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The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
COLUMBIA COMMENCEMENT.

New York, May 2S-Columbia uni
versity's l54th commencement was
observed yesterday the exercises begin.
ming this morning with procession OF
the graduating classes. trustees and
faculties. followed by the comforting
of degrees and award Of honors. The
presentation Of the statute Of Alex
ander Hamilton by the association of
the Alumni of Columbia college was
a feature of the afternoon program,
which includes luncheons, receptions
and reunions of various classes of
graduates and baseball game with
the university of Pennsylvania as
Columbias opponent. The anniver-
sary dinners of the alumni will take
place this evening and will be fol-
lowed by an amateur circus on South
Field. Commencement exercises
we're also held by Bernard college to-
day.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
ElkS BUY A CIRCUS

Racine Wis. May 2S-One Of the
biggest shows on the road has been
bought by the Elks OF Wisconsin for
one day. June 2. and will give per.
formnncer for their benefit during the
stats convention Of the order here.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
4TH OF JULY RATES.

One fare for round trip TO all points
on ID. and X. q. In Colorado. Date
sale vi and 4th. return limit July q.
Continuous passage In each direction.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
THE ALLWIN FOLDING CART

better health and greater comfort for both baby and The
cumbersome baby carriage date The
and the with everywhere ALL
WIN folds instantly and essyoan into
be
Comfortable al anyag -" ~ - $3.50
the
for baby aIckerT0 ciA AIiC
The daily tribune., 1908-05-28
Hat Chat

To accompany a blue Serge Suit a nice
sailor or Panama hat would be the proper thing,
We also show fine assortment of telescopes in
all shades and prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
UNMUZZLED DOGS ARE TO
 BE CAPTURED AND SHOT

Ample warning having been given by the police in which owners could have procured muzzles for their dogs. it has been decided by the department to put the dog wagon in commission. The wagon will be run by one of the force who will have with him two net men to capture the unadorned beasts. < After a dog is caught the animal will be held three days. during which time the owner may take the beast out of the pen for the consideration of one dollar, after that it's over the hills and far away for the dog to .he dog to the land of mystic rabbits, i'm nuperable trees, and where hydro rhobia rabies and Aces are unknown. Tuesday the wagon will go in com mission and will work steadily until cold weather.
 The disposition of the dogs after they are caught and held three days Is worrying Chief Taylor very much, at present the plan Is to shoot them. but this method Is not at all satisfae- tory for sometimes 1t has been known to take nine or a dozen shots to kill the dog being killed whining and squirming and screaming In agony the while.
 The chief Is In favor of drowning them, using wire cage on a rope to be lowered into the river from a beam as the means of ending their liyea. and in all probability this plan win be adopted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
WILL CARTER MAY DIE.
AufauGa Man Who Was Infured Rx
 Stanley Parker

Aufauga Man Who Was Infured Rx
 Stanley Parker.
 Praftville, Aug. 9.-(Special. )-Wfll Garter, the white man who was in pured by Stanley Parker, another whitt nian. last Monday. fingers at his home In critical condition.
 Attending physicians opened the skull just over the bruise and let out B quantity of blood, and the patient was In small degree relieved, but he Is still considered in a dangerous and critical condition and grave doubts are entertained as to hts recovery.
 Stanley Parker, the accused man, is nut of bond of $200 to appear before the City Court when the injured man Is able to attend
 The first shipment of pipes for the water mains were received here yes terday, there being five car loads e shis shipment The work on the res- srvoir. the boring of the large wells, and laying of these mains will be pushed as rapidly as is possible till the work is completed.
 The reservoir gill be made on the high hill south of this city, which is some 1so feet above the main part of the city.
 The effort to secure a vote on tho one mill school tax for this county is being retarded by the opposition of some of the best citizens and taxpay- CTS. It is difficult to secure the re quired number of freeholders and qualified electors to order the cleo ton by the Board of Revenue.
 The matter has gone over for an other month to give the parties in- terested a chance to secure the re quired number.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
MOBILE PLANT BURNS.
Fire Destroys Woodworking Estab-
 IIshment and Loss is $4,OOO.

lishment and Loss is R4,OOO.
 Mobile. Aug. 29-(Special.)- )-Shortly after midnight this morning the wood working establishment of the E. G. Hill Manufacturing Company. on Ten nessee and Gaines Streets, was destroy ed by fire. There are no water plugs in this vicinity and the fire, therefore. was allowed to burn Itself out. No cause is assigned for the fire and the damage Is S4,00o.
 East of the plant there Is a dairy of which Silas Brunson Is the pro- prietor. He says he was awakened by the cracking of the burning lum- Der and immediately turned his stock loose, after which he sent fin an alarm.
 The wind was in a favorable direct ion and his place was saved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
CONTEST OVER CHILD.
Court VIII Decide Matter of Scruggs

bOy
 Decatur, Aug. 2s.-(special.)-A three years old orphan. Riley Scruggs, is held here by Sheriff Thomas R Shipp until the courts can decide whether to give the child into tn custody of his step-father or to his grand mother.
 Recently a justices court gave the child to Mrs. Fannie Hill. the grand mother Now Jodie Benneheld, the step-father. has instituted proceedings to set aside the decree Of the jus tice's court and get possession of tn child. The hearing of this case is ses for next Monday.
 The boys mother died last Jan uary and it is alleged that since tn death of the mother the child has no been allowed to see his grand mother or any of his relatives, but that ho has been kept at home by his step father
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
Accident to "BIack Maria"

Birmingham. Aug. 2s.-(Special.)- City prisoners arrested In Birmingham win ride to the city hall in an open surry for a few days. This is the result of an accident to the patrol wagon. when a hurry call was made to Red Mountain. where a policeman had shot a negro. The wagon was thrown down a thirty-foot embank- ment the driver being seriously hurt and shs hoFss's neck broken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
REMAINS REACH BIRMINGHAM.
Funeral of Hon. Alex London VII
 Take Place To-Day.

Take fIace IO-DhS
 Hon. Alex Troy will leave on the early morning train this morning for Birmingham. where he has been sum- rnoned to attend the funeral of his kinsman, Hon. Alex London, who died at a summer resort In New York on Friday last.
 The telegram which was received by Colonel Troy did not announce the hour of the funeral. stating simply that the remains, accompanied by the family, would arrive In Birmingham early this morning, and that the fun eral would take place to-day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Opening Vaudeville Season Orpheum this week. Performances begin 4t30, Bs30, and 8s3O p. m. Admission matt face, 1Oc, Night FOG. Children under twelve half price.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
WANTED-BOARDERS.

20 VIRGINIA AVE. will give meals to any one who wishes. with private family can get rooms at 21. across street In private family. -7-3t BOARDERS-Parties desiring nice rooms with best table board. can call on Mrs
 Freeman. II S. Lawrence St II WANTED-Room and board or room csn- venient to board now or October lst by a couple ". 4l5 S. Lawrence St. -S WANTED-Gentlemen to room and board at 125 Wllkerson St, all modern convenlences.
 Hat wANTED-one or two young men for room and board at 121 Madison Ave. -7-th-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
FURNITURE.

gGYING MOVED to 2oS-11 Montgomery street. we are willing to iAeritiee all profits osu ana set acdualnted with Montgomery's largest and handsomest furniture store
 coiI sprines, S1 45. Your credit Is good A e. Rhodes & Son Co, If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTBD-35 girls to pack candy. Apply at Dreyfas Bros. Lee and Bihb ,Sts- - LADIEs-To make health shields. Material furnished. SIS per hundred. Particulars stamped envelope. Dept. sos. Health Belt Co., Chicago.
 WANTED-First class dressmaker to go to Tuscaloosa to take charge of parlor. must give reference, call, Capitola Hotel between one and three Mrs. N. J. Jones' --A &. % PER DAY-Paid to one lady in each town to distribute free circulars and take orders for Concentrated Flavortng in tubes. Permanent position J. s. zieEler & Co, Chicago. -S-su-2t LADY sEwERs-Maks sanitary belts at home; materials furnished; $15 per hun dred. Particulars stamped envelope. Dept. 800, Dearborn Speciality Co, Chicago A wANTED-white girls to do general hoYse- work in private homes; tair wages modee- ate work good treatment and good oppor. tunities. Those whe wish sstuetion and i've out of town may wtfts The Salvation Army. Montgeme<y. Ala Otherwise may call at 3i7 Whitman St.. or phone 1sai.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
E JsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.


 AN EAST way to start business that viii pay several thousand dollars annually, sell ing merchandise by mail; improved plan, we furnish everything. and show you how: S25 to $100 necessary; Milburn- Hicks. Chicago. TOR sALE--At a bargain, two good mules, handsome any in the city; four to five years old Weight twelve to fif'een hun dred pounds Address P O. Box I2e. FINE OPENING FOR DocToR-one of the best towns in Alabama needs a good. live doctor. Young married man preferred Can show him where he make good money Address z. R., care of Advertiser.
 -17-tu-thu-su VENDING MACHINES-Fifty Rex. Peanut Machines, earn s2, 500 yearly; breath per fume machines for saloons. cigar stores etc: large income assured operators: in- vestment required Rex Manufacturing Co., Indianapolis. Ind III s3, 900 YEARLY income easily earned You have been grinding and digging away fer pennies day by day and have often wished to become independent. If you could add s1 500 to your income this year how pleas ant 1t would be You could put an addition on your house, buy some new furniture and do a lot of things you have long con- templated. We will guarantee you an in- come larger in amount from an Investme ent easy payments thap from any other ser vice Invest in of our Portable Vacuum House Cleaning Wagons and join our 500 successful operators that are cleaning pets, rugs, furniture. mattresses In Rest dences hotels, office and other buildings, Write us today for local rights before the other fellow does. We help you ''to make Rood'' in every way. General Compressed Air Vacuum Machinery Co.,, Dept. II. Ia3e olive St. st Louis Mo -l7.su-At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
EDUCATIONAL.
LOST.


 LOST-GoId bracelet. set with sapphires and diamonds: liberal reward for, return to wm. II. Moore. 132 Sayre. -1S LOST-Female bull terrier white with brindle markings. answers to name of Dali sy Return to 33 Commerce St.. and get reward. is ,IOsT--Between Court Square and Hol- combe Street. gold breast pin engraved Pet Reward if returned to 101 Holcombe street --lS-fri-su LOsT-Strayed from my home. Cloverdale. two wears old; had on collar without name. Also young setter about eight months old. white and orange, no collar. Please return and receive reward. W. A. Gayle. of Marks a Cayle --1S-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
FOR RENT--sTOREs.

FOR RENT-Smail store corner Holt and gutter rood stand, rent reasonable to right party, Phone bes. J. M. Davis. corner Mon
 Foe f,& Perry. -1B .TDR aENT-From October list. store on acorner of Bibb and Coosa Streets. Apply to
 M Sabel 6 Sons. 1o2 Bibb St., Montgomery,
 Ala -Ab-tx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

IT words Fan Try A Box Dolly War; Zen Candy.
 Majestic Soda Fountain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

trees of all kinds vines. and roses. address c. R. Long. Nurseryman. Andalusia. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE-Don't forget that we represent some of the strongest fire insur- ance companies in the world. and now is GIve us a call Holt. Nelson Holt. -21
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
REAL ESTATE

IH1SIes oALI.AoHHR--Rsfers R1rss National and Fourth eAtional Banks ot AontaoEnaeBN -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
CALL TO COMMITTEE
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET IN MONT
 COMERY SEPTEMBER fe.
Contest From Tsllapecsa County is to Be Decided on an Appeal From
 the Head Members of
Advertiser Bureau.
 cofnna Anariat %


 Selma, August 2s. A call to the members of the state Democratic Executive committee sign ed by H. S. D. Mallory. as chairman. and E. W. Pettus, Jr.. secretary. was Issued this afternoon asking the mem bers of the State Committee to as- ssmble in Montgomery at noon Sep tember Is.
 The matter to be considered at the meeting will be the contest by c. L. Bell against J. P. Oliver. of Taila- poosa county. Action upon the appeal will be considered at the meeting. The appeal to the State Democratic committee was made from the Demo- cratic executive committee of Talla- poosa county and the case promises to prove interesting to the entire State. The State committee will also trans act such other business as may come before the meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
FOUND.

stick pin. owner can get same by describing pin and paying for this ad- Apply at Y. M. C. A. -19-2t
 Fruit Trees. Wines and Roses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
SHOE REPAIRING.

DON'T BUY new shoes unless it's an abso- iuta necessity We repair good as new" 1 3 aoles. pure white oak. f6c. Only cleo tric haif-soling machine. Work called for and delivered Rubin,s Boston Sample Shoe Store. 2I S. Court St Phone 1117. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
CONTRACTING BUILDERS

UT INVITE specifications on all kinds of and building. Work guaranteed VI E. soies & Co office phone Ill. rest dence 17Si, 10 South Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
FcR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS

OFFICE RooMs-For rent. several office roona Apply to Well Bros. III Bibb St. over Southern Express Office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
PAPER HANGING.

WE HAVE force of men sufficient to take care of any job of paper hanging; sample book on request. Phone 1885, R. A. Austin.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

PENSACOLA LoTs-s1. % down and Sl. % per week, no taxes. no interest: an invest; est;
 ment in Pensacola real estate now VII VII of inc south Government reports 1t the fin sst, haybor on the Gulf; 1t has the only first oisss hirh-residence district of all Gulf cities Property has increased 500 per cent. fr last five years; will do better in next five years Remember, there is no better tavestnpnt than real estate in a seacoast
 nitv Call at our office send us word,
 ana we will have our agent call on you.
 This will not be open to you always, Act now -l1-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
WANTED-ROOM OR BOARD

WANTED-Room or. room. and board by young man. Early breakfast necessary and will probably have to send for dinner Ad- dress A. B. C.. care Advertiser. -s WANTED-By two young ladies. one large unfurnished room. private family preferred,
 and must be close in. Phone 243z. -S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

DON'T You want to smoke genuine Havana Cigars for or 10 cents You can get. a taste of them at Hermann Ross's. It will make you quiet the cabbage leaf Dealers willing to give the home manufacturer square deal can be supplied with any quan-
 tity for cash. Satisfaction given or money returned. tN .-1o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
PTNANULAL..

TO LoAN-S6.ooo ae per cent on improv.
 ed city real estate. Amounts of $500 and up. Phone 474. or address Jno, c Harda- way. Ctty. -17-te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

s2le MOTOR Cycle or horse and buggy fur uished our men for travelling. besides sss monthly and expenses. taking orders for portraits Particulars free with beautiful reproduction of Is 920 oil Painting. R. D.
 1artel Dept. 400. Chicago. --3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
WANTED-AGENTe.

AGENTS-Experienced agents to handle our choice liRe of most attractive embroider- ed novelties for women's wear. easy sell CTS, large profits. Novel Dress Co.,. 32 Union SQ, New YoHk. --3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

FOR RENT-The nice comfortable. roomy residence, sos s. Perry St. Would retain tour rooms and furnish i've desirable boarders if agreeable to parties renting the game. Reference exchanged. Cali at sos g. Perry St. or telephone 1895.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

FOR sALE-Angora bucks Address j. R.
 -io-su-wd
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-11-13

lobby will never sleep; 1t will never
rest; 1t will be wholly without con
science or scrupple-it will seek an
end and will be wholly unconcerned
as to the methods by which that end
Is to be obtained.
There will be a colossal corruption
fund to buy those members who are
for sale for cash. For those who can
not be bought in this vulgar manner
there will be patronage and pardons
For not only must the advocates of
Statewide prohibition encounter the
entrenched hordes of the whiskey
power, but they must overcome the
power and influence of the State adj
ministration There will be offices for
the friends and relatives or those who
serve the machine and thereby serve
the whiskey interests; there will be
pardons for the constituents OF Nom.
bers who are willing to forget God and
Truth at the behest Of those who know
neither.
Hence, II the people are TO enjoy
The fruits of their well-won and hard
earned victory at the ballot box they
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-11-13
rHE NExr BATTLE.

The people have spoken upon the
Issue of Statewide prohibition but
the fight is not yet won, the scene OF
action merely being changed from the
ballot box to the Legislative halls of
our State. A majority OF the Sena-
tors and Representative elect to the
next General Assembly are committed
TO the cause, but unfortunately expert
ence has taught us that all Legislators
are not to be depended upon to do
The will of the people, Victories
have been won at the ballot box and
lost in the Senate chamber before
this and unless the people are alert,
aggressive. and determined such may
be the fate OF Statewide prohibition
in the next General Assembly
Powerful as the opposition has been
In the contest before the people II was
nothing In comparison with the forces
that will be marshalled at Nashville
next January to save the whisky traf-
fc in Tennessee from humiliation.
The most powerful and best fortified
lobby in the history of Tennessee will
be entrenched in the capitol to defend
the liquor power and to debauch and /
corrupt the Representatives and Sen.
ators of the people OF this state The
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-11-13
THE RESULT.

t While the Democrats will be dis
appointed over the defeat of Bryan
they are not surprised. Very few il
, this section expected a National vic
tory, vague hope for the best witt
1 conviction that somehow 1t coulC
not be realized characterized the at
titude of the Democrats of this State
toward the Presidential contest. II
mas bene apparnt from the beginning
| If the campaign that the odds which
Bryan must overcome to be elected
/ we're all but insurmountable and such
they have proven.
/ Many are the causes which contr1-
buted to his defeat, but standing out
in bold relief above all others is the
fact that the Democratic party is still
hoEelessly divided over the issues OF
twelve years ago. There Is no har-
mony, no oneness of purpose, no con-
tinuity of political thought among the
Democrats, or those who call them
selves DSulOCidIoJ III IhO 6iSoS NND"SS
able States of the Nation.
1t has also been again demonstrated
that money Yields a vast and almost
deciding power in, election. The Dem
ocrats had no campaign funds. On
the other hand the supply of the Re-
publicans was limited only by the de- |
mands. The tariff protected indus
tries, like the whiskey interests In
Tennessee. were in self defense, bound
to contribute literally to the campaign
fund else their chief source of profit
be wiped out forever.
Again the people have never recov-
cred from the blighting effects OF the
panic which, unfortunately for the
Democrats, occurred during the only
Democratic administration since the
war. The memory of the hard times
IF 1896 was a most effective argu-
nent with thousands of voters In the
doubtful States. Somehow Democrat {
C victory, in the minds of these vo-
ers, is involved with business disas-
err and industrial depression and all
he logic OF the ablest orators could |
lot convince them otherwise. It Is r
rue that the country has had a panic t
With the Republicans in power, but q
" comparison with the business de- &
ressfon of the Cleveland administra- 7
lon II appeared insignificant. |,
After all there we're no great issues b
etween the Democratic and Republi- d
an parties during the contest. II was C
lrgely a question Of the fitness or a
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-11-13
cARMAcK. THE MARTYR.

Truly perform BY the
blood Of greatest
Ward Camack his
works will triumph
shall Tenn
perance; prove Kidding
grip
shall n
Carmack died to attack entrenched
hoes corruption high
advised him that those whose despeae
they would hesitate nothing Their proven
mould consequences
the service of Holy Cause he heard the Call
to obey He the acknowledged Homes;
and the Boys and the Mothers
gang would go
desperate INSCRIPTIONS
wholly enthroned
despse greater power for good and
than nothing
him tragedy that has
brought o home in
deplored by truth by
every woman who loves her offspring
the dives and the saloons gambling
Let them
death destroyed his
the blood of the regeneraed
Fupion stayed and Truth been
Let the valiant the npuchased
Tennessee that Carmcs blood
power those who know neither God
ever from our fair soil Cmacs will could be
grief stricken fellow citizens that pleasing
testimonial could
than the abolition of the liquor traffic