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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
MANY INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE
 ADOPT NEW THEORY
Statements from Followers of Cooper
 Obtained Recently in Various Cities.

relief. Three months ago I started taking Cooper's New Discovery. and after using the contents of three bot ties I was entirely cured. can now eat and relish anything that my appe- tite craves. The New Discovery ia truly a great stomach medicine"
 Mir. Wm. Codier, of 40s Graves Street. Syracuse. N. Y., Is very strong in h.s expression of belief in the new medicine, and has the following to say on the subject T have suffered from catarrh of the nose and throat for four
 years. It must have been communi- cated to my stomach, for all this time
 my stomach has given me q great deal
 of trouble, and caused me much pain
 and suffering. My stomach was often
 sour, and my food did not digest. I
 was bothered by a continual desire to
 spit, and there was a constant drop ping of mucus into the throat
 "The first relief have been able to obtain if from Cooper's New Discovery, which I have been taking for about a week. My catarrhal condition has been greatly improved and my stomach Co almost we'll. Mr. Cooper'a medicine has benefited me more than anything Ihave ever used."
 These statements are from reliable citizens in various communities who have tried these celebrated medicines. We sell them and will gladly explain their nature to any one interested.-- E. c. Fowler.
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A number of statements from promi- nent people located in various cities where the widespread discussion over L. T.. cooper's new thesry regarding the human stomach has recently waged. give an idea of the intense ifi- terest the young man has aroused dur-- ing the past year. The statements are as follows:
 Mir c. D. Mitchell. of 2ti2 Avenue c. Birmingham, Ala. has this to say with regard to his belief in Cooper's medicine: s'T have been troubled with indigestion and stomach trouble for the past year. I had heartburn. bloat- Ing after eating. gas on stomach and bowels. palpitation of the heart, pain in the lower part of my back. and va- rious other symptoms and was vfe- tim of much. distress. tried many remedies but received l.ttle or no bene- fit from them. I was advised to try the Cooper preparations, and did sol Ip one weeks time I was improved wonderfuliy---the first relief had been able to obtain. Mr. Cooper's medicine does all he claims for it."
 /Mr.. J. o. Spradllng, of 7o5 South Tejon Street, Colorado Springs, Colo, says: T was troubled with indigestion for two years. tI caused me a great deal of suffering and misery. I did not dare to eat meat at all, And every- thing did eat soured on my stomach. tried varioas remedies. but found no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
JAPANESE LOWEST BIDDERS.
Contract for COnstruettng FSrtIacatIon
 In Hawaii Held Up.

Contract for COnstrueting Qualifications
 In Hawaii Held Up.
 Washington. Jan. 13,--The War De- pertinent has not been informed as yet of the reported withholding of the con- tract for the construction of the forti- fications fin Hawaii for the alleged req son that Japanese were really the low est bidders.
 Investigation here shows that only a limited amount of fortifcation work is now in progress there and the ofi- cials see no reason why any line should be drawn on account of the nationality of those who are to doN this work. the nature of which cannot be concealed. 50 that they would hesitate before they reflected the lowest bid on that account. The principal work. now on hand in Hawaii consists In the construction Of tEo sets of mortar batteries, for which Congress has specifically appropriated $500, 900. Ono of these batteries Is lo- eated at Diamond Head, the great prom ontory commanding the entrance to the harbor at Honolulu, and the other on the point at the entrance to Pearl Har- bor.
 In addition to these large works. there are some rife gun supplements near Quarantine and along the water front of Honolulu. This years esti- mates contemplate the expenditure of Si,IO0.000 10 perfect the Notifications of the Sandwich Islands, and for that amount 1t Is said an impregnable naval base can be secured on the island of Oahu. A brakewater is under con struction in Hilo Bay on the Island of Hawai-, but as this is not complete. Honolulu and Pearl Harbor are the only harbors which now could be used by naval vessels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
ROOSEVELT ENDORsEs WORK.
President Writes Letter on Work O
 Forest Association.

Forest Association.
 Atlanta, Ga. Jan. 13-President Lignon Johnson, Of the Appalachian National Forest Association, today re- ceiyed a letter from President Roose- welt. warmly endorsing the work of the Association relative 10 the preseryay ton of the Appalachian forests. The Presidents letter quotes q speech he delivered at Raleigh, N.. C., in October, 1905, and then says:
 We know also that these forests are of the utmost importance to nayi- gation on the sreams to which they give rise. All the water which falls in the Southern .Appalachians goes to the sea through navigable channels which 1t has cost the government over $30, 100000 to keep clear from sand, silt and gravel. This detritus is in- creasing every year as the mountains are denaded of their cover. The task of cleaning out the Southern streams and harbors grows heavier each year. Until we remove the cause by protect ing these mountains forests from fire and reckless cutting we shall in- evitably expend increasing sums with out permanent results.
 Flight years ago. the movement for the purchase of these. forests took definite shape. While 1t has grown and is stronger now than ever. its merits should make it far stronger than 1t is, Therefore, am pleased at the organization of your association with the definite purpose of getting these forests established As I said in my last message to Congress. We should acquire in the Appalachians and White Mountain region all the forest lands that 1t is possible to acquire for the use of the Nation"
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 sented it's direct case. Tn great detail Smith described the entry of Thaw and his party. with the defendant was Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, Thomas Caleb and Truxton Beale. Mir. Smith repeated his conversation with Thaw which began by the latter saying he could only get three seats on the roof and intended stroiling by himself
 Mr. Smiths testimony followed that given at the first trial almost tndenti- caIly. Thaw asked him if he was do- ing anything In Wall Street, and said he thought certain stocks were very good. He asked smith if he was go- ing abroad in the summer and dis eussed with him the accommodations on several well known steamers.
 ''Thaw also asked me if knew any of the members of his party said Mir. smith. ''and wanted to know if re- membered a case in California in which Truxton Beale figured with another man and two women"
 Saw the Killing.
 The witness described what he saw of the kiliings saying he tried to get to Thaw, but a firesnan had thrown his arms about the defendant. Three shots were fired. The witness did not know until after he Had left the garden that the victim was his brother-inrlaw. Mir. Smiths direct testimony was com ciuded in half an hour and then Mir. LittIeton undertook his cross-examina- ton. The witness said Stanford White married his sister, but he did not see the architect very often. He never had gone to a roof garden with him He had written down his conversa- ton. and had repeated 1t from memory
 The witness said that he did moi | f~.sN. IA R,. kaIl Ing to him, but had one thrown oveI his arm as he entered the garden Smith testified at one time that al soon as Thaw left him on the garden roof he looked in the direction where Stamford White sat, Latey. he said ht did not know White was on the rool until some time after the shooting Mir. Littieton demanded to know whs the witness had sworn that Than was looking at White when he did nof know White was in the place Mir Smith shouted in response that he wal testifying to the best of his ability ana in view of subsequent events After saying he had immediately formed { mental note as to where Thaw wal looking the witness said later he hAC not reached that conclusion until aftel he knew who the victim was.
 Mir. Smith said that previous to thc night of the tragedy, he had nevel known of any difficulty or strained re lations between Thaw and White. MT Littleton referred frequently to ths Transcript of the witness's testimon, at the first trial. and asked impeach ing questions based upon 1t. At ont point Mir. smith said the record wal | in error. @re
 Smith was still under cross-examina tion when the luncheon recess was ordered.
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of late. He was just a boy suffering from the inflrmities of those gone be- fore him.
 Mir. Littleton was frequently inter- rupted by District Attorney Jerome to- wards his close. the ground of the ob- jections being that the presentation ot the case was too much of an argument. He also objected to the use of stan ford Whites name and was sustained.
 Mir. Littleton spoke for one hour and twenty minutes and at 4:ss ?. ID. sourt adjourned until tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
GEN. LEE OPPOSED TO
 BLUE AND GRAY REUNION

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 13-Gen. Steph- en D. Lee, commander-in-c chief of the United Confederae Veterans, declared that he was opposed to the proposed reunion of the Blue and Gray" at Washington in 1908.
 "Such reunion." he said. would bring veterans together on both sides who might be imprudent enough in bearing and language to give offense and bring bitterness where now there is good feeling. We should let well enough alone"
 General Lee is also opposed to the National Government pensionfng Con- federate veterans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
REPUBLICAN FRACTIONAL WAR.
County Board of Election Deeliaes te
 Take Any Action.

Take Any Action.
 Cleveland. O., Jan, 13-The County Board of Election today declined to take any action in the Republican Iac' tionai war until Thursday. By that time it is expected that Secretary of state Thompson will have Eendered decision as to his jurisdiction In the matter. ..ty
 The county Republicans are In a three-cornered contest with view 70 controlling the county organization. The Taft followers declare that Secres tary Thompson will undoubtedly up- hold the present committee. the mem bers of which are composed strictly of Taft supporters. The Forakerites made no move today but reiterated the statement that they would win out m the end. Thus far the third faction, which insists upon the endorsement of President Roosevelt for reelection has taken no decisive action.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
I.,- WI1narn,ra CnndIIIncr.

Detroit Mich, Jan. l3.--It was an. nounced here this morning through Congrsssman Dsnby. that Assistant Secretary of the Navy Truman New berry has withdrawn his candidacy for deleaate- Large to the Republican National Convention.
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tuy wita stories of the need for a de- farse fund if Thaw is to have . fair
 No arrests have yet been made but Thaw'S friends and lawyers have re- ported the matter to the police and asked them to keep lookout for the swindlers. s,iIal4S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
Cooke Allowed Bail.

Chicago. Jan. 13--Judge W. My Me- Ewen in the Coow County Superior Court announced this afternoon that he would issue a writ of habeas corpus applied for by attorneys for John A Cooke, the convicted circuit court clerk. Pending argument, he said, he would admit Cooke to bail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
A NEW sWINDLE.
Pamphlets Being Sold Describing
 Harry ThRw and His Wife.

Harry ThRw and His Wife.
 New York, Jan. l3.-plerks and ste nographers in the doFn town office buildings are being besieged by men and women who have .faund new swlndle.
 They sell pamphlets describing Harry K. Thaw and his wife and the killing of Stanford White claiming that they are raising a defense fund for Thaw. The pamphlets are Iurid to degree and at least one of them is written in verse. They sell for/a quarter and prospective purchasers are urged to
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wANTED--whits girls to do general houss- work in private homes: fair wRgeA moder. tuuitieA Those ~ho wish . situaticn and live out Of town auay write The Salvation Army. Montgomery, Ala Otherwise may call at si7 whitman St.. or 'phens .ssl.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14

The western Recorder. one of the 'Beptist Church publications, issued at Louisville, has new editor in the per- son of Rev, Calvin M. Thompson, who has been a very successful preacher in Kentucky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14

The Baptist Churches of AtIanta have arranged for a great revival in April:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
THE SHOE WEATHER

Of yesterday makes holes in your stock today What of tomorrow and the next dayf-for this winters Shoe weather is all yet to come. How are you fixed for iti
 A half million stock ready to ship, at your service, That's our message and mission to the merchants of Alabama.
 1908 starts off with RED SEAL quick step. An opening bill every day and an average of ten new accounts daily. These range from trial or ders of few cases to the equipment of city shoe store in Birmingham of s,455OO complete in one shipment to the last pair How's thatf y- Wouldn't it be worth while to have con nection with such base of suppIies-the sizes you want when you want themH ~ Mondays orders in time for Saturdays trade. There will be other busy Saturdays
 Catalog or Salesman
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MONEY TO LOAN.

= si00 o0O. co to loan on real estate at 6 per cont The state Abstract Co, No 17. & Perry street.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RBNT--TwO-stor brick building. 12s Lee street. 7Ox165 feet. until oetbOer lst. 1908. Just the place for wholesale store. warehouse manufacturing purposes VIII rent cheap. So1 \. Perry street, Abraham Bros. Horse & Mule Co -i2-u
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2 ELECTRIC LAMPS.

ELECTRIC LAMPS made out of your old kerosane one. Fixtures and ell kinds ao! brass goods rehnishsd. West Electric q Mfs Go. Phone 626,
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PRTNTTNQ

WANTEDp-Your printing for aaasrs. hllls of Iading. dray uckets circulars or any thing in printing that is . quantity. We have an automatic press. the only ene iM ,ha state Prompt service; eelephone uq at fsa Woodruff Co
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ENGRAVING.

wANTEp--You 10 illustrate your. ads with our cuts: they add 2S per csnL to the attraetiveness of any ad.; talk t ever with esS. --e2
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BUILDING.


 work will sell you a home terms to suit ycu. office 10 S. Perry. Phone III. ". E. soies & co. -~aet
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WoODENWARE.

For thorough broom aatisfacti0n ask your grocer for our Yellow Label Broams- Price fwsnty-fivo to fifty cents Five sra0ea
 Montgomery woodsnwars Co. Cor. Court and Jefferson street.
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VEHICLES
MTscELLANE0ua-

WE HAVE on hand new delivery wagons; also new one-horss draya ,Bowdoin Light Carriage Co -~t4
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITTEs.
LOST
HOT DRINKS.

FOR a delicious, refreshinR Grink, try Champagne or Grape Phosphate. at Haia &
 Goa They so right to that thirsty spot Pure CocacolR our speciality. --tf
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For S2.7so
REAL ESTATE

s-<-=--s-----N-s--e-.--- JAMES 0ALI4AGHER--Elefere Vfrur
 National and Fourth National Banks sg Montkomery. -~tk
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HEATING.

MONTGOMERY Heating and ventilaslng
 st.. and iao N. Court st.. 'Phons sso. if
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Vile Islanders and Lies.

And at that time, I want you to re- member said the lawyer to the ju- TOTS. there had been no vile islanders and lies told about this man--he had not been sunk to the bottom dress of society to which ne has been ascrIbed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14

OFFICE or store room for rent; room for two or three desks. 2t Bibb s.. Apply at clanoay's Hotel. --l9-tf
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I. K. ORR SHOE CO.,,
 Atlanta, Georgia Shoe Makers.

t\, Patronage of Southern factories keeps money O. in the South. What you send East and West
 rarely gets back
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14
FINANVLAL..

MONEYto loan on watches. diamonds. few. alry, guns and pistols: don't worry. your 10 us; our business is strictly confidentiai
 Montgomery Loan Go. --tf
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MULES AND HORSES.

 WE ARE receiving to car loads daily of those nice Tennessee and Kentucky mules. A lot of horses on hand. Coma Co Abraham Bros, Horse X Mule co.
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COAL COAL

OUR Acton HaIsnasis the best coal mined. we make no executions. It burns freely
 leaves no elinkers and few asheA Tpy eui nigh grade red ash nut Banks ceai Co, Phone res. -~ti
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14

PALMISTHY--start right consult a eonana. tent palmist. She gives advice on all hTriz ness affairs readings are soc. tent oppoeife the Grand Dexter Ave. Call today lt ls wntf worth your time and money. -~9a-sf MULEs-REMovAL-H ha~w moved to our large new atabies located AZ corner Perry Jefferson and Columbus streets. where we will be glad to ees AT of our customers and srier aa. 25o fo tfs head mules and horses on hand at all times, Abraham Bres-s HorBe & Mule ces
 --aa-te
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TRIAL MOVES
 WITH RUSH

! tcens,ssea from Page osel
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FOR RENT-A nice two story residence. in splendid neighborhood. convenient to car line: ct exceedingly low figures. Call to see us at once Ivey-Noblo Realty Co. 14
 South Perry St. -1-tf
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 teacher in childhood would be one of the most important witnesses for the' defense and would give her impres. sIons of the boy who seemed so unu- sual to her that<she had set down her observations of him in diary. He was a boy who lived apart from other boys and had no playmates.
 This teacher" said Mir. Littlefon. will tell you of the strange yasaries of the boy--whos ose mind at times flash. ed with the brilliancy of a star in the northern night, but at other times was wholly deficient. Her entry fin the dia- ry the day Harry Thaw came to school will tell you: "A quiet, distant, wide- eyed boy, who came today. could not speak a word that any of us could understand. MT. Littleton followed Thaw's ca reer through other schools and said he would produce the boys teachers. who would all tell of his strange actions.
 As A boy, Harry Thaw travelled abroad with his parents and at Rome and Monte Carlo was under the care of physicians. The doctor who attend ed him at Rome and the nurse who watched by his bedside at Monte Car To. Mir. Littleton said. would be pro- duced as witnesses. In Monte Carlo with a temperature of lO4 degrees Thavy got up and dressed himself while the nurse was out of the room, and went down town to meet some suppos- ed friends.
 In London in 1899 Thaw was again under the care of physician, who IS now upon the ocean to appear as witness tn the case. Thaw raved and complained of fever--wanted tons of Ice nlaced in the room--but when examin I'd had not a degree of tempsrature and this physician declared ThAw un- doubtedly insane.
 Vile Islanders and Lies.
 And at that time want you to re- member. said the lawyer to the ju- TOTS there had been no vile islanders and lies told about this man--he had
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FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.


 FOR RENTING room house on Wash ington street; gas and sanitary connect Ions Apply II. Yelverton, 5l3 Washington street --14
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-14

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room. Southern exposure, close to bath; suitable for one or two gentlemen; on car lipe. Call at 2ls Mildred. --1s-st
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-26
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The new school building. which was
completed Wednesday, was formally
opened for public inspection Fri
day. Refreshments were on sale by
the Village Improvement society, the
proceeds Of which will go toward pur-
chasing desks for the teachers. The
new building was authorized at sps-
cial village meeting held in March.
1906, which appropriated S25, 900. This
sum has been enlarged since by gifts
from various persons, 40 that tho new
building represents an approximate
expenditure of $4,000, The outside
walls are OF solid brick as are also
the partitions. All Of the rooms have
steel ceilings, and all doors leading ia
the exterior, swing outward. There
are also two means of exit so that
the building may he emptied speedily
and 1t Is considered that its destruc-
ton by fire Is practically an impos-
sibility. AS n means Of fire protec-
ton, reel of hose has been placed
on each floor. Each school room IL
fitted with electricity and there Is also
an excellent system OF ventilation
Tho construction OF the building has
been under the supervision Of com
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-26
FAIRFAX.

Her friends in Fairfax are pleased 20
learn that Mrs. Ray Lewis is very much
better.-Word has been received here of
the recent marriage of Maud A. Paris
of this place to Arthur r. Shelly of AL
burgh Springs. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. |. W. Paris.
Miss Effie Buck of burlington was
the guest of Mrs. W. s. Brush Saturday.
Samuel Phelps is i'll with the grip
Miss Lillian Buck of Mddletown Springs
is spending her vacation with her
brother, r. H. Buck,B. NJ Ballard |.
w Paris and ID. J. Norton went to st
Adams Monday as jurors on the Morgan
ana Hendrlck case. AS ii was settled
they came home Tuesday.-Fourteen
dogs have been licensed out of l4O. The
time for getting them licensed expires
April mo sugar OF any account has
been made here as yet.-Jol Town has
left school and gone to his home In Mil
ton very i'll with pneumonia.-I. A.
Webster and y. NJ Ballard attended the
road commissioners meeting at st. Al
bans Thursday Friday there will be "A
town meeting to elect lister.-E. ID,
Shepardson was In Burlington Monday.
James Ballard left Wednesday for Bos-
ton.-M V. Hicks was In st. Adams Mon
day.-Henry Look Is moving the house
that he bought OF Miss Mary Wheeler
on River street.-C. NJ. Cline has rented
the William Clark place.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-26
HYDE PARK.

Ex-Gov. Page and l., H. Lewis attended
the funeral of the Hon, r. c. Cristy at
Johnson Saturday.-Mrs A. n. Boynton
of Morrlsvillc was the guest OF Mrs
+, T.. Sawyer Friday-Mrs. Ethel Hol-
brook of Greensboro BEND spent Satur-
day here-Frank Reynolds OF Cambridge
was here Saturday.-Alex Laporte, who
has been spending the winter In Connect
icut, returned home Saturday-Capt.
Mcfarland of Waterville visited rela-
tives here Saturday.-The jail has one
lone occupant.-Several from here at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Lillian Jaynes
at Morrisvile Saturday Hol-
brook of the r. +, ID. force
will go to Burlington Monday
Mrs. NJ O. Lee melted a cake OF maple
sugar last week that was made 30 years
ago. II was sweet and in a good state
OF preservaton.-The Ladies' club have
In nreparat Ion an entertainment and
cial. the proceeds of which will he used
in improving Triangle park, at the east
ena OF the village.
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