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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
FOUR ARE KILLED.

Troy. N. Y., Oct. 10.-Four persons were killed outright and two serious ly injured in a railroad crossing acci- dent two miles south of Schatghicoke tonight.
 The dead: George Roberts. 45. farm CT, Melrose; Frank Luther, 39. printer on The Schatghicoke Sun; Mrs. Frank Luther, his wife, 35. and their two year old boy. Two small boys or the Luther family were injured
 The six persons were in wagon and were driving from Schatghicoke to Melrose. where they were to attend a family reunion on Sunday. The ve- hicIe was in charge of Roberts. who was somewhat deaf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
CONTRACT TO IMPROVE
 MOBILE P0STOFFICE

Mobile, Oct. 10.-(Special. )--The In- terstate Construction Company has been awarded q contract by the United States Government for alterations to be made in the lower floor of the Gus tom House. used as the postofice.
 The money order and registry divis- ions are to be moved further west as well as the oflces of Postmaster F. n. Barker and Assistant Postmaster J. D. Wilkins. The contracts call for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
neen-at.,s. pInnfn.

Palms in all leading varieties for S0c and upwards,
 Ferns, Boston, Scottii, PiersOu, Bar- rOwsli, Maiden Hair, Farleyense, etc., from 26c upwards. s' Aspnragus .PHumOsa and Asparagus Springeril from Ice upward.
 Auraearia or Norfolk Island Pine from 75c to e2.BO each. Rubber Plants from EOc to e1.50 each. Pandanus Veitchii ,beautiful and Or- namentaI, green and white variegateds from s1.OO to $500 each.
 RosemOnt GFadens. Phone 200. 100 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Euraeement Announced.

Mir. and Mrs. William Asbury Bibh announce the engagement of their daughter, Georgie. to MT. John Har- ben Miller, of corinth, Miss, the mar yiage to take place On the eleventh of November at St. Johns Church. New Decatur, Alabama.
 Miss Bibb is an attractive and pret- ty young woman of blond type and on former visits to relatives in this city she won many admirers, who feel a lively interest in her approaching marriage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
co,terror Ruahes to Scene

Columbia, s. C., Oct. 10e-Governor AnsaII has left Greenville on 8 special train for Spartanburg, to handle the mob situation there. It is reported that three of the injured may die. Two companies of militia under As- sistant Adiutant General Brock. to- gether with Sheriff Nichols and his Assistants, are stIll holding the 1aiI arainst the immense mob which is constantly being augmented from out. side the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Iuxtyo speciaI. for Monday.

fs lbs. standard Granulsteds Sugar onlv aI.oO, cans large ripe Tomatoes, 25c. One ease tornatoes e dos. in casel el. 70. s cans tender Sweet Corn, zoe One case corn e dox. cans tn case' g1.e0. s.t
 Large Smooth Dooley Yam swee. xs,.s-4o~~. uer neck. 2Sc. Choice white Irish Pofafoes, per pack, only 2Sc. Brock Grocery Co.,,
 4 Pure Food Stores. H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
ASK FARMERS AID
SELMA COMMERCIAL CLuB SENDS
 LETTERS. F
Secretary Maryman Appeals to Plant- CTS to Take Interest in Assc- citation ARairs-News of
 Central City.

Selma. Oct. 1O.-(Special )--Secretary J. A. Maryman of the Commercial ana Industrial Association is sending out letters to all of the white farmers or the county, asking them to take an in- terest in the work and to join the as- sociation. These letters are being sent out in accordance with a resolution which was passed, at the last meeting of the organization.
 The letters ask the farmers to list with the association the lands which they have and which they wish to dispose of, as well as description Of the land.
 Mir. Maryman recently has received a great number of inquiries from a distance about farm lands in Dallas County and by the farmers joining the association they will not only have the benefit of being members of that cr- ganization, but might be able to dis- pose of some of the land which they are now renting out or some which Is not under cultivation.
 Secretary Maryman has also received letters from the agricultural depart ments of the Louisville and Nashville and the Southern Railway encouraging the movement which the association has taken in interesting the farmers of the country in the workings of the organization. He has also received a similar letter from Professor Duggar at Auburn, and in which the plan of the association was commented upon most favorably.
 Through Congressman W. B. Craig. Mir. Maryman has received a large number of pamphlets from the Agricul- tural Department of the Government upon farming. These pamphlets have been indexed, and can be read and studied by farmers of Dallas County who call at the rooms of the associa- tion on Water Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
TAn STORMED BY MOB
(eontinued From Page one1

(COntfnued From Page Une'I fAssIstant Adjutant General Brock. the Hamnton Guards of this city ana the Morgan Rifles of Clifton. are garrison ed. In the court house, commandlns a view of the jail. Company D. !rSyn- nam Guards. of Laurens, rusheo neae a ttored The mob that came here from Sreenville 800 strong about Il o'clock has dispersed, many of them return ing to that city on a later train'
 This clement of the mob came Wlth A view to lynching Clarence Agnew, inc negro who wrecked the passenger train on the Southern Railway two weeks ago, killing Engineer FohVllle' a native of that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Bnnkhead in Selma.

Senator John H. Bankhead returned to Selma tonight from Camden, Will cox County. where today he delivered an address to the citizens of Camden on the subject of good roads. Sena- tor Bankhead spent tonight in Selma and win tomorrow morning leave for Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
sURvIvoRs REACH PORT.

Br,tish Three AIasted Schooner sIFr0e-
 co Lost At Sea.
 Nevnort News, Va, Oct. 10--John lang and Henry Roberts. believed to he the only survivors of q crew oK eight who were aboard the British three masted schooner Sirocco, from Brunswick, Ga.,A b Wilson City. Baha- ma, which went to pieces on Mantelia Reef during hurricane on the Baha- mas. October 1, arrived here today on the British steamer TivertOn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Hurrxsng to Frontier.

. Paris, oct, 1D.-The Vienna corre- snondents Of The Temps reports that tbe eleventh and thirteenth Austro- Hungarian Army corps. with arms ana a,s,nanpition are being hurried in the aireetion of the Servian frontier. Hos nitai trains are beng prepared, the eorrespondent declares further. at Vi- enna and Budapest,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

policemen. Several amounts were sent him. the last of which was sent t9 his home this morning. He IS aolns nicely and hopes to be able 70 ieavs his bed within short time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Tnaurance Cases Arrued.

StonewaIl Insurance Comcany, Factors and Traders Insufance Company and National Surety Company for back taxes alleged to be due the city of Mobile were argued sin the CftY Court this afternoon. se4+ ,!s tsf: The dernurrersi were argued at some length. after which Judges Semmes took the case under advlsement and will tender fls decision probably the early part of the week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
UNION SOLDIERS
 THANK MOBILE VETS

Mobile. Oct 1o.--Commander Copley of Raphael Semmes Camp, United Con- federate Veterans. is in receipt of letter from Henry Zimmerman, colonel of Encampment No. 112, Union Veter- an Legion. of Lancaster, Ohio, tender ing thanks and appreciation to the local camp for its services in acting as paIl-bearers for William B. Nor rIss the Federal cemetery keeper at Mobile, who died and was buried here not long ago.
 The letter states that the Legion ex- tends a unanimous vote of thanks for the action of Semmes Camp In acting as pall-bearers for the Union soldier who died In the Southland. and assures the local camp that 1t will ever be held in grateful remembrance for its part.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
MOBILE MAY GET TAFT.

RepubIieans of the Gulf City Are
 Hopeful.
 -S Mobile. Oct. 1o.-It Is stated to- night that William H. Taft, Republi- can candidate for President, will speak in Mobile, within the next ten days. The Bill Taft Club of this city. com posed of Democrats and Republicans. are credited with having prevailed up- on Frank Lathrop. State Campaign Chairman, to give Mobile the candidate for one of the two speeches to be de- livered in this State. Birmingham gets the first speech. Mir. Taft going from Chattanooga to that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
TWO BODIES FOUND.

New York Police Have Mystery That
 WilI Tax Their Ingenuity.
 New York. Oct. 10.-A mystery which promises to tax the ingenuity of the police department before it is unrav-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
Letter Prom Poreru.

Captain John F. Powers of this city. former sheriff and now in the restaur- ant business Is in receipt of letter from his son, R. J. Powers, who Is first assistant engineer on the steam CT Colon of the Panama Line out of New York, which encountered the hurricane of few weeks ago with the result that the ship was damaged and three lives lost.
 The letter states that it was one of the most terrible experiences a man ever went through, with water stand ing in the state rooms two feet deep 150 women and children passengers and seas breaking constantly over the ship. Three men lost their lives when they went into the hold eof the ves- sel. being overcome by gases.
 Young Powers has many friends in Mobile, where he once, resided, and where his family. has always resided. Powers has a family in Philadelphia, which is now his home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
PERSON AND P RsE.
soCIETY, IN CENTREVILLE.

10th ftted by HoIt's Dye Works tHa quits from twelve to afty dollars. U
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mir. CorrIe Blob left this afternoon for Auburn to resume his studies. He has been here Ill for the past ten days, and his friends. will be glad ito know of his recovery. .:.s.s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
CnmncII WiIl Meet.

The regular monthly business meet ing of the City County will be held at the city hall on Monday night. A great many matters of importance per- taining to the city government will go before the meeting for action.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Furs and Muffs scientifically cleaned. Ladies" suits cleaned $1.5O to e2. French BenAOl Co. Phone 3O3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

You wont find any handsomer or more dependable wOOIens anywhere PRTCKETT-GERSON co. 2S Dexter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mir. and Mrs. o. M. Cawthorn and daughter Lucy have returned home after an extended trip. West.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
socfnI and PersonnI,

Mrs. R. E .L: Mel will be hostess on next Friday morning for the mem bers of her bridge club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
MRS. F. O. NELSON DEAD. Prominent Woman of AtmOEe Passes

Prominent Woman Of AtmOre Passea
 Away.
 Atmore, Oct. 10.-(Special. (-Mrs. F. O. Nelson died at her home here today at II o'clock after an illness of several weeks. The funeral took place this afternoon at Bay Minette. Ala. She leaves her husband and infant, her mother, father and three brothers, with a large number of other rela- tives. Mrs. Nelson was a daughter of MT. and Mrs. G. W. Burns of Bay Minette. formerly oS Buena Vista.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Messrs. Lester Barton and J. F. Bailey, of Hattiesburg, Miss, have come to Selma to make their home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Miss Howze of, Marion is here on a short visit to relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mir. and Mrs. F.. Eli, of Demopolis, are here, for few days visiting friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
 RAILWAY.

Arrival aud departure of trains Union Pas. eanger Station. Montgomery: Ala Current Schedule corrected to da4A
 DEPART. For Union Springs. Troy. Andaiusla. Eufaulsx ozark. AuaeFicuA Alba any. Columbus. Macon. Savannah For Union Springs. Troy Andaiusia. Eu1ania- Fort Gaines. Dawson. Amertcuat Albany. Columbus. Macon ss1oan
 ARRIVE From Savannah. Augusta, Macon. Colutnbua Albany, Arnericuns Ozark Eufauia, AndaiusiA. Troy, From Macon. Columbua, {. Albany t7 AmeFicus. Dawson. Ft dainag Hus fauiA Andaiusia, Troy. uhion sp.ss T;sspm
 ALI TRAINS DAILY. Fer further tnformation write or apply Eo Goo. R. wright. C. A. 103 MonagouaaFy G.. T. eurTatt D. T. A.. Montgomery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Mfr. J. W. Craigh has returned home after a business trip to Pine Hill and Whatley, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
GIN HOUSE BURNS.

Beautiful Cut flowers for all occa- siOns. s. B. Stern I& Co, Phone 1OOI,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies ribbed underwear, medium and heavy weight, vests and pants to match, all sizes, at 25 and 4Sc.
 Mems extra heavy and me- dium weight underwear, shirts and drawers to match-65c quality at 45c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Skirts cleaned and pressed this week 7Bc. French BenzOI Co. Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Miss Mabel Rice who attends school in Georgia, Is at home for a short visit
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11
situation fn Critical.

Paris. Oct. 10.-offlcial. advices re- ceived here report the situation be- tween Servia and Austro-H Hungary as extremely critical Austria Hungary has served notice that she will not tolerate further ''provocation" and that she is prepared for eventualities should the Skupshitna today declare to make an aggressive move.
 The fifteenth Austro-H Hungarian Ar- my corps occupies the frontier along the Danube and a fleet of river gum boats is concentrating at SeTnlin. | France is using her utmost endeavs or at Belgrade to restrain King Peter and the Servian Government.
 Further advices received indicate that the population of Montenegro is also at fever heat but there Is no confirmation of the many alarming rumors publishd in the Paris news papers this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Ladies shoes, made of vici kid or patent colt, several styles to choose from. Every shoe guaran- teed, $3.O0 values at $1.98. School shoes priced at unusual l5w prices for Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

Misses Nellie and Mabel Baker will leave tomorrow afternoon for Wash ington. d >-....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

The Best Electrical Work Is done by Roy the Electrician. Phone 1887. N Lawrence St. adv
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CULPEPPER ON. TRIAL

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TWO AUSTRIAN
 FLAGS BURNED

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frary. Sir Edward win insist that the conference be limited to a considera- ton of accomplished facts.
 Tn the meantime, Turkey has been urged to continue her present reserve 50 long as the movement iNgainst her is confined to changes of the status In regions already effectively occupied by other powers, but not to tolerate any further encroachments. The dis patch yesterday of British feet from Malta to the Aegean Sea was decided upon for the purpose of encouraging Turkey to adhere to this policy and 10 show the populations of other states. particularly Crete, that the powers do not view favorably any movements against Turkey at the present moment.
 servia Replies.
 Budapest. Oct. 10-Servia has re- piled to the Austrian-Hungarian ae- wand for an explanation of her pur- pose in sumEaoning the reserves to the colors by declaring that this step has no aggressive character.
 Speaking at today's session of the Austro- Hungarian delegation. Minister von Aehrenthal expressed the belief that he would be able to carry through the annextion of Bosnia and Herze- govina peacefully. He said that al- ready he was negotiating with some of the powers with the view Of smoothing out the existing difficulties.
 Baron Aehrenthars speech was con- ciliatory.
 Both commercially and political ly,," the Foreign Minister said, i've have been friendly and benevolent to- ward Servia and this the government is now ready to translate inso action.
 Continuing the Baron suggested that Servia and Bulgaria be invited to appoint representatives of a Flu ropean Danube Commission and secur- ing concessions facilitating the pas- sage of their vessels on the Danube. After declaring that the Servian Gov ernment had assured Austria Hungary that Servia's consicpuous military measures were not aggressive in char acter, the Foreign Minister said that the further proceedings of the Serv- ian Government would be. watched with the closest attention. He declar- ed. however, that the Servian agita- ton in Bosnia and Herzegovina would not be allowed to continue. In con- clusion Baron Aerhenthal said
 Fl hope that the people of Servfa will come 10 realize their actual posi- ton and adopt a more sensible atti- tude. We Will regulate our attitude toward Servia in accordance with Ser via's attitude toward us. Servia can be sure that her interests will be treated in an absolutely friendly man. ner, providing she adopts proper line of conduct"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-11

New shipment of silk all colors at $1.50.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-27
Mines and Mining

there has been any
been however startling
developments during only quiet
q The metal market has been the whole satisfactory the price
before the slump has been stated certain quarters
If this the fact the production must Increase at rapid rate Within
ae s n G 5 Of ev aa
% Most lost big % d @ ago are
1t certainly looks if TIE price Of copper ;s., must advance n
Dep u s m dsn a has has last g at o STAGE
and this has stimulated the industry locally assuring the
From outside points pleasing Of the planning for
Another hopeful sign during week has the
great number of eastern of capital here looking for mining in
locally industry vitality enough
on & the ssn f"1 and
amnt o e h falling e w s ee h Deen nothing
BINGHAM.
The North DARKNESS CanyG on will
the and the first thing which will be undertaken will be the
Lodges with those Bingham proper the
snet that f ts ting something
week there has been constant @ in the
begin shipping having been made with the Knight
The Eagle Bird people North Bingham
foot vein Of The tunnel being driven cut the main nin Ledge
pleted;
month the banner the history Of the enterprise far
production There has been daily increase in shipments
of the has disposed of his interest the company ece
ing therefor the neighborhood of $OOOOO Dissatisfaction with
be the this action
his part stated that the heavy holders of Utah Copper
the control the Boston and that they
get This the consolidation Of the big
panies
U. will ready operations in few
said that the Colorado Of Tntic will ship its there
the Knight There has been considerable
activity among the leadslver of Bingham looking toward
this end.
The the ground of the Copper Apex is in 800
There been strnge of during its
many of which will be prospected after the work has
which objective aimed
ginning The within ESQ feet Of the shoot and being
pushed with all haste.
The connection of the Ontario drain tunnel is open with
the workings of the Daily West 1t is only question of air
of has been brought about work will
be the levels The Silver King working $50
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-06-27

tension of the Colorado vein and that they will have heavy
Queer short time The mine another of the Knight PROPOSE
Ralph in Tintic. Those
opinion development
that the body continuous and that producer has been born The
The May Day Company has paid its first dividend OF the
little question but that will continue on velvet for some time to
July 18th has been set as the day that Knight will
blow The buying of will actively begin about the first of
The of the Tero engaged prosecuting the
Sf body a se recently in With f %e 1t s r
much pleased with the u showing t the mine is making
troll old Dragon Iron mine Most Of the ux needed in the new
smeter will be drawn from this L. E Ritter Jr will still
m The Nor Gift nine Diamond will begin Shipping during
be drawn on for an indefinite period.
The S been cut the Iron Blossom and has been
vein with the hope that body will be encountered Work
is increasing all the time
by the of Columbus
800 level The installing big pumping plant the
drifts Shipping going steadily property
The Knight people have taken full control Of the old Emma
opinion the belief that the great veins which produced
millions in the old days will be opened up
The the Mountain Lake mine has been and has
proved disappointment some respects No ore found at
however, is very highly copper stained and drifting will be- posecu
ted along its trend to catch the
DEEP CREEK.
The reliable old Utah mine of Fish Springs has forward
with another 3d. dividend midsummer its stock
holders There be change in the plan of development the
old mine which thought will add to the producing capacity Of
the old mine In the meantime the usual of will be
the market
Word in that the work which is under way the
Lucy L. mine in the Clifton district opening bodies
When the railroad last reaches the district the will be
shape send out enormous tonnage All the other mines in
the district being worked preparations under that
end
The Morning Star group under development and doing
well expected An who the ground
Gently that it make valuable mine.
the Newhouse properties the Cactus turning the old
and its extraction from mine accomplished
The splendid shape production
The Keith Benedict people have opened fine ledge carrying
property Phonote Nevada At Paymaster