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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
rnrALs oF pREssMAKnRs.
one Relates an Incident That Tries
 u~r E1l4a~m~e

one Relates an Incident That Tries
 Her Patience.
 "Don't imagine for an instant that we dressmakers are immune from the trials that beset the human family said a woman who carries on that pus- mess to a friend who callad upon her and expressed some surprise at nnd- ing her usually amiable and well dis- posed friend "in the dumps.
 The caller begged to know wA@S had disturbed the dressmakers eoua- nimity, and the working woman was not averse to explaining 1t.
 T have just lost what I had every reason to believe would have proved Lo Nbe an excellent customer" she saiu, "and all because did not feel could allow myself to be imposed upon.
 Then, continuing her tale or Woes sne rauaar rlxed: "A lady came to see me this forenoon bearing a letter of in- troductiop from an old customer ana really 8 good friend of mine. ane came in 8 carriage and was a1co1b. panied by her three daughters the eldest of whom did not seem to pc over il years of age, and, as found from experience, none of them Was above the age of caring TOT aoii pA- bies.
 GAS a beginning the children n1ade themselves very much at home. snsy took possession of my writing desk' which happened to be open. ana anus ed themseiyes by drawing pictures on nv letter paper and squabbiing among themselves, until at last their motner got d chance to talk business. Sne foid me that her husband had given her a carte blanche at Bloomton,s to get any material she wanted 70 navs made into a dress for q Christmas glft, and she wanted my idea as te "has T
 ..she talked fully half an hour be- fore she decided upon what she want ed. and then we talked thirty min nutss longer about the trimmings. At last we reached an agreement. The mate rial was to be sent to me In a day or two, and I was enjoined to make n in the best and most styiisn manner and not to spare any expense All this was very nice. of course. and l was coneratulating myself when she got ready to 20 and the children had strewn the floor with torn paper.
 .she had been gone five minutes when she came back. the children with her. T forgot to say she told me. that the children want Christmas fled the length, etc, and said she want ed them of nieo silk material. They didn't bring the babies along. as they wanted to surprise Ihem,' was inc formed, and what absolutely ftanned me was her remark: Of course Sou will not charge for the dolls dresses.
 sT was getting cross by this f'me. and I told the lady was not q deWs dressmalker. She hared uu lmmedi- ately. Well, then. we can't do bust. ness together shei- said. 'tf you de. cline thls little favor for my little girls you can't do any work for me-
 "And then she spread her plumage
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12

there. She reports enfhx----zic work of the Association, and a most cordial welcome by the little city.
 Capt Vim. N. seIden has issued in- vitations to the marriage of his daugfl- ter. Miss Marie Bland SeIden, to Mr. William Earle Barton. Of Louisiana. The marriage is to take place at Q o'clock In the afternoon, on December 22. at the seiden home Ingleside, in Faunsdale. The bride to be is very popular in Montgomery. where she hae host of friends.
 Miss Elm Senpie, Mir. and Mrs. R. ?. Ligop, Jr., and Mir. and Mrs. Halls Janney were the guests of Mir. Ben Wyiy to witness sothern's performance of Richard .Loyeiace ct the Grand last night
 Al the last meeting of the Francis Marion Chapter. D. A. R.. that organt- zation pledged itself to furnish and maintain . room in the projected city infirmary to be known as the Francis Marion Room. The chapter also under took the work of gathering together all pieces of furniture and other relics now extant of the famous general whose name they bear.
 Miss Bland seiden and Mrs. Harry Peacock. Of Faunsdale.. are spending . few days with friends in the city.
 4
 Mrs |. W. Brewer has returned from a visit to friends in Faunsdaie.
 Miss Julia whatiey Is in Birming- ham. the guest of Miss Taliulan Knauff.
 The friends of Miss Reine Kahn will regret to learn that she has been cons fined to her bed for some days.
 +
 With most people. the idea of q watchful providence. is providence that is watching a chance to bounce down on them.
 Mrs. J. c. Ware and daughters. Missed Algie and Jessie, have returned 70 Montgomery and are with Miss Mary Mcrpnald ie3 South Perry Street.
 Mss Bert Underwood. Of LeGraad, Is spending q few days in the city with Miss Willie Rutter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
EXPORTS OF MANUFACTURES
 FOR 1908 BREAK RECORDS

Washington. Dec. 11-More manu- faetures were exported from the United States in the fiscal year 1908 than in any preceding year, aggregatIng in value three-quarters of a billion dol lars according to the annual report of the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics in the Department of Commerce and La bor.
 His report shows that the value of exports to Europe is increasing yearly. being $36s. 100000 In 1908. as against S355, ,O0O, ,0O0 in 1907; S31s, .00O In 1906 and S2s3, 000, 900 in 1905. Tn 1908. forty nine per cent of our manufactured ex- ports went to Europe. Copper led in value of exports to Europe, ssV,ooO.oO0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12

of this material being sent. Refined minerals came next, totaling $55,o00.- 900 while of Iron and steel manufact- ures the value was s47,000, ,000.
 The value of manufactures exported from this country to all North America during the year was $1s9. 100000. of which the principal item was iron and steel. valued at $72.o0o,0o0. To South America. which comes third on the list. we exported s12 1000 ,000 worth of manu- faotures of which 22.00O. 900 was in iron and steel manufactures and S90OO.OOO in refined mineral oil. The bulk of man ufactures exported to Asia in 1908 was s72,0O0, 900. of this S25,O0O,0 900 was in iron and steel and $23. 100000 la refined mineral oils. To ooeanica t40.00O,oo0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
EDM0NSoN NOT CAUGHT;
 HOAX ON SHERIFF SHIP

Decatur, Dec 1I.-v-(Specisl. ls-Inves- tigation by Sherif Shlpp reveals the fact that the reported ,eaptuFe of Tom: EdmondsoR was, a hoax. .ss . tf1g
 Sheriff Shipp says he has been in4. formed that if. was pots.the sShertM Of MRrshall County who tslephoned I bfi1f., but that 1t was; District Solicitor ,DRs. Yid, c. Almon who did the telephpnipg and did So as joke on the Shegin. !,
 There Is no further news as to the whereabouts of ,Edmondson. srg Al !.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
car loads of these Christmas decora. tions are shipped North every year ana good prices are secured.
INDIANS SMOKE PIPE.

TInpeemuaoe Tribe EpJSy Pleapant In-
 formal Bamanet and Smoker.
 The Tippacanoe, Tribe No. es, l. O. R. M., tonight. after the regular eoun- ell, enjoyed a pleasant informal ban quet and smoker in their hall. There were many visitors from other tribes of the city and everybody present ex- pressed enjoyment of the affair. The order is in splendid condition and grows better every day. The members are looking forward with pleasure to the initiation of several pale faces which will take place within short time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
nopY oF ..A. k. NAILs. .
1t WilI Be Inserred iA RarsssgaEkans-. Wife May Recover.

1t WilI Be Inserrea IH RlESssaEAans--. Wife May Recover.
 Birmingham, Dec, .-(SpeciaI. )-- Advices from relatives of Allen K, Nail the former street car employe who shot and fatally wounded his wife and then sent q bullet Into his body above his heart Wednesday morning, were to tho effect that they could not assist financially in the interneHt of the body and friends and acquaintances of the deceased went to work at once raising q fund with which to give the body a decent burial.
 This aftsfnoon the authorities at the St. Vincent Hospital reported that the physicians In charge of Mrs. NalPs case, while admitting that her condi- ton was very grave. held out hopes as long as there was life,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
Haa LIOuor in Pratt City.

Birmingham, Dec. l1,-(Special. )-- Chief of Police Hartsfield and Police. man Brown, of Pratt City. arrested F. Montjot in that place this morning on charge of violating the ordinance which prohibits the storing of liquor. Fifty-nine bottles of liquora were eon- fscated as evidence. The accused made bond in the sum of sl00 for his ap, pearance before the Mayor of the town for trial. The raid was made on Mont jot's place on First Avenue, Pratt City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
pnntnmnn nnhhe.l.

Birmingham, Dec. 11.-(speeiall--A special from Columbus, Miss, says that the postofice at Crawford, Lowndss county. Miss, was entered by robbers last night. the safe blown open and two hundred dollars in cash and sev- eral hundred dollars worth of stamps stolen. There is no clue to the sats crackers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12

worth oE nanufacturea were sent. s14.- OOO, 900 worth of which was in iron and steel. Africa received during the year s1O. .000. 900 worth of our manufactures. Iron and steel showing a total of nearly bOO. .0O0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
PRIDE-BETTs.
Prominent North Alabama Persons wnI
 ' ET1 " f~ Nvaa

" VII Vvaa
 Huntsville, ' Dec. 11.-(special. )- Cards for the marriage of Miss Sallie LeRoy Betts and James H. Pride have been issued by Judge and Mrs Tancred Betts, parents of the bride-elect.
 The wedding will be solemnized in the Church of the Nativity on the even- Ing of Wednesday, December 80. No cards have been Issued to friends in the city and county.
 Miss Betts will be given a novelty shower by Mrs. David A. GraySon next week. this being the first of a series of afairs that will be given in her honor before her marriage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
rInIIr nna nIlnfIefne.

Huntsville, Dec. l.-(Special )- Land owners in the river bottoms of this section have begun to ship thistle. toe to the Northern markets. Several
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEYN

WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEYH
 Electrical illumination is counted an index to progress. Progress applied to business means increased business.
 Right now is the time to think about increased business. Every day you delay to consult us about your lighting and power contract, means that much loss to you. Y
 The prominence of business location is measured in Electric Lights.
 Pick out the landmarks after sum- down.
 They are the busy spots in the day time.
 The prompt and cordial recognition which has already been given to the Peoples Electric and Ice Company is a strong indication that thepublic ofMont- gomery recognize the possibilities to be gainedby patronizing the newCompany.
 Are you one of the few who has neglected to ask for prices9 If so, don't you think its bad business policy to delay longer9
 Remember: We can save you money on your light and power bills.
 Telephone 3Z5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
Most Useful Present For Married Folks

Is table silver. From the
 many articles in our stock , we mention
 A CASE or SILVER silk lined, containing 6 Teaspoons, 6 Tablespoons, ' 6 Forks, 1 Butter Knife, l Sugar Spoon, 6 Knives (hollow handle) complete for $16.OO. Z The best silver plate made
 by "R. Wallace-1S35," a name of excellent reputa- tion. The pattern is new 7 and as pretty as sterling silver at less than half the
 price. .C.L.RUENexgxW3 1B Dexter Ave. MsntgsmeRy. Aie peA~#%%~e%-se4%%>4%~ 4%~A@&%%~'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12

The Montgomery Greys entertained A number of their friends at a german in their club. rooms last evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12
TUr TSTT,-wARu OLun.

Mrs. James Hardaway was the host ess of the Magazine Club on yesterday afternoon. The program for the even- Ing included the following papers: "OutIof-Door Life" Mrs, James Hard away; "Control of Air Waves, Mrs. Harry Gunnels; Antarctic Epedittons." Mrs. Crawford Ruff.
 The meeting was small but interest. ing. The two new members; Mrs, l.. N. Woods and Miss Bessie Jones. were present for the first time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-12

some time been visiting her niece, Mrs. Fannie F. Caldwell. and other rsla- lives in Jacksonville. returned to Montgomery Thursday night. While in Jacksonville, Mrs. Wyly attendeo Library Association which was held
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28

Nearly fourteen billion gallons OF
water were delivered from Wahiawa
dam TO Waialua plantation last year.
The Mookini-Pihi marriage. notice OF
which appeared in one Of the papers
q few days ago. has been indefinitely
postponed
Chief Justice Hartwell yesterday ap-
pointed Robert PuUki TO be district
magistrate OF Hawaiian. Kauai. in
place OF the late ]. H. KawelO-
Deputy Revenue Collector Ralph
johnson and [. :. Deputy Marshal
Harry Bruins left for Kauai last night
20 look up a matter OF moonshining-
In concentration OF the battle Of
Nuuanu. q Hawaiian flag was raised
at the Pail on Wednesday BY Queen
LiliuokalanL She was attended by a
retinue OF twenty people
Governor Frear is hopeful that Con-
gress viii pass an appropriation OF
s2-001 coo for the Pearl Harbor sta
ton Captain Orwell also believes that
there will be an appropriation this
year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
LAND EXPERT
GOES To MANA

The truth concerning the Mana lands
proiuesivenssS Of which there have
been 50 many conflicting opinions ex-
pressed since the proposal TO offer them
for sale WAS arrived at, viii be learned
officially this week, Land Commissioner
Pratt, accompanied by Jared q. Smith,
director in charge Of the L. 5. Expert
msnt station, having sailed for kauai
last night by the Nikahala TO 20 over
fhSt ground and see for themselves.
The Governor visited the district a
short time ago. but desires 10 obtain
more expert knowleise on the matter
in view OF the variety OF opinions now
being expressed. The Commissioner will
return on Sunday. but, II necessary
70 obtain complete knowledge, Mr.,
Smith will remain on the land longer.
In addition 10 the statements that
the knudSens have n corner on the
siS2l plants and therefore a einch on
the land under the terms CT sale pro
posed. something denied by those con-
eerned. the Governor was informed yes
teriSv that Others. Attorney White IN
particular. had eOrnered the msrket on
Young eoeoanuts available for planting
The determination of Commissioner
Pratt 70 be back on Sunday is in view
Of the trip he Is 70 take with Gov
ernor Frear next week 20 Maui, OF
which party Secretary Mott-Smith will
also be one. This trip Is 10 take a
general Size-up Of the land situation
on the Valley Isle, where the govern
k,r.,,vr- l.. IT,. --fv
has 70 deal with no particular section
OF the government land. but IS TO fami-
lisrize the Executive with the general
features OF al.
Commissioner Pratt and Mr.. Smith
were accompanied to Kauai by Angus
tus Knudsen. Erie KnudSen, who want
ell 10 make the trim. being prevented
by his grand Jury duties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
HEIkLUA SUGAR co. S
ANNUAL MEETING

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
PEARSON NOT
SURE OF TIMES

LONDON, February Is.-The strug-
gle for the ownership Of the Times Is
still or Il was announced some days
ago that Pearson had withdrawn from
the negotiations with the Walter fam
ily. but ne says h Is still negotiating
regarding the papers future L has
been stated that he had been out5id
by an American syndicate. OF whose
behalf 8IOberly Bel. the present man
ager Of the Times. acted in ass0cia-
ton with Jackson & Hooper. who are
interested in the Book Club and other
recent enterprises with which the
Times has been connected.
The assertion IS that the syndicate
was prepared 10 put up S4.z50,019. as
compared with s3.75o.OO9 proposed By
Pearson In the meantime other inter
ssts are aiming 10 get control There
IL 10 prospect Of early settlement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
EoRTGAGEES NOTICE OF INTEN-
TON TO F0RECJOSE AND OF
FORECLOSURES SALE

!. srco-dzars with Jhs provisions II
thzt certain mortgage made ~ john
AccAs-Fsy % A y. Campbell. Trustee,
Gated June Is 1871. recorded Lzoz- -
fo-so lss~ notice Is hereby given thai
Re Mortgage intends % fO-eclose he
sane fer col6il0- broken ro-Ei-.
E.o1- payment Q. i-Ls-sS- and principal
Due Notice Is likewise gwen that 81
ter TIE expiration q three weeks fr'on
TIE Szie o< this notice The property
conveyed b. said mo-12Ee viii u G6-
re-tised for sale ard VII - sid ~
Publ5c Aact5on a. he Erc-to- Rooms
Ct James r Morgan n Eo-o-1ir- sa
Saturday. TIE s-h day q February.
1858. Al L o'cscck -ooa q said day
ne description Q. the property en-
rsyed By said mortgage : sS follows
Al that ce-1zin -zrc- parcel O.
piece Of land with buildings and In
r-ors3s-ts the-5o-- described as Roy
a. Patent Grant No 81 70 : Esz1io
SS-Ez.s a. E5s1zlozi : North HC-s- "a
EzSi. ccntz5ui1z 81 ara q Fifty
eight G0 acres uo-s O lssS- being
r. szre premises cC-vsye1 - Mort
szso- BIZ deed q ! Schl=if - al dated
lsruzy :. ISz7. and recorded II Box
rs pSse g.
Terms OF SALE CASH II I. :
Go,s Co57- Dse5 A. expense q TIE r---
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a=yS o. re u1E--EzEes
Further particulars czz o. lad Q,
Castle & wIthizESo1 zCrC--syS to-
Shs No-TEzy
Dated a Eoool-lu- Oahu = z Iris
81 day q Fst-uErE- -s',S-
a " CAMPBELL Trustee
Fsh- :. = = -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
ADMIRAL LUDLOW
WITHOUT A HOME

NEW YORK. February Is-Rea-
Admiral Nicou Ludlow. Uuitsi states
Navy. retired. and his wife have sepa-
rated and he i going 70 Mexico u
visit MS brother. TIE aged Admiral
was shaken with emotion today On
leaving his ancestral home a. Oakdals.
Long Island. never y return de said
he did not know where be would make
his home
Mrs. LudloK i a sister OF J. r Nc
Lean. proprietor Of the Cincinnati En-
quirer and Washington star. AMI also
% Admiral D-wsy's wife. she was a
widow when married % the Afmiral
eight years ago. During the honey
moon Ludlow decided her the Lanz T.
land estate. where he was born ani
which has been owned 5y the Ludlow
family since Revolutionary days. she
has nov enforced her rights and be -
obliged % leave The Admiral lately
recovered from z severe Illness. during
which his life was despsire1 - for sew
eraI weeks.
His wife did not visit him. but srayai
with Mrs. Dewey in Washinzrlu- she
and her son. Deputy Police Commis-
siOner Bugasr % Ne~ York. Wai-=t
today until he had packed Up and lsf-
before going 70 the house. Before 60
ing he visited the cemetery on the s.
tate and wspt over the t0m5s % MS
parents and other relatives The cause
% the separation. which took place Lass
year. i not disclosed
A1n.ral Ludlow was here IN $50
n command OF wooden cruiser % ths
old class and was known o Be-
royslist sympathlzer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
Z MARINE REPORT. <
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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ana from B-saz1s. ta- Honolulu
I2uteu- fz1s5- jan u. BIZ Tx
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pels-Arriva5- Fso- - ana
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thursday. February .
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Al : : Columbian. from Sz-
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Falls q Clyde, 1o- Eo1olulu- II toE,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
HOW 4 SOUTH AFRICAN NER-
CHANT wARDED OFF AN AT
TACK OF PNEUMONIA.

There IS always cause for alarm when
severe cold is accompanied by pain
in the chest Nr. H L Ia Grange.
Eho Is manager % Z store az Jansen
vile, c. e, believes Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is better than the pre-
scripriOn OF a physician He says: Il
hal Z boy in my employ Eho mad been
suffering from cold and a pain in the
chest, and got 20 bad he had to go %
bed I had the doctor attend him and
used several other remedies. but ne got
10 better. I finally tried Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, ami in a short time he
was mp and about his work We sell
iots Of Il In the store For sale By
Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd, agents FOR
Hawaiian Isiands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. MrCLENNAN-Tas ROYAL Hawai-
an So-sl- cottage y Entrance
B@-s-zz5s street Dsz- Junction q
Alskes and Emma streets E0-c-
lulL SQsczIS = cA-o-sc. 65c--,
z-5 lingering diseases Al ho-sS-
O7izlon given a. 6-s- co-sa-c2rto--
Accol-oSst5o- finished iS-zc5 pa
-5s1-S Tsseplc,e -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
from Thursdays Advehtiser.)

The Laborites organized by Charlie
Achi contemplate. it is said. cam
paign for the reduction of Territorial
salaries and expenses TO the end OF
increasing the revenues of the coun-
ties
Governor Frear has been advised by
KnudSen Brothers of Kauai that they
have no corner on sisal plants and that
there is an abundance of plants 10 be
had from sisaI growers in the Terri
tory.
B. F. Dillingham; has brought suit in
Judge Matthewman's court. Ka'lua.
q gainst NJ F. Scott. Kona Develop
ment Co. and F. B NcStocker for
SLIGO and interest from 1899 on prom
issory note
Delegate Kuhio cabled Governor
Frear yesterday. Favorable develop
ments Pearl Harbor in subcommittee =
The message probably refers TO the
facts amplihed in the afternoon press
cablegrams.
Lahaina wireless station received q
message from the steamer Hilouian.
when the vessel was 10 miles of the
Island of Maui at $50 Tuesday night.
Il said the sea was moderate, the
weather fine and all we'll
\ number OF old Territorial build
ings in Hilo have been condemned by
the Superintendent OF Public Works.
with the Governors consent. on the
recommendation of the Huo Board Of
Trade aEd the Board Of Health. They
had become unsanitary and were not
worth repairing