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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
Regulating aNear Reer. :,

Columbus, Ga., July 7.--(Special)-- The Girard Ala, City Council tonight adopted an ordinance regulating places in that city where near beer" Is kept for sale. stored or given away. The or- dinanee Axes a. m. and 10 D. m. as the hours as the opening and closing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
DAYILA MAY FALL.
4 Central American Says Revolution
 VIII He sacceaM9uI

IEEN-N9EWWNUN
 Panama. July IA prominent Gen. traI American. who Is now here said today that he believed the revolution against President Davlla of Honduras will be successful.
 The plan of the revolutionists Is to have in Honduras an allied govern ment, in which Guatemala and Saliva dor will take part. After this govern ment is established the present plan provides for an attack upon President zeIaya of Nicaragua. who Is consid- cred to be the sworn enemy of Prssi dent Cabrera
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
New National Committeemen,

Denver. Colo, July 1.-The follow ing members of the new Democratic National Committee were elected to- day:
 Delaware. Willard Salisbury; Flo- rida, T. A Jennings; Iowa, Martin J, Wade; Louisiana. Rogert Ewing Maine, B. L. Jones; Michigan. Edwin c. Wood: Montana, J. B uee Kremer; Nevada. John eiunaerlands New Hampshire. Flu il. gene F. Reeds New Jersey, Robert g. Hudspedth; North Dakota, William Col iinsi sRhode Island, George ". Greene; sSouth Carolina. B. R. Tiilman: South Dakota. Edward S. Johnson; Tennessee, R. Lee Mounteastle; Washington, Will liam M. punphy; 'Wisconsin, T. E. Ryan; Hawaii. q. J. Walker.
 @Re-eiected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08

The guiding principles of the mon arehy were distinctly enunciated four centuries before the emergency which seemed to make the appointnnent s,f king desirable. native IsraeIite only was eligible: he must eschev luxury, and refrain from collected treasure. and forming a harem. ana extending his territory. If thesa principles had been adhered to- the The violation of these principles Iea to the eaptivities and finally to the complete overthrow Of the natien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
Tom Johnson ou.tesl.

Denver, Colo. July 7.--Mayor Tom L. Johnson. of Cleveland. was defeated for membership on the National Com mittee today at the formal caucus of the Ohio delegation. It already had been stated that H. c. Garber of Co., lunabs was to succeed Mfr. Johnson but the Mayor of Cleveland put p a hard fight which lasted for an hour. The result. however. was heavily against him, the vote being twenty-aeven for Garber to eight fer Johnson.
 At the opening of the cactus, Mir. Johnson presented q telegram. convey ing to him the proxies of ten members of the delegation who have been de- layed In crossing Nebraska. The com mittee refused to accept the telegram and although Mir. Johns0n endeavored to have 1t read into the record, it was entirely excluded
 For members of the committee on Resolutions. D. M. Garber, was success full over F. H. Moore. the Johnson man by . vote of twenty seven to eight. Max Goldsmith defeated F. W. HanIey for membership on the Credentiala Committee by the same vote.
 After the caucus had adjourned Johnson made a statement in which he claimed that # the ten delegates who had wired their proxies to him had been present their influence would have been sufficient to have secured his election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
.N1ob9Qaal LII l1es ApneaE.

Richmond Pearson Hobson, Congress- man from Alabama. presented a plea Ing so, declared that this country Is In imminent danger of war with Japan
 He predicted that this war would take place during the next presidential ad-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08
What is CastOria.

TASTOR harmless substitute for Castor 0 Paregonc Drops and
 Soothing Sps tia pleasant It neither 0pum Morphine other Narcotic substance Its its guarantee ndeoys Worms and ys Fne It Drhea and Wind Coc relieves Teeting Troubles Constipation Fatnoy Food regulates Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep The odrens Pnaoeae Mothers Friend.
 The Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been use for 30 yea has borne the signature of @ Fletcher and has been made his personal supervision since its infancy Allow deceive you this All Cnter limitations and uasgood arc but that e with endagr the health Infants and Children against Experiment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08

The secret of Saui's preparedness ss found in part in his night aud roof-kop conference with SarHual. and hin ms- soeiation with he prophetlo fraeans nit4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-08

Captures a Town. Managua, Nicaragua. July T--Ad-
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

Nature is proverbally eccentric but she always pre-
her fine sense of humor tempered only by stern re-
gard for the eternal fitness of things. Sometimes she
takes away from them that have not that which they
have but on the other hand she gveh to them that have
more abundanty In an eastern town, according TO the
dispatches girl has been born with two tongues,
is devoedy TO be hoped that this favored child VII i've
and blossom into the full powers Of her SEX in order that
the world may see just what woman with two tongues
can do. Some remarkable stunts have been pulled oil
with the single equipment usually provided Possibly
there may be interesting and valuable contributions made
to one or more CT the sciences. Even mathematics may
find itself adding to the sum Of human knowledge by dem
ons ating whether would talk IN geometricai OF
arithmetical ratio in proportion to the number OF her
tongues OF course somebody will have to suffer Fause
for moment and consider this hypothetical woman $
husband in the event that the lady herself should be IN
clned to be shrewsh But on the other hand, CONSIDER
his happy lot if she Of amable disposition hlnk
Of the sweet things woman with tongue can say
and then multiply this saccharne conversation by two
There is really no limit the possibilities OF this most IN
terestne case. Both women and men have been tounc
t,vo.faced and sometimes it as though must have
been born in en- But this matter OF the double tongue
stands alone and nature ever true to herself made th'
central figure girl.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

American birth who has declared that this country is
place for gentlemanto live; who is notorious tor his
haired for the land Of his birth and who loves oppor
tlny Of venting his enmity American whose conbus
ton 10 the San Francisco sufferers returned BY Pres
dent Roosevelt with the statement that America could take
care Of its own sufferers American who Tor several
years has hung on the outer edge Of English society.
making frantic efforts to break into the charmed circle Of
the nobility.
Surely the honorable portion Of the British nation cam
not respect man who would act in this way, any more
than they respected Benedict Arnod-though The
Brtish\were willing "a profit BY Arnods treason. Arnold
sared under grievances which warped his judgment and
nuGed the patriotism he had previously displayed Sara
oqa was forgotten in the overwhelming nEamy oE his final
deed But Asor has nothing in his record to offset hs
pery and Ne merits the general opprobrum of his act
the English people are sincere in there protestaons
oF friendship for their American cousins they will refuse
10 profit ~ this trick o Asors. II fair and open con
test between patriotism and desire to perpetuate N,
memory u gallant defeat the Americans would deserve
to lose Il they had lost with their eyes open BIT whe
they were hoodwinked by HNesU upon AmericanisH
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

We are told by the New York newspapers that the
b;e citizens Of Watertowp are exhibiting the sort
Of feeling toward the negro troops garrlsoned there as
as exhibited by the whites Of Brownsville Texas hut it
VI nj kev to terminate in boodshed as happened in the
Texas town because Of the rather sharp action Of the
president in the case Of the soldiers who shot up the
latter place However, evidence is not wanting that the
negro troops who have been stationed Watertown have
not been pleased BY the reception given them says the
New Orleans States Il is said that before their arrival
he Watertown newspapers boased Of the utter absence
of race prejudice and the excellent example that the
Waerown citizens would set tor the benefit OF Their con-
macious brothers in the south when the man and bro
her with the black skin appeared there The rs dls.
rbina Jolt that these boasn papers received however
came when the local militia regiment all white. refused
parade in public II required to follow the negro band q
the TNeny-Eourth nfany the regiment garrIsoned there
Other ioIts followed in rapid succession and from a
accounts the excellent example has gone up in balloon
and all hope of it has been abandoned All the barrocm
Il Waertcwn are as nearly closed to the negro soldier
~ hev can be under the law for we told that extra
ordinary prices are charged for liquor in most not all
M saloons and the glasses they drink from are instant
smashed on the floor in their presence and the presenc
Is others What all means says the Brooklyn CtIzer
"is plain enough and II i that the whites want the dIs
tnction between themselves and the blacks preserved
ana that Il IL Be deemed proper TO employ blacks as 80
ders al al they should be baacked and used only wher
color raises 10 prejudice This Is quite interesting
shona that 50 FAR as race feeling is concerned y ls nt
far cry from Brownsville 10 Waterfowl bu we te'
sorry for he newspapers o Waeftcwn and the explode
example which was 10 have been pet as guide tor n
,Vnyward whites cf the Sunny South
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

the only thing left for good suggest the generos
iy Of rejection Of the gift" When Lawrence said with
his dying BREATH Don give Up the ship. he blazoned
on the escutcheon Of American vaor the brightest motto
hero who lost the battle itself from chvarous refusal
rake his adversary would long ago have returned the
cous relic to say nothing Of receiving at the hands Of
denaonalzed American.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

instance he has outdone himself When the flag around
I;ab 90 manv balowed associations clseg, and which
reminder Of one Of the historic contests in the annals
Of The American navy was offered at auction in London
recently the statement was made that an unknown Ameri-
can was 70 Get \ Several patriotic Americans bid.
dna for it but this statement ulled them into sense OF
security and they permitted the relic to 60 to the unknown
And such an American! A self-expatriated man Of
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

William F. Stone Of Baltimore, Nd who, as sergeantat-
arms will be in charge Of the Republican convention
Chicago in june is regarded as master Of the Of
convention management The admirable manner which
the last convention was conducted for him the highest
praise Besides it was economically rum costing $1,000
less than the previous All Of this was due Mr.
been collector Of the port Of Baltimore since 1898 He
has pleasing personality Is aGable in manner and o "A
kindly disposition Mr. Stone aFeady selecting his as
sstants and expects to open headquarters in Chicago
early in May
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

that he IS 50 popular What then? Listen: He invent
cd the shrwaist II started little factory for the
manufacture Of boys waists, said Foster and the
chants kept ordering only The big sizes. asked whatss
the mater? Are none but the big boys wearing waists
They4eplied, Why, we're selling them to the women
folks Then made ladies' styles. And that was the
start Of the shirtwasts.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29
lust LIKE ASTOR.

HERE is nothing disappointing, though
there is something decidedly exaspera-
ting. in the apparent righteousness OF
William Waldorf Astor's action in buy
ing for and.presenting to the British
national museum the flag Of the Chesa-
peake, captured by the British ship,
Shannon in the war Of 1872. Such
things are expected Of men like Astor
but il must be confessed that in this
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

Immigration last month dropped from 10000 in 1907
TO about 10000 and the same time thousands Of for
egners went home. There is n this country at
present for people without means 81 making living, If
some Of these foreigners would 90 out West and 90 to
farming they would be o some use Those who heard in
the cities o The Atlantic coast and send home their wages
are not very desirable citizens and do without
them very nicely Ii the last seven years six million
foreigners have into this country and the wonder n
that they have managed to maintain themselves we'll
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29
central figure a girl.

"A writer in the Paris Temps says: "On May will
be the anniversary Of the Mont Peee caastrOphei IN
that day in 1902 about 35 900 people pershed there the
place was practically wiped off the and people have
ceased 70 speak about il The first ship to touch there
since then Was transatlantic liner February "A
Then the governor Of Martinique made his hrs visit also
The visitors we're received BY Mr. Ernout, the only city
official who survived the catastrophe The o0OU nhab,t-
ants are having the rubbish cleared from the building lots
and wI build new stores and warehouses; but no help in
that direction has as yet been offered BY the municipality
The cleannsprocess far has gone has revealed
he strange fact that the pavemens and the sewers are n
fairly good condition but the ground literally covered
wih human bones. The upper part oE TIE city and the
district near he harbo are covered with thick vegetation
and herds are feeding on the thick Para grass.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

The Duchess oE Marlborough dressed ID blue satin
princess gown, embroidered with gold diamond
cent ii her coure diamond dog collar and her famous
ii lie rst annual banquet c the Playground association
IF America ia New York last week. How effective her
plea must have been rgaed opin such costly eeGence.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

Al women love Samuel nj Foster of Fort Wayne, Ind.
but they don't know il Mr. Foster j. the president ot
national bank life insurance company hospital as
socation. al Investment company large knitting mill
beav stockhoder III many 81 ndanas leading enterprises
NY Il Yale graduate brilliant aterdnner speaker
and Food many other things But Y for ncnect these
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29

He other day man who was many
times a millionaire dropped everything
connected with his business. closed his
Office and took the first steamer he
could catch for Europe. Wealth and
social pleasure. all the rich rewards
for which countless thousands Of peo-
pie are madIy striving every day oL their
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1908-04-29
A WORLD OLD LESSON.

nu4a HE following paragraph has been float.
LIN nNfS9 III ing around among the patent nsidesy
FsT}43p EASE of the rural papers in this part OF the
~ M MTE4ssT country for several weeks
AS ST91 It's a task Did you try it, 10
s=7NHNT~ be honest and kind at all times, to earn
7ly4REe little every day and spend little less
to make the whole family happier for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01
Women who Wear Wen.

Ii "a astonishing INV rrsaf h rbartt, n
few wears ~ married l,t, 10, -, -
lie appearance AN aisna..,i1 .','''., '
women Tbo f,egbns.. ,,.' .ta 81. '''',''
brullnneo ysnIsh ii'a IL ~. '.', ,.'.
nesch ,,t,,h ,.tl u.a,'' ''' l,, @
,-' iu'ty ""h"l'a. no
:. 80" Y o'l'' WIN shaaoNs a Ialhl egho
ol the charming maiden, There are two
reasons for this change. ipnorapeo and
neglect Few vnrpg ,ga,,,a,, ,.,,...,t..t..
~ .ho.l, ,""s w o'''ei "tp' ,''L''
" lNe system through the
ChahEe "hieh comes with marriage and
motherhood. May neglect to deal with
the unpleasant yeIyt. drains ana ,y,..
pess,s which ,., .ft.., .+.... ....t
,is,...t -. '''D' "+'" '.'"'
~ 't'''"' A""i. h'i UNDERSTANDING
thAt LUIS aerfei drauis ubbinR tLu check
Of lis freshness and the form of U4
fairness
As kUreIv as tina sar..saf -. LTD. ...., d..
when tbcrs 4 an, ~ 80. Aea ,ih suffers
NINA dntls.,a ~. 'lsl' W lae health
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01
BODY OF ENGLISMAN
F0UND0N CORNADO BEACf
Mysterious Finish Of Scion Of Distln
gushed British Family.

san Diego Cal, March 3L-Jam
med into creviee between two bis
rocks Of Coronado's boulevard Sea
wall The body OF Guy olive, "A cttizor
OF England and nephew of Lord Olive
the British leader in the wars in In.
dia, was found late yesterday. The
body was fully dressed the clothes
were damp aud decked with seawced
showing that the breakers of yestcr-
day morning had reached the body
He was missed Sunday afternoon, Il
is thought that the inquest win reveal
death From natural causes. He was
SO years old ana had never married
He mad travelled much and had chos-
en- te reside here Rcmittances came
from England for his support.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01
Admiral Evans Coming North.

Washington, d. c., March 3l-Th,
navy department. today received g
wireless message from Admiral Evans
stating that the battloship Connect
cut left MagdaIana Bay yesterday unC
was due to arrive at SAN Diego to.
morrow night Admiral Evans is com.
ing not aa previously announced tc
receive treatment at the mineral
springs near san Luis Obispo cas-
The Connecticut via return 10 Mag
daleua Bay and later come north with
the fleet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01
Girl Indlclcn for rerlmry.

New york March 31--Fiora wins.
ton. one of the girls who testified In
the recent case against Raymond
HtlChcock. the comedian. was iudict-
ed 10y grand jury today on "a charge
of perjury alleged TO have been com
mlrted IN her testimony In the Hitch
-Ln.L -L..-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01

st Louis MafCH FLA receiver
was appointed today for the Charles
r.. Lewis Manufacturing company
which yesterday went into invohn-
ty bankruptcy. The company manu-
features collins and uudertaEcra'
goods Assets &l1gs00O; liabilities
100000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-01

June II. 1907, calling attention Is me
demands for an amicahe adjustment
al the controversies hy me1ns of in-
tcrnatioual arbitration made tan Frhe
ruary. Commcniing upon Neuezeulaf
failure 20 tuia cnEnizance 81 lbe NH
etlcan note SIR Root h his Ietgf
SAYS
The answer the Venezuelan guv
ernment make rs these demands
practically refuses consideration u
is practically confined to simple q
nina Of tho correctness of tHr atg-
tpde Of this government Tbe uf.
and cnntemptuaus waY ID Which y
Ignores or di-mlsscs tha r3us ana
respectful representation n hr lut
Ied states produces pahfll impIrs
sion 81 Indifference ana diarrsprft
With the patience however which
has characterized ne actions 81 rae
government of tho United state in
The past in an CO. relations C. Ns1f
zcula tho department 81 tate HRain
institutes YOU to reitefata the yioN
expressed ia The Instructions al FrH-
ruary 2s last and t. make tine ral
lowing brief repy tn eath III av
points raised by The memorandum -
Nenczeula
The claims are again reviewed ana
ar Root concludes hls Irltrf a# tnl.
lowe
aAs 20 each and f one al
aforesaid cases IN ease yu Halt ~
eaetFe prompt and f1voaei, ronl
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

Judge Coaltrap to the saddle.
Lafe Eggleston was a candidate
for Congress, but he is not now.
They don't even want his vote.
Judge Bradbury, of Meigs, with
his wise and dignified bearing, is
in evidence. He is for Foraker
and Dick, and will not be stilled.
He heads the delegation from oil
the muddy Ohio, and they are
hard to get to "stay put" Turn,
twist and wrangle is the contor-
tion of the ever magoting Meigs
They are as hard to get to "stay
put" when they are pun, as the
perplexing "plgs in the clover
John Lindsey is helping the river
fellows to be good.
Messrs. II. B. Peters and Chas
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

Wiley, of Fairfield, are in evi-
dence at the convention, and poor
old Tony Barleon, of Macarthur.
Mr.. Voris, the Taft Mark
Hanna" of America, will be chair
man on resolutions. Will he dare
say a word about Foraker and
Dick? By golly, he must.
Postmaster Bryson Is holding
Athens county together pretty
well, but he is not warm to Doug
las. 1t took the Senators to con
firm him postmaster at Athens,
and he likes them. r. d. Will
liams is helping to steady the boat,
while Ed Evans at the head of
the Neisonville crowd, is having u
good time keeping Bryson uneasy
The Nelsonville crowd hold one.
fourth of the delegation and they
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

The M. E. Revival.

The revival at the M. f. Church
is the most wonderful in forty
years. Up to last Sunday even
ing there were 1852 conversions
and 100 accessions. The meetings
began January 18TH, nine weeks
ago, and has been kept up un-
ceasingly nightly, and f1r the past
few weeks afternoon meetings
have been held, generally under
the leadership of one of the new
converts. All the meetings are
we'll attended and most intense en-
thusiasm prevails.
The pastor, Rev. L. b. White,
who is conducting the meetings, is
very enthusiastic, untiring and
pleasing worker, and his efforts
are bearing fruit.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

We have before us the accept
ance speech of Douglas ere the
convention convenes, and il sounds
like u school girls essay, but our
young friend, the congressman,
does not pretend to be speech
maker. We will say for him that
he is social fellow, alright. In
his "adVance sheet" acceptance
speech he has nothing to say of
the Senators Foraker and Dick,
two of the greatest men in his
party today, and the tall two
whose endorsement for reelection
to senatorship, he may be COM
PEELED to swallow as coming from
the very convention that gives
him continued political existance,
AT the Hotel Ambrose, you can
"Hear the dull buzz of the bee,
In the blossom that you sent
to me-"
The hum of the wire worker is
music to the man of Understand
ing. Our old friend, Lais Eggles-
ton, once the power of Yinton
county, once the chairman of both
committees in his county, stands
around, absolutely turned down
and kicked out by the party that
he has served so long and faithful.
He and yollenweider headed the
contesting delegations from Vim
ton, but the delegates in caucus,
and the COMMITTEES on credentials,
boosted the alleged rpmp bunch ef
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19

Ross delegates arriving at 10 80
O'Clock, made some rousing music.
They play we'll.
Mr.. j. II. Sands, of Athens, was
in evidence at the Ambrose, feel.
ing out the possibility of his get
ting the endorsement for State
Highway Commissioner.
On all sides we can hear only
praise of the accommodations at
the Ambrose Hotel, and of the
hospitality of the Logan people.
The 600 strangers in town are en-,
ioying themselves. We honestly
believe that their work of today
will go FOR naught; that their
nominee will be defeated for con-
gress, but we do like to see the
crowd in town, and enjoy the
"buzz of the bee."
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-03-19
Notice to Democratic Cen.
trail Committee.

The members of the Democratic
Central Committee of Hooking
county, Ohio, are hereby called to
meet at Logan, Ohio, Friday,
March 27th, at 2 o'clock, Z. M y,
for the purpose of fixing the time
for holding the county primary,
arranging for the selection of del
egates to the various conventions,
and the transaction of such other
business as may be brought before
the committee.
d. V. THURN ESS,
President.
A. L. o'NRuL,
Secretary.