gaia to place at the disposa OF his
between tile Speaker and the clerk as
TO whether the apples had been sent by
/ former or farmer friendsT of the
| 7 was constrained to believe that they
4 had been sent by former friends
1 However. I wish to say that there rs a
ssSfs OF aas pP3R a IN ss
4 OF them"
1g~lTlIENS of RadfOrda anu q ooutll-
4 west Virginia. are maKlnS
isluture 10 secure the establish,
4 ment OF state Normal Schooi at
Radford, and they claim that Their
prospects for SUCCESS are Ve n,:y -, y
! here few se days ago and spoke e Z, a
|number Of his friends In the Leglsla,
] ture on the subject and f9 'an nng are ore
I the ground to 'press the matter be fore
Il the Joint Committee on Schools q Is an =
i Colleges next Tuesday night = On 9 =, y
L Jordan, city ATTORNEY of &, K 4 I.
Captain j. r. Johnson, q " W WIS WIZ
Hon. a, A. Campbell, OF yVyt1e ;sc olone 9
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has secured strong support OH
~ the House side for his bill
81 prohibiting persons from drink
Ing Hquor on trains. passing through
of Virginia, and it looks very much
as II 1t will become law. Judge Bell
Is aiming Mt a condition which is said
to be almost intolerable in some sec-
lions OF tho state. and that Is whore
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Jas. w. Woods, OF Roanoke, and Judge
Geo. Z. cassell and Messrs. r.. j. Noel
and w. p. Baldwin. OF East sRadford
Bills have been offered establishing
similar institutions at Harrisonburg
Newport News, Fredericksburg and
other points in the State, hut the
Radford people are finding much en-
courasement In the fact that tho Joint
Legislative commission named to selert
sites several years ago unanimously
reported in favor OF Radford, while
other competing cites and towns. The
whole matter will be heard before the
Joint Committee on Schools and Col
leges at 3 2, NJ on Tuesday.
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certainly the quickest,
the cas- lest and, u might say. the fmost
humane method OF executing criminals,
and Imost heartily favor this amend
mentto the proposed BILL
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BY Mr.. Lassiter--To amend and enact
az. act entitled an act to provide for n
Etcthoa Tor Il better assessment OF personal
nloferty under the control of judiciaries
nno the several courts OF the Common
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By Mr, Lassiter--To create a State board
OF charities and correction. and provide for
aIpoihted and 10 define the duties and TX
we we. COMPENSATION of its members and its
The Ordway new era., 1908-01-03

DR.. c, o. Metzler, Dentist, Office
west OF Hotel Rerendo. East Ter
race, Phone Blue I72