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1T CLEANS THE SHIPS.
Sailing Through a Volcano Crater In
the Aegean Sea.


Sailing Through a Volcano Crater In
the Aegean Sea.
In the Aegean sea vessel may sail
into the top OF crater. and, though Il
Is hard to find anchorage there. yet q
mere sail through Is appreciated great.
iy by captains. because II cle8nses the
bottom of the ships from marine
growth.
More than 1000 years ago the isle ~
Santorin was split Ii hulf by an earth
quake. with the result that what was
once the crater OF volcano Is now Il
crescent shaped harbor, Two gllsten-
Ing white towns Of rhera aud 81.
Nicholas are pcrehcd on the summit Of
the steep cliffs, whose dark aud dismal
hue is similar TO that Of the top Of Nc-
suylus. Standing out against the sky
are large numbers Of windmills. With
many sails. arranged in a perfect cir
Gle These are evidently employed for
crushing the olives, which, along with
the tcrraced vines, are the staple prod.
net Of the island. The Santorln wine Is
OF excellent quality aud Is highly APP
preciatcd Ia the Levant
Between the main island ON the east
and the smaller. Theresia on the west
are the three small kaumene lslauds.
all Of which have come into existence
since the original earthquake. while the
largest OF the three was born from
the sea- less than 200 years ago. show
ing that the center OF the old volcano
has stll a certain amount OF activity.
The water IN the harbor into which
the sulphurono streams from this vol
canic island rain has a peculiar prop
erty which completely cleans on
growths OF every kind from the bottom
OF any ship.
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toxin In ali materia medica that Offers
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panorama of warfare between crow
feet and cosmetics.
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BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach.

prsssers a, passerson's-aO per cent
discount.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-04-18

In the presentation of the subject
of this sketch we reproduce the words
of Hon. B. f. Rose, county, Judge,
at williamsburg. Kentucky, who was
introducing him to "a Kentucky au
dience, October 6, 1896
"A true friend, relentless enemy,
a tireless campaigner, forceful
speaker, black republican in whom
the Rlack is only skin deep, l pre-
sent to you this horny handed coal
miner, Charles S. Gibbs
Mr.. Gibbs was born Of eX-slaye
parents in D)ughterysville, Hawk ms
County, Tennessee. AT the age Of
four years he was given to white
family with whom he lived until he
was nine years of age. His mother
being the first colored school TEACH
er in that part of the state, young
Gibbs was early imbued with q thirst
for knowledge and after finishing
the course in the common SCHOOLS.
GUT eIEu MniIlS bloWu Ahsoo VoS toi
term of three years, working in
the coal mines during VACATION per-
iods. He then entered Morristown
Normal and Industrial college and
pursued his studies forging himself
ahead until failing eyesight forced
him to leave college. He entered
the mines again and at once took a
prominent part in the COUNCILS of the
Miners Union, and held many re-
sponsible positions therein. From
boyhood. Charles was ambitious, en-
ergetic and self-Willed, and after
reaching this age he sought field
with better opportunities for ad
vancement and usefulness. Accord
ingly in 1898, he went to Kentucky
and in short time was appojntef
treasurer of school funds of DISTRICT
G, Whitley county apd the present
high standing of the schools of thai
district show the results of his LABOR
| His ability and usefulness wa
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-04-18

soon recognized in other avenues
and he was in great demand by the
republicans of the state in their hot'
test POLITICAL BATTLES. He stumpeq
the I'd Congressional District for
Hon. II. R. Gibson for Congress iq
the memorable Gibson Hook cam:
pajgn and toured the entire state for
Hon. W. Q. bradley when he ran for
governor of Kentucky
Still seeking larger fields and bet
ter opportunities, or more WORLDS
to conquer" as it were, he migrated
to Illinois and to Springfield IN l9oz.
Being a keen student of the posslr
biities of his race and with that
foresight acquired by constant study
and action, he quickly DISCOVERED
that this was the field for colored
lawyer With that indomitable cour'
age that he is known to possess ne
began the study of law under the inc
struction of the Hon. Fl. Clay Wll7
son. He passed the examination az
Ottawa, Feb. % and g. 'o8, and was
admitted to the bar. He is nowrAa
full Pledged attorney law, and all
who know him predict for him q
brilliant future.
His ability as a campaigner and
orator was readily recognized by ing
leaders of the republican party IN
this locality, and he has rendered 'n7
valuable service to the party and It's
candidates in every campaign during
his residence here.
He is an qnqqalifyipg republican,
a man Of honesty and integrity, en-
dowed with every QUALIFICATION to
receive the utmost respect and enI
couragemept Of the eo(qred citizens
of Springfield aud destined TO make
his mark as a leader of his race
In recognition of his worth to the
republican party, Governor Charles
S. Depeep. appointed him to pos
sition in the State Game Wardens
office WHICH he now holds
On Dec, u, 1898, Mr.. Gibbs was
joined in marriage to Miss Emm' R,
Osment, most estimable young
lady of Knoxville, Tenn. During
their residence here, she like her
husband has made her stay useful,
A devoted church worker and
member of several ladies' Qrganlzav
tions, she will prove valuable helpe
mate to her husband in his chosen
profession. They reside on N, l4th
street, New telephone No. 1928.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-04-18

Capitol City Lodge, No. II, K. of R.,
meets every second and fourth Monv
day night OF each month in MASONIC
hall on North Eighth street. Specis
meetings made know by Z. of r.
& S..
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-04-18

I hereby ANNOUNCE myself a candle
date for nomination for the office Of
states attorney, subject to the deeiv
sion of the Democratic voters of Sany
CANON County.
THOMAS L. JARRETT,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

colt 6 one-ss clean clear ii,nbsa aaH i grace -
fully built az . deer. he Is aspictire OF
perfect horse. He IL = beauty even
N bis box. but his free. swiaginy gait
when he II In motion m skes him SUI
perb. He goes wonder .ulsy fast evei
nav after only few II onfhs Of work,
and II he don't trot better than 2.I6
inside Of the newt two years the one
best bex will be all wrong
The full list " che rhornas- White
head stable In. t4
otway Boy, b. h.. 2:s9 IA: .rotter
BY Electric. dam ~ Wilkes Boy. Blue
Joe, IN. g.. AIS: PAGER, by Blue Hal,
dam Fancy, the dam OF Elk Tom, All,
~ dardee. Creekton Girl, 2:l6 Ia, b..
m, by Ashland wilkes, 2:17, dam by
kayard. Mary Directly, z.15 Ia, b. M.
by Directly. 2:0s IA; dam by Clay.
Elitia Ariou. b. m, trotter. trial, ego,
oy Orion. 2:o7 Ia; dam by Liberty
Bell Country To-day, IN. colt, 2-year-
old trotter. BY Todd, 2:14 Ia; dam by
Jay Hawker. Mary H., b. M, green
PAGER. by Fore Thought. dam by Evon-
ward. Roam geldfng, green PAGER, by
Elk Tom, 2:l7; dam by Bay Tom.
Black colt, 3-years old by California
Star, dam by Bow Bells. Bay mare. 4
years old, green trotter. Marice,
x:Sz Ia. b. m, by Adbine. dam by AL
lerton, 2:0e' Ia. Bal colt, 2 years old.
by Fred g.. wilkes, ALL Ia; dam BY
Untwood. Little Tom, blk. h., PAGER,
by Elk Tom. dam by Rockbottom. Tom
Thumb, b. e.. by Duplex, AIT: dam un-
known. Black colt years old.
IhOrOuAt bred. &C.,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
FINANCIAL REVIEW.

New York, Jan. I9-Last week saw
q considerable increase of activity In
fhe market for securities. but the
movement OF prices was a reflection of
the conflicting influences at work. The
most effective of this hid to do with
the technical position of the market
itself, but there grew up mixed views
as well regarding the general outlook
for AFFAIRS as between the rapid restor-
alton Of normal banking conditions on
the one hand and on the other accu-
Iating evidences of the extent OF the
recatfon In industry and business and
the results to be expected in the earn
ing power of properties With securities
listed at the stock exchange.
The disclosure of the re-establish-
yf1ant Of comfortable surplus of re-
serves above the legal requirements
made in the bank statement Of the pre-
yIous week, served to quite effectively
allay apprehension over the money
situation. The release OF funds which
had been held back from banking re-
serves to await this showing proceeded
On a strong food. and interest rates on
loans of all kinds declined In a pro-
nouncaI manner N all marke.s both
here and abroad. Ills development had
bean accurately foreseon by rho specu-
lative element in the securities end
prvious purchases had been made to
take advantage of tine now outside de-
mand. which would he stimulated by
the increase-of money facilities for use
in stock operations. There was, in
fact a considerable accession Of OUT
side demand for stocks through conn
mission houses. but the sales to real:ge
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rronaAN COUNTY DnM0CRATs.


rxecustve Committee Takes Action on
the Coumty Primaries.
Decatur, Jan. 1s-(special.l-Nkne
Morgan County Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES met at Hartseile yesterday
ana the rnAeting war presided over ny
chairman Matt Virgins. majority
az the members OF the COMMITTEES were
sent and the meeting was . most
harmonious one.
II was decided that the County pri-
varies. FOR the nomination OF County
officera be on TIE same daS as the State
primary election the date OF which has
not as yet been set BY the State Exec
utive Committee.
Thu COMMITTEES elected Charles H
Austin Of Austinville. a suburb OF the
Decaturs, as committeeman from the
Austinville beat. Each committeeman
was instructed to chose six men from
his beat and from these six three VIII
he selected as primary election officers
A number of prominent Democrats Of
the County, who are not members Of
the Committee, attended the meeting
1T Hartselle yesterday and Of this num-
her thare were several prospective can
ditaates for the various County Offices
to be filled by election this year. This
County is to elect a County Treasurer,
County Attorney. Tax Collector Tax
Assessor and two Commissioners.
There are already several candidates
for these offices.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
DR.. A. A.McKITTRICK DIES
AT HOME IN EVERGREEN

Evergreen. Jan. s---(SpeciaI. DIR. A.
A. McKittrick. one Of Eyergreen's old
est citizens, and perhaps one of Ala
hama's best known physicians. died last
night at 10lo'clock at the family home
In this city, after an illness lasting
about ten days.
Or. McKittrick would have been 70
years OF age next June. and has been
citizen OF Evergreen for nearly atty
years.
Or. McKitrricl was known TO nearly
every physician in this State, he hap-
tnS attended. when his health permit
ted him TO do so, every session OF the
Alabama Medical Association for many
years.
ne held for a number Of years the
position Of County Health Ofacer OF this
county and was only recently re-elect-
cd by the County Association 20 TINS
ONCE He was q member OF the AR
NOR Lodge knights OF Pythias. and
manlfested a great interest in the
lodge work. He was . devout meni-
ber Of the Presbyterian Church ana
was In attendance at every service
he graduated at Columbia. s. G., and
also attended college At Augusta, Ga
he was q Confederate soldier. having
zone into service IN Mississippi. and
Servin@ for four years as surgeon.
FIa "a survived by his wife and the
foIIovving children; Mrs. d. +. Leather
rSond FIouiaton; Mrs. NJ. II. Williams,
Miss Geneva McKittrick. p. NJ Nc
Eittrick. OF Evergreen; A. A. Nc
Kittrfck, Jr.. Of Montgomery: Ella Nc.
Tittrfck and Wiifred N. McKittrick, OF
Evergreen.
the funeral services were held az
$3.50 o'clock this afternoon in the Pres
h.tarfan 4 Church. The Knights OF
pythiag Lodge conducted the services.
Interment was made in Everfreen GEM
T1r. McKittrick was born in Abbeville,
8. g. he came from Greenville Ala
10 Evergreen.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
CALENDAR OF SPORTS

Monday.
Six-day bicycle race starts in Kan
sas City.
Annual bonspiel Of Northwestern
Curling Association opens in Duluth.
Tuesday.
Annual meeting of Central League
at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Bill Papke VS.. Walter Stanton,
twelve rounds, at Boston.
Jack (Twin) Sullivan VS.. Joe Those
ten rounds at Los. Angeles. 3e 7laa
Wednesday.
Tony Caponi VS. Young Mahoney. ten
rounds, at Racine, Wis.
Thursday.
. Frank ManteH VS.. Harry Lewis.
twelve rounds. at New Haven, Conn.
Midwinter trap shooting tournament
opens at Pinehursr, N. G.
Billiard match at Philadelphia be-
tween Jacob Schaefer and Albert CUT
Ter for 1871 championship.
Friday.
Second annual congress of Colorado
Whist League at Denver.
Saturday.
National motor boat and engine show
opens-at Boston.
Worlds champion snowshoe races at
Quebec.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
JACK POWELL WINS GOLF
HANDICAP AT COUNTRY CLUB

The beautiful weather Of Saturday
twenty loyal adherents OF the ancient
and honorable game worked over the
Country Club links In try for the
fourth handicap OF the Nicholson cup.
Jack Powell won the third handicap
golf.
Another wonderful Improvement was
the playing of A. 0. p. Nicholson, who
finished second. Just two points behind
Mr.. POWELL Judge Thomas, who won
the second handicap, y finished third
Saturday while Mr.. Stratford. who won
the first handicap two weeks ago, I'm
ished eleventh! The score Of the Sat-
urday handIcan was.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

n IN. ali my experience have never
knoVrn q more ideal place 1or :
1nx ana training young ho1sss
1s6sonod campaigners
ThiS was the remark Of = man wno
a cre 81 the veterans Of the narnsss
korSe world and where many. years ~
~xner1encs make his opinions wortn
71<xfsrinrS 10. The above remark was
Snnde Yesterday over at vanaiver Park
vr6fIe taking about horses In genera
ana tho prospects OF the TnomAs-
Z rvirferfng place for harness horses.
eve have Been here nearly . month
xnxv'n continued Mr.. Thomas or Dad
- avery horsemAn around the southern
~irrnlf calls him, '.and as yon know
a hns been about as rainy @ month
a. one ever runs across. Yet with All
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
CALL FOR MEETING
Weekly Press Club win Assemble a

EIOm0tOMs JaAM1ky -.
Atmore. Jan. 1S--tSpeciall THE for
NAL call for meeting on January 81,
at Flomaton OF the Weekly Press Club
of Alabama has been issued by Presi-
dent d. C. Burson. of this place.
The permanent organization OF the
club Will be effected on that date. 1t
was projected at a meeting held on
November g. at Flomaton. The pur-
poses OF the organization as stated In
the call are ito bring about a closer
relationship Between publishers In the
State. the exchanging of ideas. tho dis
cussion Of subjects bearing on the
business end of newspaper publishing
and the discussion OF other matters af-
fecting the welfare of the weekly press
Of the State.
Invitations to attend the meeting
have been sent the publishers Of week.
ly papers throughout the State.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

The National Rifie Match for 1908
lake Erie. o., on August a.
The match IL to be preceded by two
days preliminary practice, following
the National Rifle Association matches.
II win be q matter Of especial inter-
est to the Alabama National 5,,ars ~
learn that the new Springfield rife viii
be used In these matches, with the
Frankfort arsenal ammunition. This
being true. II Is very certain that the
new Springfield will be furnished to
the National Guard before the END Of
the present fiscal year. June 80, 1908,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
RnnIrrnntcx HenrInr.

Huntsville, Jan. ID Especial. l--Hon
Jere Murphy, referee in bankruptcy.
days past relative to the assets OF the
Company, bankrupts,
OF Florence.
John R. Tuthill, member OF the Arm.
has been examined. Harvey Meyers OF
Cincinnati, one Of the principal credit
ors of the bankrupt firm. was instru-
mental in bringing about the examina-
ton.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

/ Selnla IImeS.
The Selma Times asks The Regis
ter to name its man. and says The
Times has man. Name your man first.
and possibly The Register win not care
to do any naming.-EMobile Register.
The Times is not ready yet to name
its man, but IT feels very sure The
Register would stand ready to join in
the call for him to make the sacrifice
for the good of Alabama. However, the
following from The Demopolis Times
is getting warm" as the children say
in hiding the switch" In fact, our
Tombigbee contemporary is nearly
burning up"
The Demopolis Times says:
1.-THE Mobile Register has In mind .
very fine man for Governor next time.
That wise paper says he has never held
ONCE. has great ability and Is vote
getter himself. but does not give hi
name We are inclined to guess tina
his name begins with an N, thoug
The Register may have some one else
in mind"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
cANTALoUPn CONTRACTS.

Madison County Association Holds Im-
p0rtant Business Meeting.
Huntsville. Jan. 19.-(Specia1.)- IA
well-attended meeting OF the Madison
County Cantaloupe Association was
held on Saturday afternoon and a con-
tract was made with the National Pro-
duce Distributing Company Of Cincin-
natl for handling the entire product
OF the association during the approach
ing season.
The association has signed up 200
acres for the culture OF cantaloupes.
In addition to this. twenty acres win
he devoted to cabbage culture.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

In many counties of Alabama Z
people have not felt the slightest pre-
'ure of hard times. The people nav
money and food and tn ere IS work II
all who will work. Unless the pres
sure of hard times should continue n
a year. the best farmers Will not re
II at all. good farming commnpi
anncIal DanIcA
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
SUNDAY LAWS oBEyED.

City Of Huntsville Spends ON Old Thme
sabbath Day.
Huntsville. Jan. 19.-4(Special.)4-
Huntsville spent an old-fashioned Sab
bath day today and for the hrst time
in several months. soft drink stands
and confectioneries were closed all
day.
The closing was the result of orders
issued from the ONCE Of Mayor r. q.
Smith. Heretofore from time to time,
Sunday closing has been enforced by
the county authorities but the city Of
ficials have not been concerned In put
ting on the lid in several years.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

non 80 nor.LEcTors.

FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
hereby announce myself candidate for
fhs office OF Tax collector Of Montgomery
County. subject to the action Of the DEM
ccfafte Party. CHAE. y. TEASLEY,
FOR TREASURER
hAFeby announce myself q candidate for
County Treasurer. subject 70 the action Of
WILLIAM , WHITING
hereby anncuncs myself q candidate
for the office Of County, Treasurer. sub
3acx to the action OF the Democratic
Primary. JASON II. SMITH.
hereby announce myself q candidats for
Treasurer Of Montgomery County. subject
20 the action Of the Democratic Party,
GEO. II. SEAcKELFORD.
/ hereby announce myself a. q candidate
fer County Treasurer, subject to the ac-
kion Of the DeTocratic primary.
/ d. COLLIER.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
hereby announces myself candidate for
the OFFICE OF Tax Assessor Of Montgomery
County. subject to the action Of the Dem.
Ooratio primary MORGAN 8 GILMER.
hereby announce myself q candidate for
che nffico Of Tax Assessor OF MONTGOMERY
County. subject 70 the action Of the Dem.
ocFaffo party. c. p. ANDERSON
Z hereby announce myself candidate foE
the sftice Of Tax Assessor Of Montgom-
cry County. subject to the action Of the
Democratic party. 8. A. SOLOMON.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
LEE,s ANNTvERsARY.
Patriotic Societies Of Decatur celehrnte
The Occasion.

the Occasion.
Decatur. Jan. 1s.-(Special.l-L fhe
t0l anniversary Of the birth OF Gen
sraI Robert e. Lee was observed In the
DecaturS today.
Joe Wheeler Chapter panghters
the Confederacy held services this az
ternoon at 3 O'Clock at the First Bap-
fist Church in commemoration OF the
birth Of the great general. An extern
sive program was carried out but tne
principal feature OF the progl am was
an address ON the life and times OF
General Lee by .. s. Broadus. Presi-
dent Qf the Merchants Bank OF Deca-
tur. Crosses of honor were bestowed
IN a number Of ex-Confederate soldiers
during the afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

Huntsville, Jan. 19.-(Special.) y
Thomas Reneger. a well-known citizen
Of Huntsville. died yesterday afternoon
after a lingering Illness with consum-
ton. He was so years old and Is sur.
vived by his widow and i've children
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20
EXCLUSIVE DRESS FOR MEN.
ode SNA
Ill


Ths 1risuds Of -.r. and Mrs. Aston II.
Pickett and family are requested TO att
tend the funeral Of Mr. Aston H Pickett
from 81. Johns Episcopal Church this after
neon a& o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-20

? II II safe to say Bryan has more
friends" In Lincoln this year than ever
before.