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Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

The Imported French Percheron Black Stallion will make the season of 1908 Tuesdays and Saturdays at the Palo Alto Stables. balance of week at the home ranch.
 Also the Jack Napoleon will stand at the ranch. For terms apply. to M. 8. HOROVITZ, Owner. R. F. Q. 3.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
A SORRY DAY FOR
 PRESCOTT BALL TEAMS
High School and Fraternals Both Win by Fat Scores-Fraternals- Grays Tied Till Sixth.

The Prescott Grays will receive re- Inducements today. three players who are expected to arrive this morning from Tucson. They are Hudson and Farquar and another, from whom tel egrams were had yesterday by Mana ger Steele. All three men. it is said. will join the salaried nine which will represent the mountain city this sum mer. At least this was the dope given out asst night in baseball circles and is backed up by the assertions of Mir. Steele and other Prescott rooters who are willing they say 10 bet some coin on the outcome today.
 All this is introductory to the terri ble trimming of Prescott ball teams which happened at Eastlake park in the afternoon double-header that drew enc Of the biggest crowds since the professional series. the management clearing over $50 after the expenses were paid. For Saturday this was surprising. but a big train load of Prescott people came down with the two teams and more are expected this morning. The attendance today will no doubt be larger than that yester- day.
 The Grays brought down only six men. expecting to have the other play CTS meet them here yesterday. Teb- ben and Warner. who live here, have been signed with Prescott. it is under stood. at least they were employed in the Gray lineup yesterday. but even they could not avert the certain fate of the most overwhelming defeat. by a score Of 22 to 8. at the hands of the Fraternals. who had the Indian coach Pierce in the box and it might be add ed also at the bat. for Pierce did the biggest end of the stick work and drove in nine of the runs with his bin
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
MINISTERS ON PROHIBITION.
Rev. Or, Leonard Bacon.

Tn the long run the operation. or the inOperativeness of this law" (Maine prohibitory law) "is as mischievous as its pretensions are dishonest, it's ar guments fallacious and its title fraud uIent. The doom of failure is written in the very structure of it, contrived, as it is, to work with the utmost fric- tiOn and annoyance, with perversions abhorrent to all our traditions of free dom. for secfet information and dimi- ciliatory visitation and search"
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
AND WE THOUGHT WE HAD /
 NAVY.

Our battleships are out of date,' Says Mir. Henry Reuterdahl: Our gunners never could shoot
 straight;
 We might as well have none at all Their armor is too light and low, Their turrets death-traps only; Some day they'll all to fragments blow And leave us sad and lonely And should they ever chance to meet Some real shipG in battle, Why Henry says our poor old fleet Would run like frightened cattle But say. Hen, what strange cause took
 hence
 That erstwhile Spanish nation? Was it the hand of Providence, or was it gravitation? O Henry. go and soak your head, And then go buy book Entitled "U. s. History And OCT its glorious pages look. But even Henry Reuterdahl Would be entirely satisfied, And others just as critical. With milk and cream from the Val
 ley Pride.
 By the Valley Pride Poet.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
Raiah Silks
ParasOls

PARASOlS-A collection that is unsurpassed. Dainty styles in pom
 gee and white wash materials. either tucked or embroidered; val ues from. .S1. .25 up to S5. %
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

The tourists home are fIoeking, From mountain, dell and shore To buy the Cactus Candy Sold at Donofrio's store.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05

Send a copy of the Homeseeker's edition of The Republican to a friend back east. The postage is only two cents for the 24 pages of special mat ter. or three cents for the entire issue
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
CdSfiIfiOn 4I66S

CastiIIion is a black Percheron by imp. Casino 27s3o from imp. Debora 2o852. Casino is the highest priced Percheron stallion ever imported, cost ing S10,0oo. Fee S25.0o in advance, with return privilege.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-05
Hand Bags

MERRY WIDOW HAND BAGS, in the dressed or undressed kid. in tans. black or greys. the very new
 est, worth s2.OO and $2.5O. Special Monday. .S1.5O and S1.9O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
cROP SUMMARY.
RainfalI in Cotton Relt Has Been
 Ah0ve Normal.

RainfalI in Cotton Relt Has Been
 Ab0ve Normal.
 Memphis. Tenn, June I8---Ths Cnm- uaercial-Appeal,s crop summary, which will be published tomorrow. is as foi- lows:
 The rainfall for the past ten days in the Central and Western States of the cotton belt has been above the normal. but nevertheless, with exceptions hereinafter noted. the cotton plant has made rapid growth and is now thrifty and in a fair state of cultivation. Tn the Eastern States the rainfall has been light to moderate, the cultivation is well advanced, and the crop is very promising. It is not large as Q rule but seems very healthy.
 In Oklahoma, Western Arkansas ana the northern tier of Texas countiea, only, the rainfall has been excessive and prolonged. The crop there ia bad ly in need of cultivation. is not well grown and the bottom lands have been inundated and much of the cotton de- stroyed. The water in many bottoms is still on the lands and they will be lost to cotton. Where they have re- ceded at this date the farmers are rushing che work of replanting.
 Otherwise stands are everywhere good. in marked contrast with last wear. The crop In Southern Texas ts well advanced, and the plants are fruited. The fields In Tennes- see. Northern Mississippi and North srn Alabama arc in many places grassy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
SCIENCE AND BIBLE
DR. wrLLARp's ADDRESS ON THEIR
 HARMONY.
He Tells of His Own Geological Inves- tiEations and of Science Which
 Proves Bfble Truth.

pr. K. v. Willard in his address to the men at the meeting at the '. M. C. 4. yesterday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock started with the proposition that Christ created the world and that the Bible was scientifically accurate in it's state fnsnts concerning the creation; as he spoke for more than an hour he brought many points to the attention of the audience of q scientific nature.
 Dr. Willard brought forward abuu- dant proof that the Garden of Eden was located upon the banks of the river Nile in Egypt. and that God of the Universe was worshipped there under the name of Amen.
 The real topic of his lecture, for he spent more time upon this phase of his scientific researches. was Noah and the deluge. pr. Willard said that in his opinion the rain for forty days did not cause all of the immense amount of water necessary to submerge all of the land A change of the axis of the world for few months, causing the seas to cover that part of the land that God wished to destroy can be the only explanation of the deluge from scien- tifc point of view.
 substantiating his theory Dr. Willard produced geological proof, showing an intimate knowledge of the formation of northern as we'll as southern and middle geological conditions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
yoE CoNsTANTINn DEAD.
Injuries Received in An ExpIoaiol
 Prove Fatal.

Injuries Received im An Explosion
 Prove Fatal.
 Anniston. June l4.--(Epecial1 1---Joe Constnntine died at o'clock this morning at Talisdega Springs, from inc juries received at that place about II o'clock yesterday morning.
 At the time Of the accident Mir. Con- stAntine was engaged in placing the waferworke system of the Springs in running condition. Gasoline had drop ped from the engine which furnishes the power for the plant into a pit or well through which the water pipe runs. He was lowering lighted cam de into the well when the flames came in contact with the oil and the explo- sion resulted.
 Everything possible was done to save his life but to no avail. He is q son of Fl. H. Constantine Of this city and has been managing the resort at the Springs this season. His father ia at Clearwater, Fla. where he has win. ter home. The father and other rela. tiveB will arrive tomorrow to attend the funeral.
 No death in this section has caused sorrow more profound. Joe Constan. tine had just about gained his majorf. ty and was very popular with a large number of friends here and in Florida.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
sRYERn WIND sT0Rll
A Small sized Tornado Sweeps
 hsle and Vicinity.

A SmaIl sizsd Tornado Sweeps Aro-
 hfle and vieintty.
 Mobile, June 14--At 3 o'clock this morning q severe wind storm 0wept over Mobile and vicinity. followed by q heavy rain. Reports made from sub. blown down and windows broken.
 Tn the city proper everything loose was blown some distance, and the bar kentine Persia. anchored at the wharf, was blown entirely across the river A launch was beaehed below the city but no lives lost. Two prominent young men spd ladies in n launch spent the entire night riding the storm if fha lower bay. They lost an anchor and life boat, but reached Mobile safe Iy tonight. reporting a night of terri pie experience.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
FINANcIAL REvIEw.
Money Aecumulats. and Enterest Rate.

Money Accumulates and Inherent Rafes
 Are L0weEs
 New York. June t4--Until after the middle of last week the stock mark et was in condition of stagnation and the dull resistance of prices while this lasted and the apparent absence of selling pressure. in spite of the lsth. argy of the demand was taken as A good augury of the technical condition of thp market. & N8
 A change followed the announcement of the plan for funding the Erie bond coupons and the closing of subscript-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
Live Close Together.

WashInBpon 5pecIaI- L,-
 'sPresidential row." is the designa. ton applied to the two blocks In x. street, between Fifteenth and seven tsenth Streets in this city. It is so called because three distinguished cam dfdfSes for the Republican nomination reside on within a stones throw or each other They are Secretary Tart Senator Knox and Vice President Fair hanks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
THE PASSING T4RoNc

MT. Leslie K. Clements. who repre- sents a large bushes drm at Mem phis, spent yesterday in the city as the guest of his father. Deputy sher. if J, B. Clements.
 MT. " B. Peebles, Master Jack Peebies and Mr. Clifford 4. Petrey, have gone to Perdido Bay to spend home,
 MT. Mark L. Black. a prominent citizen of Luverne. has returned home after spending a few days in the city
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
MR. MATTHEWS CONDUCTED
 LAST OF IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
Tn The Series at The Holy Comforter
 He Made Deep Impression.

Rev. ]. R. Matthews. Missionary for the State of Alabama in the Episcopal Church. preached the last sermon of his weeks stay in Montgomery last night to a congregation which com pleteiy' filled the auditorium of the Holy Comforter Church. On account of tho fact that last night was the last night that Mir. Matthews would be in tha city, there were no services at St. John's Church, the congregation unit ing with that of the Holy Comforter Mr. Matthews will leave this morn ing for rest trip to uniontown where he has friends and relatives. He may preach a sermon during his stay in the little city. but 1t is the purpose of Mr. Matthews to take a complete rest It is probable that Mir. Matthews will again conduct a mission at St. Johns Church during the latter part or September or the first of october.
 During his stay in the city Mr. Mat thews hes made many friends by his personality and his sermons have been of the highest order, causing all of his hearers to be so impressed with the earnestness of the message that many are thinking seriously of the problems of the present and the life hereafter.
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 Visitors to Inmes' Band Concerts should avail of fhetr opportunity to purchase Trunks, Suit Cases or Tray- cling Baea at The Galbert Trunk Com pnny. Just above the Theater. Head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
cr.Iaer Mi Arround.

Fort Townsend, Wash. June l4--In message to The Post Intelligencer, Captain Underwood of the United states cruiser Colorado said that the cruiser was delayed off Dungeness Spit by fogs and Is anchored In twenty-two fath onis Of water. He reports that the vessel had an extremely hard trip north from California but that she Is not aground.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
ATLANTA TEAM HERE.

Georgia Aggregation Arrives to Play
 Three Games. The Atlanta base ball team arrived in Montgomery at 7:5s o'clock last night on the West Point Route. The team opens with the Climbers this afternoon for a series of three games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

Why has Coca-Coia more inaitaters than aay other soft drinkE Because ite reputation is established and world wide Sold in bottles eveFywhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
coNTRAcTINa gUnpERs

WE INVITE specifications on all kinds sf contracting and building. We will build and sell you house on easy payment plan.
 we Also have a number of cottages In High Iand PaEk now ready tor sale. " E. 6olas Co, rasiasncs phone 175i. office phone III. 10 9. Perry. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
pvJsTNEgs OPPORTUNITIES.
LOST
WOODENWARE.

= . { 15 St~-~ hreed business--IJss Peroltn ses S~st sSseSrine compound and your store ,ssu Es frss from dirt. Montgomery Woods anware Go, sole distrtsut@f~-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
OLD GUARD IN JoURNALIsM.
The Good Editor Is in His Prime Untsl
 He Passes Ninety.

ne E00oGA NAAEsSs esan. Felix Aenus in Baltimore Ameri.
 can.
 Tn The washington Herald was an article occpyinG most of page on the Old Guard of American Journeliem. The word old was used in purely conaplifnentary sense. indicating mum. bers of years, but not age. No gooo editor really begins to get old untu ne passes ninety-hve.
 if we look for the secret of the old Guards vitality we ind 1t easily There 10 no rust on any Of them. They initiate their newspapere--they are horn new every day. They drink from inc worlds perennial spring of inter eat and exert in each days tasks the best they have in mind, soul and es- fate. We have no patience with those who look upon newspaper work as a drain upon life IL is the finest posei- bie tonis 10 out hsa tssir Sil ito it live in tbe bie meaning of the word and laugh at the Idea of ever retiring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
FURNITURE.

TAKE advantage cf the dull season and Eet our low prices on everything kept in dsut-ciaas furniture house oaT sightier. SC Commerce street -tx
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

.I guess my father must have been . nretty bad boy" said one youngster.
 why" inquired the other
 "Because he knows exactly wnat ouestfons to ask when he wants 70 know what have been doing. ."--vash- ington Star
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
wANTED-fEMALE HELP.

WAMTEO-EEMA 66lsE. %Ssa ss.! B ssss s :s % prsfered Do not spply unless thsor9'yshiiy ssr'ys posslbie and amount of salary wanted Care Advertiser. -.L - WANTED--First class lady stsnographss for thrss Enonths from July Ist: states ex- nssaIs sncss. Address. A. 5. c. care AdvsFtissr: wANTED--white girls to do gsnsrai hc4se. work n Drxsts SS%ss aAs snS sSss 0Ssr oSSS. sas,,ssa sss wSsN ISoss Tno Sish I sltsssseas ssd i've out of town may write xhs salvetioa Army e91tgapnsry; Als; s, onssns 0sHSssMse .nSfs 9fs WANTED--MALE HELP.
  wANfED--A good clothing and fuEnishing ?. O. Box 41s. --ssst WzNTED--Non-union piaten pressnaiI Must know his business and be able to turn out work. Gin Printing Co., Mobile As - er@s wANTED--A young man who has faiP .dueasion te IssTn the real sstsss so ess!nss,I; secured by real estate. Address 0pportu. nity. F 2 5ox 1s. VT
 
 wANrED--1Een to learn barber trade Will equip shop for you CT furnish positions, few svsn sSnss1 sssss isr Hs'iarsS BaTssr College. Atlanta. 01 --S.st wANTEp--rour salssmsn to ssIl stock ,in q mine, assayiuE s273 ton. BIS comntis- 6a. --S-a wANTED--At FaunsdaIs. Ala. 6 principal to teach mixed school; salary one thopgAnd dollars for eight calendar months None first grade csrtiAeAts and be prepared to ad. vance scholars to the 12th grads, based on snt. --3-tf ~ HELP WANTED.
 
 MEN or women wanted to represent cur sO- Sa Siniah Society '0s Penn Ave- Rit..ss.h 4.ss.h
 WANTED-AGENTS. A MANIIFAcTURER's permanent business offer. $50 to tlSo per week operating direct sales parlors for. the best speeialty arsess CTS every person a possible customer; No Risk; answsr now. Kushlon kontort shoe Co, South St.. Boston, Mass. --z.t
 WANTED-sALESMEN. -----~-----~----- SALESMAN wANTED--seil retail tradS SIS to S100 per month and expenses oi commission. Experience unnecessary. Her. mingsen Cigar CO. Toledo. O --e-st
 WANTED.
 
 wANT-You te set 2 first class shave for 10 cents. hot or cold bath for 20 eents at Hulls Barber Shop. No. 12l Dexter Ave. first-claae barbaTs. --l0-3t wANTEp-Everys0dy to know that we can have men on the spot within twenty miles of MontgomerY to shoe your stock when there iE ie or more haad- Write Talley Horseahotng O.. Madison Ave- Tor par. tlcuiars ~-i-N
 WANTED-BoARDERs. 5OARDERs--Hanted reasonable rates, good board. good lodging at 40A Dexter Ave. Phone ele9. --1-N wANTED--BoRrdcrs III Wtlkerson street; everything convenient. Telephone 1sEa. --7-6t
 FURNITURE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
A Iob for Life.

A Job for Life. St Louis Post-Dispatch Perhaps Mir Fairbanks will agree to become the professional Vice-President of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
RIAL EsTATE

yAMMa nAI44AnHEfs.-flafMr fMru4a6ss T'1ss3 l1oata o14N14A .E@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
FOR RENT--ROcMs
FOR RENT--sToREs.

Szo o0 per month, For particulars apply to M N. sweatt q Co. 10 South Perry street
 --iB-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
ETNAM ,iTA.T..'..

TO LoAN--se.o06 hk per cent am atnNHe4 ed city real eaeAt9. Aruountn ef $500 HA4 May Sasy. ~HSae1
 nnAT Ioss | ssss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
KODAK FINISHING

SEND in your fiine and piates. we use tA' Studio. Montgomery, Ala .4&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

INVITE your specifications on ali ktn6s Of plumbing. Special attention Rivon xana4f work. EstiInates eheerfuily tnxmiahad. R I
 Bressingnarn. soA Dexter, 'phcns a8S. --s3f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

NEW BARBER szoP--Impsri9I Baroer Shop just opened under the Bxchange Ma struuents stsrflixed- White barbers. Sat. isfaction guaranteed. W. c Murphy Mgr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15

IF YOU want hosd 60 where it ls guaran- teed The best 1-ply At 15e. No charge eol couplings Little Paint store It N. Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
WANTED--sALEsNEN.

sALEsMAN WANTED--selI retail tradS
 SIS to S1O0 per month and expenses ol commission. Experience unnecessary. Her. rningsen Cigar Go. Toledo. o. --S-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
FURNITURE.

HAVING MOVED to 3os-ii EonteoYns street. we are willing to sacrifice ali piof during 1908 aa an tndacemsnt for you
 call and get acquainted with MontRofnofs larRest and handsomest furniture store Genuine Perfection Mattress sf.aB 10 c, Rhodes & Son Co. -t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
TYpewriter Oircular Letters.
MANUFACTURER RECORD.

FOR 2a YEARS I have made cigara ln Montgomery BankerH lawyers, planters and 10. g Senators smoke Ross cigara 1o8 Blob street -@4tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-15
PERSONAL.

af,rF For tha Musical Festival" Montgom- cry June 18th and 18th; stop st claneey's Hotel, good rooms tor soc and ISes can ac.
 Tai1sIcal family" --1s-2t WANT To meet refined. educated wealthy sosirie Southern girl; one with musical tale sfst preferred. Thia Is 70 matrtmonial agen- SvF schamA but simply q young business ssan, of hiKh commercial ana social stand iIs sR reasonably well off financially, who ds- sifes a refined young wife. Rsterences giv- on request. Address Young southefner." Care Advertiser. --is-it
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-23
THE OPIUM F,eNp" TONIGHT.

The Copeland Stock Co. will pre-
sent the Opium Fiend" tonight at
the Grand. This is one OF the strong
est plays in their reportoir and has
drawn big houses all over the coun-
try. IL deep drama. but has a
continuous vein OF comedy. Ed Cope
land takes the difficult Chinese char.
acter role OF Lee Chow. c. c. Cope.
land has strong part as Jack MORT.
mer. The other parts are well cast
and the production. being out Of the
ordinary. is one which cannot fail TO
please. The Denison Herald says
the largest crowd OF the season saw
this play in that city Jan. g. Good
specialties will be seen also in con.
nectlon with the play.
a well pleased audience saw the
company last night in Three OF a
Kind" The week is half over. and
II YOU have been missing this ex.
cellent attraction. improve the oppor
tunity afforded by the remaining three
days.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-01-23
THAw TO CoMST0CK.
Startling Statements Contained
In Some Epistles.

New York. Jan. s2--Nhen the Thav
trial was resSnlcd "Wednesday Miss
Frances Pierce who Witnessed ths
signature ~ Harry X irheWS win an,
codicil. executed the day OF his mar
rage TO Evelyn Nesbit at Pitsshurr
was called TO the stand
Miss Pierce Identified The rarers
but District Attorney Jerome objected
10 admitting the vii In Evidence until
the witness come forward 10 nrovc lis
cnstodr from the time OF signing ur
10 the present moment Mr litilclun
temporarily withdrew the offer OF the
will as 10 the codicil Mr. Jerome oh
jected 20 its introduction ON the
ground that Il Is In defendants own
handwriting. and solf.servng docu.
ment Judge Dowllng. however. suid
the codicii was competent as evidence
The codivii provided a number of be.
quests TO lawyers and others and nd
TO the alleged victims OF Stanford
White 10 prosecute claims for dam.
ages against him and for the prosccu.
ton Of all persons engaged In such
unlawful practices as said Stanford
white"
Following the reading OF the ccdicll
Mr.. Llttleton called Anthony Com.
stock &c the stand. his first appearance
In the case. MIR. ComstoCk said Thaw
called on him In February, 1904. and
complained tina, party was wronging
youns girls. Thaw went into the de-
tails. which witness repeated as Tar
rs he could remember Mr. Comstock
also said he received several letters
from Thaw.
Mr. littleton read TO the jury a com.
mUnication from ThGw 10 Comsteck
written IN November. 1904 II at.
TEMPTED to give in detail a dcs ,ription
OF the Twenty.fourth street house.
with y crude diagram appearing here
aud there In the text Thaw declansd
one room was furnished like a forest
and secret stairs led froia II 10 the
room of mirrors. The door in the
forest room was hard 10 find. the let.
ter declared. and there was no escape
for young girl who were drugged
Thaw claimed six or seven criminal
scoundrels" controlled the place.
Thousands OF crimes had been com.
mitted there. and many felonies,"
Thaw wrote. and asserted there was a
little room. TO which access was gained
by door behind a picture. In this
room" the letter went on. there was
valuable French painting Of a won.
an and OF peculiarly infamous sugges.
tivity"
In another letter. Thaw suggested
that plumbers working on the building
adjoining the Twenty-fourth street
house. might be induced 10 drop some
heavy article through the skylight anc
reveal what was below. A libel suit at
Paris instituted by n young woman.
who had been mentioned as posing for
Thaw. declared houses In Twenty.
second and Twenty.fourth streets
were "consecrated to orgies by n gang
OF rich criminals