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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wedding of Popular Young Persons. @
ours at ROmuIus.

Wedding of Popular Young Persons De-
ours at R0muIus.
Tuscaloosa, Jan. 22.--(Special. 1.-The
marriage of Mr.. Newton NJ. Albright
and Miss Velma Cameron occurred at
~ o'clock today at the home of the
brides mother at Romulus, Rev. Mr..
Loftin of the Grants Creek Baptist
Church, officiating.
The bride has been a resident of Tus-
caloosa for some time. and she has
many friends here. She is very attrac-
tive and has always been noted for her
sweet disposition. The bridegroom Is
a popular young clerk in the Tusca-
loosa Drug Company's store. He is a
young man of ability and sterling quail
tiles.
Among those from town who attend
ed the wedding are the bridegroom's
brother, Walter Albright; his uncle,
N. T. Albright; his cousin, Wilburn Al
bright; Claude Smith and Misses Maude
Kelly, Matte Lou Smith and Emma
Lyon. D.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

New York. Jan 22.-London tin was lower
with spot quoted at 1913 pounds It's Sd and
futures at 1875 pounds Is Sd. Locally the
market was easy at $27. OQs27. 40.
Copper declined to 62 pounds lis Sd. foI
spot and So pounds Is Cd for futures in the
London market. Locally the market was
dull and unchanged with lake quoted at
$13. rs @ S14. 90: electrolytic at $13.62h q
S13. 90.
Lead was unchanged at IA pounds los in
London and at So 70075 in the local mar
ket.
spelter declined IS cd to 20 pounds It's Sd
in the English market but unchanged
at $4.45@55 locally.
The English iron market was lower with
standard foundry quoted at 46 80 and
Cleveland warrants at ATS 7hd. Locally no
change was reported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
INsULrED THE flag.
EngIish Youth TrampIed ON the stazs
ard aA.iraa

An EngIish Youth TrampIed ON the Stars
and Stripes.
New York. Jan. 22.-The story that a
young Englishman, who is employed By one
of the large Insurance companies, trar9pled
on an American flag IN the company,s Of
flee, has aroused the ire Of the members q
the Star spanaled Banner Association.
which has formally demanded Of the CONF
pany that the man be discharged.
It Is said that following the incident 81
the insult 70 thP flag, two American clerks
in the office gave the Englishman thrash
ing. The association. which has for its OBJ
sect the punishment of insults TO the flag.
has elected the two Americans to honorary
membership
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
COSTLY GOWNS SOLD.
AnsrIsan ol,I lssaa.s. . ray BE- A.....s.

Duty.
New York, Jan. 22.--Twenty Paris gowns
left In the customs house BY . woman who
was booked eNs the steamer as Madame
Todd, bat whom the authorities say was
Miss Florence Todd, daughter Of q wealthy
New orieans Hotel Proprsstor were sold
By the authorities yesterday
y When Madame TodA came to Americas
the custom house Inspector stopped her
trunk demanding duty on the dresses. an
Of which were made In Paris. The apprais-
ers valued the gowns At $4,000 and assass-
fused to pay the duty and left the gowns
in the hands Of the authorities. AZ the
auction yesterday, they were bought by
dress makers and dealers in second hand
women's garments.
The total amount received was e1.0l1,
less than the amount OF duty for which they
were held. It is said that Miss Todd
went abroad to study music and had hoped
to appear in New York in Grand Opera.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

u S. refunding Is. registered ..1O4
do. coupon .... 49,. s's-.. l0S
U. S. IS, registered - 49,. 100A
do. coupon So, 49,. .101
u S. New Is, registered 49,. ......I1sA
do. coupon -. 80. 49,. 49,. .120h
American Tobacco IS 80. .... ...... IS
do. 6s 80. go. s''s lO1 y
do. adjustment Is -. 80. 80. SIS
All. Coast Line IS 80. STA
Baltimore & Ohio 40 ssh
Brooklyn r. T. CIV, As 80. -. ,..... Il q
Central of Georgia IS 49,. 80. 100
do. list Inc 49,. ..s... 10
do. End. Inc '...' 46 Is
do. ard. Inc 27h
Chesa. & Ohio AIS -. 80. 1903
Chicago & Alton 3hs So
c. B. & q. new Is .... "a
C. r. I. & p. r. r. As &C.. go. e2A
do col IS SO. ...... rs
C. c. c. & st. L. gen. As -. .... .... 81
Col Industrial Sc. Ser. Az. 40
Col. Midland As ..ss ..s... So y
Col. q Southern IS go. =. Ssh
CUBA IS s.s- 49, ssss ssss ssss4OI
Denver Rio GrRnde - ...... 81
Distillsrs' Securities 5s 10
Erie prior lien 4s 80. 50
Erie gen IS IS
Hooking Valley 4As ..... leo Y
Japan AVS, cert. ...... ST
do. 2nd. Series 80. =. S&B
Lou. & Nash. Unified 81 97A
Manhattan con gold Is 49, 95
Mexican Central 4s sees s..... I4H
do. LIST. Inc 80. .... s.... 1874
MINI. 4 81. L. - 500 s.s.-ssss ''.s ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

st. Louis, Jan. Especial 1.-The st.
Louis grain markets today ranged as fol-
lows:
wheat on track; red 81, Os; hard 81 90
@srrO4; Feb. ssk n: May o2h PIG;
range IS to 95% A.
Corn ON track; 2 corn S.; 2 white 81 y q
S.; May 5s% bid; range SIX a = to 6sS
bid; July SSH bid; range 57M ass A to
5s4 bid; Sept. SIX bid; range 57aS to SIX
bid.
Oats on track; 2 oats SOH @5l; white
So May 50 N.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

New York, Jan. 22.-The dry goods mar
ket is somewhat more active and many buy
ers are operating cautiously but steadily.
Grey cotton goods for converters are
higher and heavy. Heavy cottons are
flrmer. Yarns are In slightly better de-
mand Revfslons IN many lines OF dress
goods are being made. Standard silk taffe-
tas are lower. There is more activity
among primary agents for the moment than
among Jobbers although the business the
latter shows a steady Improvement. Hosiery
and underwear are more active in this mar
ket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

Liverpool. Jan. 22.-closing: Cotton spot
In fair demand; prices twelve points lower;
american middltng fair -. ....7. Is
S St inluohhS 49, 49,. es.s $50. ....s.71
hlupnhs go. 49,. g 81
Low mlaaling $3.50 ...s 80. ........e. IL
Soou oEoinaEy see s'.s s'.s ss.s...-b.1h
The sales OF the day were 10, 600 Bales Of
which 500Nwere for speculation and export,
and included 9,T00 American. Receipts 5000
bales. including 400 American.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady. American middIing g.o.c.
january s'.s -. ..6.O7h
Jan--fe D'.- sss- 80 o. u
req -March .sss ss-s s.......6. o. u
March-AprH s..s go. 49, ,...6.OS
April-May -. -. .... -. ,..,6 OF u
May-June -. -. ..., -, ..eO OF
June-July -. -. 49,, g.. ,,....s 05 u
Juiy-AuS. S~ss ss.. 49, -, q. 90 II
Aus.-oepLssss ss'sss's s...s.b.S9
Sept--Oct. ssss 's.s ..b.4
Oct.-NoN. -. b. So n
Nov.-Dec. ..... -. -. -. ,..,6 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
A DOUBLE SUICIDE.


Aged Husband ana Wife End Their Own
LiVea.
Chicago. Jan. 22.-Tired Of lifs's battle.
John Florian, aged IS and his wife. Mary.
aged n. committed suicide last night hy
taking carbolic acid. The old couple It r.
said. had been living on tho kindness az
neiehbors for some time and occasionally
getting supply Of food from the county.
Yesterday. the old man made q will ia
which he left his household goods and
some trinkets to his two children. residences
unknown. and then he and his wife prepar-
ed to carry out = suicide compact. They
dressed themselves In their best clothes
drank the poison and lay down on the bed
When found they were elaspink hands
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
ROBBED m HOTEL.
A Guest FEes Bis suit Against Hotel Pre-

pFfet0r.
Chicago, Jan. 22.-Wm. D. Boycs filed
sniff An the municipal court yesterday
against Geo. W. Reynolds. proprietor and
manager OF the Virginia Hotel for $4,000
The claim is based on alleged neglect
Of Reynolds to give his guests proper pro-
lection from loss by theft. In that he had
in his. employ q chambermaid who enter
ed the rooms occupied By Mr.. Boyce and
his family and stole 5000 worth Of dia-
fnonds. q
The robbery was committed November
%. 1907. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

An1OAWV Uf&AAN AMI Kk1ODOOEs
Chicago, ian. s2--Iowsr cables and lib
erai primary receipts caused a lie break In
wheat today but part Of the loss was re-
market, for corn. At the close wheat for
May delivery was off "a. Corn was UP * !.
Oats were lower and provisions were
The Wheat market was unsettled for
sthe greater part OF the. day but late In the
session comparatively fra tone develop
the corn market Sentiment was beartsh
during the first hour because Of a contin-
ued free movement OF wheat In the North
than Id at Liverpool Commission houses
were the chief sellers early in the day. "A
good demand for cash wheat was a strong
prices The close was steady.
sl.OIN % q, os, sold between 8 .Oi% and
cIearances Of wheat and fiour were equal
to 4S7,600 bushels. Primary receipts were
$4,000 bushels, compared with $4,000
bushels on the same day last year. Minneap-
oils. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts
OF $50 cars against 4so last week and lss
Corn opened a trifle easier owing to the
weakness Of wheat but quickly rallied and
continued strong the remainder OF the day.
Some OF the bun leaders were active buyers
and shorts also covered freely. The demand
was based chiefly on a decrease in the
movement and on the poor condition Of
much Of the corn now coming TO market.
The close was strong and near the top
notch.
May opened k@kc to "a NC lower at
seq to s0%c. sold off. to s0kc and closed
at 61% NC. Local receipts were 4S2 cars
with two of contract grade.
Commission houses were free sellers of
May oats and brought about decline of
almost one cent IN that option. The
greater part OF tBhis loss was regained on
covering BY shorts The close was
May opened &c lower at s4Ac. sold be-
tween SSH and sf%c and closed at SANG.
Local receipts were iss cars.
Enormous receipts Of live hogs at the
principal, packers centers caused weak
market In provisions Throughout the day.
Shorts were the only buyers. At the close
May pork was off l75z @10c at st2. s7h q
$l3 90. Lard was down TAG at $7.s7h
Ribs were ia @i0c lower at ss.92h.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
4s cars; corn 4so carsi oats 1ss cars; hogs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

ness man of Birmingham. Is on visit
to Solicitor J. r Thompson. He will
spend several days hunting in this sec
tion.
A negro preacher by the name of
Sanders was lodged In jail here to-
day charged with selling Enortgaged
property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

somewhat better Liverpool than had beer
expected The announcement Of the abso-
threatening n strike at Manchester. Eng
land was received in cables during the
night; and also served as a factor In bring
ing about good opening sAs the day wore
on the market became less active and dur
ing the late session there was slight re-
cesslon In values as q result Of profit TAX
ing; At the close. which was steady, the
above the close Of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
Flood Gake Ich'ns.l Rain
Stage R&Adsl zAHI ~
sTATToNR lTam.ll hra. / hrs.
RIVER FORECAST.
The coosa and the Alabama will remain
nearly stationary.


wEATMER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The low barometer area that extended
from Lake Superior to northern Texas yes
terday has moved eastward. its center now
being over the lower 81. Lawrence valley
1t has caused light rains over most OF this
eastern half of the country and rain ID
falling at numbar OF southern stations
this morning.
The temperature has risen over most Of
ehcotton belt and along the entire Atlantic
coast. though an extensive area of high
barometer. covering most of the interior
with crest over the state Of washington Ia
giving fair and colder weather over the
greater portion Of the western half OF the
country.A AS this high" moves eastward,
1t viii &tve fair weather in Alabama to-
night and Thursday. with lower ternpera-
ture over the northern portion of the state
tonight.
Temperature and precip. alton as report.
ed by the Weather Bureau for selected
5outnera Stste& onrink the - hoBra emo.
irx 9-m-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
KANsAs CITY LAVE SHOOK,


st. Louis Jan. 22.-Cattie receipts $500:
including 500 Texans market for natives
COVE ana hslfera -. -. .a5 ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

Chicago, Jan. za.---Announcement was
made today that the Hamilton Club is to
have 100000 club house Ia the central
business district OF the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

THE market for the present at least Is
entirely In the hands Of the buyers and they
can put prices anywhere they may wish
to-"
These questions ana the significant reply
were propounded to a prominent factor of
Savannah last SATURDAY.. His reply was
concise and to the point and reflected true
conditions as they existed and asNthey were
For the reasons given by the factor quot
ed weekend yesterday found turpentlne SELL
ing substantially lower than the close of
the week preceding, Receipts it is quite
true developed further dwindling tendency
as they must continue TO do for the remain
der OF the season. but despite this fact the
market was thoroughly in the hands OF the
the moment It was TO direct bear raid.
Taken as whole, however, the volume
of business done in the five day week was
comparatively small and while the entire
list of rosins are materially higher than
those OF a week ago this was also true of
the general market for resins At one
Hme--last Saturday in fact--the turpentfne
market shifted to nothing doing" and the
subsequent declines were expected.
The opening on last Wednesday was firm
at sac. The close yesterday was firm at
sac or net &c decline and the total sales
effected were 1871 barrels. The general
undertone of the market was somewhat
weak at the close yesterday.
The receipts: Tuesday Ala casks. week
2131; month 5,g67; season 192,02S casks
The exports; Tuesday s57; week 1911;
month 1925; season ieG.s12. Foreign 900
barrels. Stock 3L205
Resins were in demand with the most
activity as usual in the commoner grades.
ter white Sc; window glass S.; N IS rs: NJ
s.. SO; - 80; $3.50; H sS.75j q $s.sS;
FEDCBA 50 80.
Receipts: Tuesday AIS; week 1889;
Sales total sye1s. Stock 1l4.es3 lbarrels.
L. w. CAOVATT.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.


NeW OFIeAnal Jan, 5I,--SpOt cotton Was
firm; sales 5000; receipts 1855; stock sIz.-
OF.
Low ordinary. nom 80. so. sxc
OSuilAfys nom l-1ec
Good ordinary, nom.... :. :. ..i0Ikc
Low mioafin6 80. .s.. ...s ....llhc
Miuuiihs 49, s.ss sees .s...... l2Ac
5000 mloollng ssss s...,s-.12 11@1ec
Middling fair -. 49,. 49,. ...la s-1ec
FaH' nom $3.50 49,. lib 1S-16c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans, Jan 22.-Cotton, spots were
firm at an advance OF nc on all grades.
Afiddling 12kc. Sales were 1900 bales on
the spot and 1. 100 to arrive.
FUTURES opened quiet and steady, five
points above the close of yesterday on a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKEr.

New York. Jan. 22.-Coffee futures closed
steady; net unchanged TO five points higher
Sales %. bags. including:
March -.''. sos
NAV ssss sss.6.1h
July s.....6.25
september -. s. 80 a 6. 40
october .... \s... g. 1905. as
Spot coffee steady: No Rio exc: San
tos No. shc; mild coffee steady: cordo-
va M@13c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

Nz1ddAinE ...k 49, ..'AA ASAS
liverpool yesterday morning gave some
eneourasemApt to better prices IN vas
MrusrIcan markets ard accordingly there
was al Improvement on this side IN the fu-
fsfre market New York opened eight 20
Ssn votnts above tuesdays close and after
several STRUGGLES reiapsed 20 very Hearly
raesdays figures. Upon the issuance of-the
Natlomal Ginner.s report of 100000 bales
xianad from January to January ls. there
Naa another rally 81 the market, futures go
inz 90 high as IS points over TUESDAY
, tfoNa. 800
the market giving away and leAYlnR net
GAIN for the day Of Eut six points:
The Census Bureau OF the United states
van this morning issue the sinners report
fsf tha amount OF cotton ginned up 70
1nnuarv fs, and ii Is looked forward to
with 3 great deal OF interest.
The MONTGOMERY market was rather qui-
1t Yesterday, and from the best Information
which could be gathered. IL cents was the
best nrlce paid for anything on the market
Thfa price was, however. not obtainaoie IN
-" Prices 81 were we're quoted shade under IL
Gants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

London. Jan. 22.--American secuYfties
opened steady today. Auaalgamated Copper
declined y. but the rest OF the list ruled
y to q above Yesterdays New York clos
ing.
Professional support caused a hardnsning
during the forenoon, but New York selling
caused the market to ease and the close
was, dull.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

WyIam Nzam Gets Pmtent.
Washington, Jan. AIT Especial "a
patent has been issued to j. CunniR Of
WyIam for an Indicator.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

savannah. Jan. ga Especial )--'What do
you think OF the present market? What
il It to do in the next few days7"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
NEW YORK COTTON OIL

New York. Jan 22.-Cotton seed oil firm:
prime crude 81 &c: do, yellow 4lh @42c
Rosin steady; strained common TO good
sS.759$3.S5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
CLOSING STOCK LIST

Sales lHish.I Low. Iclose
Bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

Charleston. Jan. 22-Turpentine and rosin
nothing doing: quotations omitted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

selma Jan. 22.-(Specfal 1.-The prices OF
auofa quoted In the Selma Gotten market
to-day were as follows:
Good middling s'ss '.'''-tsec
strict niddiing ''..s.iIhc
Mf0dltnE -.s ssss ss'"'as""- - =
strict low middlins ...s ........ll%c
Ieg middlinG -. 80. ..''..ie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

Texas steers -. -. :. a.so q s.2s
Cows and heifers 49,. -. IT'S a ais
Hogs. receipts 1880; 1eQIsc lover;
Butchers and best heavy. 4.25 a 40
Sheep. receipts 1000: market steady:
Natiyes -. s.-s.-. 800 5.zs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
nrrxu vnRr srfnAp nrAprrd.

New York Jan. 22.-Sugar, raw steady;
IS. So; molasses sugar $s.lI; refined steady
crushed f$5. so; powdered $500; graduated
81. 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
MARKET ESTRONGER
SMALL ADVANCE as RESULT OF LIv
ERPOOL.
ennss sales There Made Here For Twelve
Cer,ts--Ginner's Report VIII
Be Issued To- Bo4I ".
day. ~

Local ouotatians Were as Follows: !.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

Savannah, Jan. 22,-spirits turpentlne
steady 81 VIC; sales 201; receipts 201; ship
ments 343.
Rosin firm: sales 1854; receipts 1889;
shipments 1.460; stock 11S.232. Quote; Abe
$3.66@To; D $s.7os e $S.e5@T2M; F
s4.s5; NJ $50; N $3.50; VIC $500;
WV 5000.
Wilmington, Jan. 22.-splrits turpentine
nothing doing; receipts 10 casks. 3
RPsin nothing doing; receipts $40.
Tar nothing doing; receipts 20.
Crude turpentine firm $2.25 50. 90 and
So. IS: receipts 4 barrels.
Charleston, Jan. 22.-Turpentine and rosin,
Als
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

- Iw,adI RaIo STATE Of w.alA.
Ilss.ssl a e w.a sI1's''''
The daily tribune., 1908-11-05
REPUBLICANS WILL
CONTROL CONGRESS

Chicago. Nov. 3 Chairman Nc.
Kinley Of Republican congress ional
committee gave out tho following
From reports received mp to mid.
night last night II would appear that
23o Republicans and i6l Democratic
members Of the house have been cnos.
en-. giving the Republicans majority
of sixty.nine in tho sixty. first con.
gress. Later returns may change this
estimate, as there are several close
contests In which We may expect TO
make Republican gains.
All the Republican leaders on the
Republican side have been returned
The daily tribune., 1908-11-05

in most cases with old time majori.
ties. Cannon, Boutell and Foss Of
Illinois. Hepburn Of Iowa. Bartholdt
of Missouri. Parsons, Payne and
Perkins OF New York, Moore and Dali
zell Of Pennsylvania. Bird Mcguire
of Oklahoma and most Of the Ohio
leaders, | including probably Burton
and Lonsworth, have been sent back
by their constituents.
1t Is almost certain that the Re.
publicans will reorgnnize the house
on the old line with Cannon As speak.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-05
COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED.

The re turns from Tuesdays cleo.
tion show that OF the candidates for
county offices seven Democrats were
elected and seven Republicans. The
Republicans have elected the county
assessor. county judge, county super
intendent, surveyor. state senator,
and coroner. The Democrats elected
the treasurer, sheriff. two commits
sioners, float representative. dis
trict attorney and representative.
Fl orence precinct officers are most
ly Democratic. Mr.. Carmody and
Mr.. Lutes were elected justices of the
peace; Mr.. McNulty and Mr. Furniss.
constables. Furniss being the Re-
publican candidate had great handi-
cap to overcome in the i05 Democrat
ic straight tickets, and won out over
the Democratic candidate by only
nine votes.
The returns now In on the state
ticket-while they are not complete
and full on all the candidates
that the state ballot was for Bryan !;
that the Democratic candidate for
governor, John Shsfroth, WAS elect
ed, and also that he carried his op.
ponent's home precinct in Lead
VILE.
Judge NJ. s. Bailey Of Canon City
WAS elected Judge Of the supreme
court.
Taken altogether 1t may be safely
said that Colorado, Fremont county
and Florence have given a Demo.
cratic victory.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-05

that delivered the votes. 1t followed
the action of the state central COM
mittee by its approval at the state
convention, and when these Republi-
cans decided to place ticket of their
own in the field the state candidates
even before they were invited to go
on the ticket held caucus and re-
solved not to go on the ticket put up
by these Republica Is. The result
WAS that the members Of the com.
mittee considering that they had been
placed without the ban of Republic
can politics 80 far as stl politics
were concerned acted accordingly.
1t was another case Of the 'spewed
out" helping to spew out the spewers.
This accounts for the result in Den.
yer. The results over the state can
be credited to the terrific fight that
was made against the smelter trust
and its manager Also to the fact
that with the committee in that city
divided, the rest of the state did not
have the heart to go down the line
as of yore.
The above article is clipped from
the Pueblo Chieftain. Commenting
upon the same The Tribune believes
that the above mentioned "csuse" Is
in part responsible for the recent bal.
lot. To go back into the matter a
little farther. the real cause is Gug.
genheim. The Republican senator
has not done his party any real good
in this state. Guggenheim is re.
sponsible for the throwing out Of the
original committee, and Guggenhe!m
is RESPONSE BILE for the transactions OF
the Republican convention this fall I;
and Guggenheim il also responsible
for the nomination Of the candidates
on the Republican state ticket.
The Tribune has repeatedly sta ated
its belief that western people will not
longer be dominated In things politi.
cal by boss. Colorado people par.
ticularly are reading for themselves,
thinking Tor themselves, and voting
for themselves. And 1t Is our belief
that the political party that would
be placed In power in future cleo
tions must recognize this fact and in.
stead Of the condemnation Of political
opponents, and instead Of relying upon
the potency Of vast sums Of money,
must give to the people whom they
would serve substantial reasons why
they seek to rule, and why they are
the people who can and will best
serve tho public. Money and preju-
dice will not carry elections when
the people begin to read and think
and act for themselves. for their
financial conditions. for their own
bread and butter. and for their own
loved onos at home.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-05

Secure u room now with steam heat
and bath aud be comfortably located
for the winter In the Daniels block.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-05
WILL ENTERTAIN TONIGHT.

Florence Caup No. 8s. Woodmen
Of the World. will entertain all the
branches Of Woodcraft In this vicinity
including the wctmore W. o. W, In
Union hall tonight. For tho past
week they have been making elabo.
rate preparations for tho entertain.
ment, and both the gentlcmen's and
ladies' branches of this order will
have n gala day. Those who fail to
attend the doinss tonibgt will miss u
treat.
THE wEATHER-FAir tonight and
Friday. not much change In temperH.
ture.
THE LADY MACCABEES-meet
tonight. There will bs initiation.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-02

DUBLIN. Ireland. August 1.-The
American athletes have defeated the
Irish team by the score of seven to
four.