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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22
Aonkurrtw orr 9aRfnbarte.
eta ben stareatsn In GsuthsHs arraastrtss
t6Hnrkfeer @ettbemsrb.

NWuhfueW kSettbeWtfo.
Die aur9dfte bes engIif9en 9dbeprtes
Soutbenb baben tur3 bor Shlub Der
beurisen 8abefaifon einen Dettbeperb
beraHitaltet. Der I'M fsinss 9egenitans
bss ipilIen nidt ipenig sur 8eIuItisuns
ber 8obegdite beitrus. sic arrangtr'
ten i'm 4urfaaI nidt nur einen SG6n'
beitspettbeiperb fir WlGnner, fonbern
aud eine 9onfurrena fir 8adenbGrte.
SroBbem Der Badenbart sesentpdrtis
tn gnslanb ui6t serabe MODERN III.
beftiesen uidt tpeniger ols 100 WGns
ner NIT 8adenbdrten In alien 9r6ben.
Sarben unb Iormen bic Sribiine bes
Rurfua!es, bor ber btht gebrGngt bas
neusisrise 8abepublitum bon @outb>
enb fab. Sober Der 8adsnbarttrGser
Derbsuste ii1 NIT einem berlessnen 2Gs
feIn. 8efonbers bas CARTE Gkfdle9t
battt iid gang nabe on bic Srtbiine
sebrdnst. um fdaubernb ober boiler
@ntaiiden bic 100 8ddenbGrte auf Der
8iibns poriiberaisben gu IaHen. Gin
bieberer QrtilIeriit, Der nur Elm
Sdnurrbdrtden fem eiseu nannte,
mubte unter lalltem Sollob ipfort bic
8iibne berlaFen. 4n ber Spite bss
preisserihts ifanb Der Gtisfe Srifeur
BON Soutbenb, Der fsIbft sinsu poIlen>
beten 8adenburt CUR S9du trus. linz
ter ben aonturrenten befanben iib
SoIbatn, Watrofen. arbeitsr. 5anbs
perter, 9ebients unb. allerbtnes MIR
febr bereinaeIt. aud einise Witslieber
ber 3urssfeufduft. Rad ldnsertr Be
ratbuns ertannte bus preissertdt ben
eritsn preis fiir ben f60piisn Badens
bart einem bieberen 0rof9tentutfder
bon Soutbenb au. pdbrenb Elm flinter
9anSmetfter fid NIT feinsm blonbsH.
aierlt9 se'tubten 9Grtden NIT bem
atpetten qreife bsgniissn mubte.
Don ben nm Shonbsitspettbeiperb
fiji Rdaner tnnturrirenben @ertretern
bes fdrfen @kf9ledts fanben MIR 20
boz ben Qusen Der Surb 9nabe. 9ie
preisbertbtiluns sing gang fportees
mGb bor fi4 Die ff5nitsn Mdnnsr
bon Soutbenb ipurben in 5iusi alaHen
setbetlt: IN bfonbe unb bunfle. Iud
unter ben 8lonben mar es Elm &utfder.
Der ben eriten preis erbielt, tpdbrenb
in Der Rlaife ber bunflen mGnnlihen
S96nbeiten sin Watrpie bon bem enss
Iifden 9riessfdiff ~gussatb" bic
Rrons bes Siedes bdbputrud.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22
Gin perfdleppter Minipnar.

gluf 8etreiben Ieiner 5amilte tpnroe
bor einiser Seit Der pielfa6e Milliondr
aaminsti in petersburg ms Srrens
baus geftedt. BORT ma9te er iebO4
eine Gtneabs. in ipeIder er nit dllsr
@eiItesf6Grfe barlegte, baB <s feinsr
JamiIie nur I'm Grlansuns fsines @era
m0sens gu tbun mar. baB er teiness
falls seiitestranf fei unb feline Sreilafs
flung bedntrase. SbutiG9Iid fanb benn
aud eine eingebenbe ltnterfu6ung bes
Wli0iundrs ftatt, porauf feline 5rtis
laHung erfpIsen follte. ba fi9 BEL ibm
tbatfG9Ii9 feline Spuren BON @eiftesz
seft0rtbsit seisten. Our 5rsildFung
mar iebo9 bas Obersutadten bes 0prf
ftekrs n0tbig, bas am nd9ften Sage
ausssfertist tpsrben folIts. Sn Der Iebs
ten Ra9t nun, bic 8aminsti i'm Srs
renbaufe berbradte, purbe er setpoltz
fam aus bemfelben entfiibrt. Srobbem
bic 8sbOrben fid fofort hinter bic Gnts
fiibrsr Der madten. selane es nidt.
ben QlufentbaItsort bes ungliidli6en
au srmittsIn. Man slaubt, bab Gn>
9ebOrise bic SbGter iinb. unb re6net
NIT elmer @ergiftuns bes Riliondrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22
Gd,nlftrafen In Berlin.

Die 3dbf Der Strafen. bic iGbrfi9 In
Berlin iiber bic Gltern BON S9ultinbern
perbdngt fperben. ift atemlih bod. So
tpurben 1907-19O8 in Berlin in 10,<
733 SdIIsn S9ulftrafen perbGngi. Die
Sbhe Der StrafseIber belief fi6 auf
81. .734 Rart ober 18.427 Sage S6ft.
Siersu fommen nod aus bem Sabre
1906-1907 1926 unerlebigte S6uls
itrafen NIT 10.745 Wart Strafselbsrn
ober 5845 9asen 5aft. grIsbist ipurs
ben 10,230 JGGIe NIT 32,918 Waarf
Strafselber ober 1908 Sasen Saft.
0ur9 3abIuns ipurben 8071 TGIs
nit 23,048 Warf erlebist. Sn 591
5dG1en ipurben 1884 Sage Saft abses
feifen. unb in 446 5dIIen erfolsts NIT
Riidii9t duf beipnbere llmitGnbe bic
3uriidnabme ber Strafe. Sn 435
SGIIen mubte bas 8erfabren tpesen
3rantbeit, @srsusss. 9bIsbens ii. (. IN.
einseiteut lperben, unb IN 400 GdlIen
srfolsts bic seridtlide 8srurtbeiluns.
Sreifpre6unsen tamen in 297 TGlIen
bor. 8emerfenspertb ift, bab bic 3abt
Der Straffdus ii1 felt bem Sabre 1902
(bei elmer Srequens bon 213,481 @ss
metnbefdiilern unb @diilerinnen) BON
5310 SGIIsn auf 10.733 GdIIe bsrmebrt
bat. Die Grequsna Der Sdufsn ift I'm
5000 auf 228, ,468 geftiegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22
@peben.8 8unbfcbau.
Snt O II D.

Serr Oiurrap, Der @ontrOllsur unie'
rsr rlmtauismittsl, bat srtlart, baB sr
bic giationalbanfen bes Sanoes otter iris
ipieiren taiisn psroe. bsionSers iol6s.
bel oenen ieitssitslt Durbe, eab iis ss
nit Der Bsobadtuns Der Seless ni6t
isbr senau nebmen. Der erit unlansit
ernannte @ontrolleur mill, Die er er'
flarte, uuter allsn umitanben baranf
isbsn. baB Die @eisse itrenss bsobadtst
perben.
8ertreter Der llniteo 2SireleB 60.
melben. baB ss ihnen selnnsen lit, pon
ibrer Citation aui Guiiian 9ill aus eins
8erbinbuus nit Der Subufa Station
auf Der Snisl Oahu. bic sur Srnpps
Der Sapai. Snieln sebOrt, ber3ultsllen'
3wiihen beibsn StatiOnsn wurben
9spsidsn aussstuuidt. Die bentlid
unb fir bic Gslssrapbiiten lei6t per'
ltdnbli6 waren. Die @ntfernung uon
San Sranciseo bis .9Onolulu lift 1900
Mfeilen.
8ijsprdiibeut SuOieptb pom oemo'
fratiiden 9iatiOnulcomite bat bic fol-
ssnbe 9ifts uon Stuaten. in bener
8rDan iider iisSen wirb, 3uiammsngs'
itsllt: Der ii6sre Siiben. 166; 0ie'
brasta. 8; Snbiuna. 15; SbiO, 20
8sit.8irsinia. Z; 9ieuabu, 3; glen
9orf. 80. 3uiammsn 261. glDtbie
sur 8abl 242. Serr Suoipstb sabli
ben Staat g8iseoniin 3u ben swsifelbai'
ten Staaten uuo iast, oaB bic Demo-
fratsn INNER nod ausfidt baben. Oien
Ssrisp, Connecticut, 8bObe SslanO uni
Sainois Su srobern.
Sn Stem Yort puros bsfannt sess'
ben, oas Sans 9. Sennebp elm befunn'
ter uub Iebr mOblbabenoer burti9el
8antier. bem Presbpteriansr 9pipital
isner Stabt, beiIsu PrdiiOsnt sr LIT,
s1,OOO,OO ssi6snft bat. anOsre Sc
i6snfs, bic Ssrr Ssnnebp semadt bat,
iinb $500. 900 fur bic Columbia uniusr'
iitat, 100000 fiir elm @ebauoe Der
llnitsb CHARITIES uub s25O,OOO fiir BIZ
~SdOOl Of Pbilantbropp.-
Dur6 sinsn aufruf bss 8sdtsanwaIts
8. 9embfe in gismar in Medlsnburs
fpirb bsfannt, baB fid Elm Sdwassr oss
plattosutiheu Di6ters 5ris Reuter
bier in amerifa aufbalteu ioll unb
felt sinisen Sabren peridollen lift. Gs
banbslt fi9 I'M ben am 26. Suit 1884
3u 8OsseuitOrf In Medleubnrs. .Sdws'
rim sebOrenen PaftorsiObn 5rans
Sunte, Der Dor elmer Reibe BON Sabrsn
bierber ausmanberte un6 sulest i'm
Staate 9iep. Ssrisb auidiiis sepsieu
isin lofl. Dem @sin6ten 1T aus beni
gta6laBiieiuer Sdwdserin elm srUBerss
gsrmd6tniB susefalleu, Su bsifsH gus.
3abluns sr iest BON bem oils Geitaments.
uollftreder funsireuben anwalt ssiudt
lpirb.
g8ie Elm 8latt In San Sraneiseo,
@al., bebauptet, eutbalt elm 8eridt an
6as Ssriessbepartement iiber bas Grams.
portpeien an Der bortisen 8iiits ifan.
SalOie @ntblllnnssn. Die betrsfisnSen
Borsanse iOllen bel Der burdsreifeuben
Rsparatur bss .9osan# uub anberer
Sabrseuse porSetommeu iein. Gm
.Sosan- purben Sem 8ernebmen nad
Rsparaturen i'm 8etrase bon 500, 900
ausssfiibrt, aber bic aussefiibrten ars
bsitsn...wurbeu iOfort wiscer beieittst
nnO Der @eisui@aft, pslde fie ausss'
fiibrt bate. muroe elm nsuer @ontraft
bssisti9 Rsparaturen iibertraseu, wels
DE ii9 oissmal auf $3.50, 600 bslisfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22

aameetfteif 9. Sn ben .le.
eanten Reituurants Der Barrier 8ouIes
Darbs, 70 fdreibt elm bOrtisss BIatt.
itebt cine Repolutipn In Der Sp.iiefarts
bepor: bas aomeelfIeif9 pirb duf benz
Parifer Nartt sinssfiibrt. gins sroBs
Barrier Rabrunssmittelfirma III nit
aipei aIseriidsn S9IG9tsrn in 8srs
binbuns setreten. bic ibr etnen sr0bes
rem poitsn biefes 5lsiidss Iiefern fol-
len. 8as niiblide 3bier Der Wiifte
leiftet ni9t MIR TN 9sben treue Dienite,
fonbern es Iiefert aud burh fein
Jleif9 eins auses5es9nete Wabtaeit.
Oas Sleifd dbnelt TN Sef9made benz
bss RiHbes, aber es ift garter unb trdfs
tiger.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22

afrouomifde ggpeb
tip II. Inter ben 4uIpiSien bes Gars
negis< <Snftitutss in Dafbinston ift eins
tuifenfdaftIide Expedition. sufams
menseieBt aus profefpr 6. BOB unb
R. 8arnum bon Der DublepsStsrns
iporte in Nfbdnp unb anberen 4Itroz
npmsn na9 g(rsentinien. Siibamsrita.
abs.saneen. um bort bic Sterne bes
fiibli9eH Sternbimmels. beren 3abl
iiber $4,000 1T, bier pbsr fiinf Sabre
lang allnd9tIidb gu bsobadten unb gu
tataIosifiren. gu bem 3ped pirb cine
befonbere Sternparte in San 2uis ers
rihtst tperben. Dieter Srt ipurbs aus
bem Grunbe aussepdblt, neil bort bic
Rd4te iiberaus tldr finb unb bic ats
mofp6dre rein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22
9onneritas. %: Sftober 1908.
SemofratifAe Sfominatienen.

9atipnal.
grSfttnt- @iaiam Ssnniras Bryan.
9ht prGietni-Spbu Gprih arn.
Stadt.
Ribtr sts gupuiur @tIi6ns-D. @. Grim
Gpuntp.
gpnarsb-3bpmas .. Ri9pas.
Ri6iu-Samts 8. OMstu:
grmmiHdIs-S Spbn 8. Gurfin, giitpr Snri&tl
qtetslattp'.
4. Tifrift-Nibplas Surfs.
2. Dihrift- {. 3. 5asss.
3. Tiirift-GbarIts Stptrt.
4, Ii1rift.- Tpminid 3tmpits
S. Tihritt-Samte y. Wr9inprsp.
Z. Tifritt- Sptn M. Spllnnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22

Dem RameeIfIeif d tpirb
auberorbentli4er Woblgefdmad nad>
geriibmt. ss foII benz Rinbfleifd dhns
Iib. aber garter fein. 9as GIsii9 ber
aameeIfdIber iib.rtrifft an BARTLETT
bus bette aaIbfleif9. am ssIu9tsften
ift bas 6Ieifb bes 9udels. Der aopi
pirb tpie aalbstOpf NIT efFs uub Del
segsHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22

grfaB fur ben alien
8 boIer. Die neuen beutfden 9rei<
marfitiide. tpeI6s ben aIten. eineeSos
genen SboIer erfesen foIIen. finb nuns
mebr ausgeseben tporben. Gs paren
100000 Mart In Pr6guns ssssben.
0emnah ionmen 100000 Dreis
martitiide In ben @erfebr. Die Sers
fteluns Der nsuen Wiin5e bate fi9 bas
bur9 etipas pera6sert, bab bic ihon
anfanss SuIi b. 5. in prGsuns seses
bensn neuen Matriaen fir bic Ranb>
f9rift. fotpie bic neuen Ianbesberrliden
8ilbnife Idnsere 3eit in Qnfpru9
nabmen. SIN Wiin5pertebr bes Reis
DIES pirb bas Dreimortftid porduss
fidtith an pilIisftsn tn Rorbbeutfds
Lamb oufgenpmmen tperben. mo Der friis
bsre 9baIer Iebbafter furiirte als In
Siibbeutf6lanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22

Die 4astpIengranate
bat iebt eine 8erpoutommnung erfab>
rem, bic ibre 8ertpenbuns i'm Sestrieee
erparteu Idbt. 9as @tf9oB beitebt
aus elmer Solabii9fs NIT giisntsrn,
bic Ral5iumtarbib entbdlt unb. ipsnn
fie ins Waier tuudt. foldss auf>
nimmt. Inter bem 9afsiumtarbib
Iieet eine @9idt pbospbortaItum. bic
beim Gnbringsn bon @dFer pboss
pborDaHeritoff biIbet. ipd6renb bas
Raloiumtarbib Q5etplsn snttpidelt.
Der Pbosp6ortpaHerftpff entaiinbet
iih. fotpie er NIT Der Cuff in 8eriibs
rung tommt, bon feIbfi. unb fsbt bas
&setbIen in 8ranb. beien Slamme
bonn Wafer nidt gsl6fdt iperben tdnn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-10-22

Die Mitgift etnes WG b.
dens in Der Waubf9ursi beifebt.
tpenn iie 5odseit ma9t. ni9t In tIin<
senbem GoIbs obsr tniiisrnbsn 8ants
noten, fonbern IN elmer sroberen obtr
serinstren ansahI oon i.ibenbebddrten
Sunben.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
MEETING OF LORDS
OPPOSITION WILL REJECT THE LII.
 CERSING BILL.
Are DesfrOus of Promoting Temperance Rut VIII Not Violate the
 Principles of
 Equity.

London, Nov. 24.-There was re- markable gathering of lords today In the residence of Lord Lansdowne. the leader of the opposition. Two hum dred members of the upper house as- ssmbled to discuss what the House should do with the licensing bill. The opposition to this measure IS strong nniong the lords of all parties. Wheth- CT to kill the bill summarily. or to re- turn 1t to the Commons sweeptngly amended. was discussed at length.
 With a large majority the meeting decided in favor of rejecting the bili summarily when brought up for its second reading. As the unionists are in a strong majority in the upper house there will be no difficulty in throwing out any radical legislation distasteful to them.
 The resolution carried at today's meeting was to the effect that while the Unlonists are desirous of promot- Ing temperance, 1t Is impossible for them to support a measure that vio- 1ates the principles of equity. There were only eight dissenting votes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
SUN STORY FALSE
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT MAKES AN
 EMPHATIC DENIAb.
The New York Paper Had Based. 2 story on the President'n Con- necti0n With Prai-
 rife Oil

washington. Nov. 24.-kThe following statement was given oHt at the White
 Az The New york sun story entitled "Rooseveit and Prairje 0il' has seemed to deceive pumber of people, the following statement Is made public about it. 2g
 sAs soon as the story was brought to President Roosevelt's attention he not only called for reports concerning tho statements from the Department of Justice and the Department of the In- terior but also communicated with ex- Secretary Hitchcock so as to be sure that the President's recollection was not at fault. as
 The story is false in every particu- lar, from beginning to end. Not only Is there no such report in the Depart ment of Justice and never has been, but no such report was ever made. In granting the franchise of the Prairie oil Company the President Simply ap- proved the recommendation of Seere- tary Hitchcock, submitted to him pre- cisefy as all other fecomm endatione were submitted. Moreover. In every case referring to the granting of fran ehises or the addition of regulations as regards oil and gas franchises In Okla homa and Indian Territory the Presi- deut approved the recommendation of Secretary Hitchcock with the exeep- ton of one small and u1ilmportant grant to q Delaware Indian to whom the Delaware indians. In recognition of eight years' of service to the tribe, had voted-in council fee of s50.000 which he declined 70 accept sand who was given twice the usual amount of land. The sstatement about the alleged prom ise te a. Western Senator is as rfdicu- Tous9 falsehood as the rest of the stoxy."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
QUEEN NOT PLEASED.
How Italian Royalty Views Alliance
 With Elkins Family.

Los Angeles. Nov. 24.--Interesting and authentic details of the stand talk en by Queen Margherita, of Italy. in connection with the long rumored. con irrned and denied engagement of the Duke of the Abruzzi to Miss Katherine Elkins, arrived in this city-yesterday In the form of letter from Signora Josephina Buzzi, widow of the late Governor of the royal castle at Spnp- inagina to her son, Signor Pietro Buz- zI, of this city.
 Mother wrote the letter to me du- ring the time that Queen Margh erita and the young duke were staying at the castle" said Buzzi. she says the affair was the gossip of the hour be- fore the arrival of the Queen ten days before she wrote, but her announce ments soon allayed all fear that there would be any alliance between royal blood and the zikins family.
 The Queen made no attempt to com ceal her feelings against any proposed engagement between the Duke and Miss Elkins and deuied that such an engagement already existed. When the people were assured that the ru- mors were false they gave vent to ex- clamations of satisfaction over what they termed the excellent judgment of the Duke"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Hartman stocks became very strong and were a feature of the market dur ing the early session. It was under stood that the operation Is in the na- ture of a legal formality by which the company may be in~a position 70 ex- change common shares for preferred. The preferred stock pays per cent interest annually and according 10 the charter of the company may be retired at the discretion of the company at sll5 for every t100 share. at any time before July 1, 1910. It sold this morn ing in the neighborhood of 12t. South ern Pacific common stock receives six per cent dividends. When application to list was made 1t was selling at IT 1-4. It later ran up to iIs i-4 on heavy buying.
 Meetings of the directors of the Southern Pacific and Union Pacihc Railway Co.'S. were held today. Both of these meetings were said to be or q routine character. Erepresentative of the southern Pacific board said that the application to list the additional stock was without significance aside from the fact that some of the preferr- ed shareholders were availing them selves of the conversion plan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
IN "A PADDED CELL.
Man Who Created aExeitemens in st,
 Charles Hotel ia Lunafic.

Charles Hotel is Lunafic.
 New orieans. Nov. 24.--John S. Hagler, the big Texan who created a disturbance in the St Charles Hotel last night, stilI occupies a padded cell in the house of detention. Hagler is an eseaped lunatic from the insane asylum at Terrell. Tex, and is be- Iieved to have come to the city several days ago.
 Hagier will be taken back to Texas as soon as the authorities of that State lind 1t convenient to come for him. He has a brother. Jeff D. HagIer. living in Vernon, Tex, who wired the local police to lookout for the demented man.
 Hagler ran anuck on the seventh floor Of the St. Charles Hotel. Be- fore being subdued, the Texan suc- ceeded in discharging pistol twice, in addition to biting a chambermaid on the neck.
 When searched at the police station a full vial of carbolic acid and two half filled bottles containing a liqufd marker poison" two hypodermic syr- inges and bottle containing ten grains of morphine. were found on his person.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
INDTANIANs COME SOUTH.
They win Dedicate . Monument at An- deFsOnVIlIe,

They VIII Dedicate . Monument at An. deFsOnVllle,
 Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 24.-Gover- nor Hanly and about seventy other In- dianians left for Andersonville, Ga, to- day for the dedication of the Indiana monument at that famous war prison.
 The party went over the Pennsyl- vania by way of Louisville. Thursday the Indiana Commission. under the di- rection of which the monument has been erected. will present the shaft to Governor Hanly. representing the State of Indiana. The Governor will then present the monument to tho Fed eral government.
 In the party was twelve members of the Governors personal stan. the mem bers of the Andersonville Monument Commission, officials of the Indiana De- partment c. A. R.. several Supreme and Appellate Court Judges and State officers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
TRI-sTATE DoCToRs.
Physlcians Begin Three Days Session
 In Memphis.

In Memphis.
 Memphis. Tenn, Nov. S&--The Tri- State Medical Association began a three days session here today.
 The convention was called to order by the pjresident Dr. Eugene J. John son, of Memphis. A large number of delegates are present from Mississippi. Arkansas and Tennessee.
 Technical papers on subjects inter esting to the medical fraternity will take up the greater part of the three days session. One of the most inter- esting of these papers will be that on systematic Blastomycosis." being report of the first case of the kind in the South. The disease is an in- lection by yeast germs. and 1t is said that only fifteen cases of the kind have occurred in the entire world.
 Tihs report will be made by Doc tors Robert Mitchell Bryce Fontaine and Marcus Haas, of this city. the case having occurred in Memphis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
A SEVERE sENTEN CE.
Chicago Letter Carrier Gets Three
 Years For Theft.

Years For Theft.
 Chicago, Nov, 24-The most severe sentence ever given by the Federal court in Chicago to a letter thief was meted out today to Robert F. Palmer
 Palmer, who was president of the City Letter Carriers Association of Illinois. Superintendent of a Sunday School at Joliet. H., admitted that he had been offering money from letters entrusted to him turing the last seventeen years. k 'eaded guilty and despite pleas for h. 'acy entered by A banker. two state Senators and other prominent friends, he was sen fenced to serve three and a half years in the penitentiary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Farmer Runa AmucI..

Spartanhurg s. C., Nov. 94--John sIIaynes. a farmer of Winona, S. C.. after trying to kill his wife and children with a shot gun today. shot Henry Moore In the leg. who went to the assistance of the family. Haynes then turned the gun on himself and blew out his brains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOTEL for sals-Good paying hotel every. lining new established transient trada in
 growing nearby city of 16.ooo, a splendid proposition for man and wife. reasonabis vertissr. --iT-ss WANTED-A high clasa man to represent us in MontgonaeFy, who is thorouRhIy ao- guainted with the whislxey trade. Address Wakeman Distiiling Co, Chattanooga. Tenn. -dT-SS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
wANTED-sALEsMEN.

~->--~---~-=------------------~- SALESMAN of ability wanted We want a few high-class salesmen who can furnish references. to introduce the Rirtley- StephenE Self Indexing System; big money for good salesmen as the demand for this system Ia growing and sales are easy to close with ali classes of business men Also a aplendid op- portunity for a branch manager is open
 For full particulars address the HuKh Ste phens Printing Co.,, Jefferson City. Mo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
WANTEp-MALE HELP.


 WANTED-A saw mill foreman. must be able to put down and operate small mill State experience and wages expected New ala Lime Works. Newala. Ala .-a-4t WANTED-Men to learn barber trade, few weeks completes. 60 chairs constantly busy careful instructors. tools given, dipIomas granted. wages Saturdays. positions waitIpe wonderful demand for graduRtes write for Catalogue. Moler Barber College. Atlanta, Ga. -ast
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
FoR sALE-REAL EsTATE.

FOR sALE-Lot fronting 62 feet on north side Mildred street 60 feet east of Hol- combe street large enough for two houses; price 8i75O.00, half cash. This is a bar gain Close in. See L. W. Martin, Tele- phone 74 -11-7t FOR gALE-s25 acres on woodley road seven and half miles from town; 75 acres sandy, balance prairie. Sufficient woods fsred at bargain price of S25.0c per acre.
 Terms. W. A. Jackson & Co., 19h Com ,,erce St --l1 STOP PAYING RENTi--We buy. build or iift your mortgage; you pay only S1. 50 per si O0O plus s per cent. annual interest. nmonthIy Investigate. Fuller. 1sh Commerce.
 Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights. -1-SOt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
PLaney For Sale.

capital City Machine Works. by agree ment with T. L. Reneau. will sell at public shop. No. 3l5 Lee street, on December F. 1905 at twelve o'clock noon, a planer now in it's possession and at its shop.
 CAPITAL CITY MACHINE WORKS FRED s. BALL. Attorney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
PLUMBING.

ALI. KINDS of plumbing work dons lion guSranteed P. J. Bressinshams ss Ns LaWrenco sks Phone 3ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
HARRTNIAN STOCKS.

Southern Pacific Applies for Permaisaion
 to List Stock.
 New York, Nov. 24-The Southern Pacific Go today applied to the New York Stock Exchange for permission to fist additional stock amounting to $7+.seSDo0. On announcement of thIs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
n,ot,nn nt NankInr Chlna.

Pekin Nov. 24.-The situation at Nan king, where mutlny on the part of tbo Chinese troops broke out Nov l9 is serious. There has been fighting in the streets of the city and a portion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
MANICURING,

MEspAMEs LOTT & ADAMs-From Chi cago, have opened up-to-date Manicuring ParIors at Room S14 Bell Building First ciass work guaranteed. Your patronage is solicited. Phone 322S.4 -30t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
WANTEp-FEMALE HELp.

WANTED-White girls to do general house. work in private homes; fair waRea naodAr- ate work, good treatment and good oppor.
 tunities- Those who wish a situation and Army, Montgomery, AiA. Otherwise may cali ct 3l7 Whitman St., or phone 2S2i. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Polite American Gentlemen have charge MattOx's Bowling Alleys, 24 N. Court st. You Will receive the best service. Come around.