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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
CITY NEWS.

The aldermen will meet at o'clock tonight. ..,
 Vote early, then look at Upson Singleton & Co.'S good clothes.
 The Rev J. c. Sycamore of Hamil. ton, Ont, has been rendered call to the pastorate of the First Baptist church. The Rev MT Sycamore is 8 native of England, but has resided in Canada for several years. Stop, look, read! We are head quarters for stove and furniture re- pairs; also will attend to your plumb ing, timing and jobbing. Telephone 1259-3 or drop postal to w. T Cor coran, & Son, 302 North Main street
 Captain Spencer of the Capitol po- lice in Washington, an organization entirely different and apart from the police department of the city, was in town to-day and called upon his old friend, Captain c. R. Ramon.
 The Irish Woolen Mills Co, Farrell ly & Dwyer, managers, have opened up at 151 Bank street, upstairs. They will make up overcoats, suits, trous- CTS, etc. at the lowest prices consist ent with best material and workman ship.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
The Miller &Peck Co

We have manufacturers line 0 MOHAIR PLUSH ROBES, slightl, imperfect, which we offer at the ex act wholesale prices.
 MOHAIR AUTOMOBILE ROBES extra large size, medallion centers SILK PLUSH AUTOMOBILE ROBES, black, blue or green backs fancy crushed plush Things. AT s5-Extra large Carriage Robes fancy Things, plain backs. AT s5.25-Extra large and fanc, < Medallion Robes. AT S6-Extra large Mohair' Robes Y fancy Things, plain backs, browns blues and greens. AT $7-Extra large Automobile
 Robes, fancy animal skin pat.
 terms.
 AT $S-Extra large Automobile
 Robes, the very best and largest
 mohair robe made. AT s10.5O-silk Mohair Prince
 Charming" Robes. 4
 Look over this lot of Robes, it will pay you.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
ESTABLISHED I84O.

Oldest and Most Complete Oes Men Boys High Glass
 Tailoring RghtyMae Clothing, Furnishings
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
MEETINGS TONIGHT

Boys club. ---...,,.
 Pequot club. .....
 Naturalist club. .. Board of Aldermen |- '+e Court Vigilant, F. of A. aESt at c. W. A.-Regular meeting
 Court G. Verdi, No 151, F. of A St Michael's drum corps, Watervillt Rosedale camp, No 9615, M. w of A.. -..,... Mattatuck lodge, No 1S7, N. E O. P. .......
 Brass City lodge, No 244, N. E o. P. .......
 St Michael's Altar society, Water vile. ......... Waterbury Typographical union No S29. .,...t..e ,t C.. w. A.-Shorthand and type writing, art work, millinery, dress making
 Waterbury Musicians Protective association. '~s Young Mems association of Sl Anne's parish.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
ITS PLEASANT

10 he Il politician and get nominated for office and then be elected when tho time arrives. But late years the candidate must go through a politi- cal campaign and allow the news papers and his opponents to tell the public all they know about him and lot which they don't know, but which they heard for gospel truth. Yes, and sometimes they will com- paro you to scoundrel, thief, back bitter, etc. For instance, a New York paper says you know MT so and SO, well you also know there are differ ent kinds of dogs-a pug, a setter, a pointer, bulldog, a terrier, a beagle, greyhound or any other useful dog is worthy of consideration But a Mcngrel. cur, quitting, sneakins, trsacherous, unreliable, not-worth- his-feed animal isn't worth much of discussion, therefore MT so and so must be "cur" and he stops, Well, those gentlemen eff they are such) must have had great training in their younger days. We think they must have been given cheap, trashy tea and coffee to drink; they certainly do not partake of the kind we sell else it would be impossible for them to use such language. Their brains are twisted. Therefore take warn- ing. Our tea, coffee and buttermill will give you good natural feeling toward your neighbor If in doubt try our 50 cent tea, 30 cent coffee or cent buttermilk at .as-.-- --.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
Furnishings for Men.

EVERY article that man requires can be found in I the center of our Bank street store. Underwear
 from soc to the finest made by Dr. Jaeger all derwear at $3.25 and all the between qualities ron crown unshrinkable at $3 is excellent natural wool very fine and durable, Roots Tvo in buff all good all wool garment other qualities in wool and heavy cotton ribbed underwear at $1 and $1 50. - q One of the novelties this season is to have your each $1 50 for the set we have them in all colors and they make very handsome set, three colorings give you good assortment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
ELECTION BULLETINS.

Complete returns from everywhere will be given by the Evening Democrat tomorrow evening just as soon us the votes are count cd. Look for the figures on the big screen opposite the Democrat office on Grand street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02

y OSA N 6OOo SAOOOA COLLARS
 we are strong on
 the Earl & Will
 son, carry every
 style they make, these are the best
 collars that you
 can buy, 25c six
 for $1.38, we
 carry their 15c
 collars two for 25c in the same styles as their 25c
 quality, all sizes, M as we'll as half
 sizes in both quail ities.
 'G Sweater Jack cts, our $3.5O is extra good value, better jackets at $4, $4.5O and $5, our best selling line is $6, this in cludes Dr. Jaeg- CTS jacket, very fine and durable, Quaker k nit and. Fr enc hk in gray, white and heather shad es. Our heaviest jackets are ST. 7.5O and $S. Boys Furnishings in Our Boys Store" Here you will find just as good for the boys and just as large a line of sweaters, gloves, und e r-I wear and hose as in our mems de- partment. J. B. MuIIings & Son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11


 This school is the pioneer Alabama School 10 offer library work as a regu- lar school course. The equipment o5 the department is not yet sufficient to offer the course as major technical work; t. is given as a minor that is two. periois a week are devoted to class work.
 The library class Is composed of six studeist members and one feacner. Miss Alice wyman. the instructor in the work. has made such progress leave the care of the library entirely k in their hands during her. absenfes while attending the Library Associa- This morning by appropriate exer- icises the class in junior English ceie- brated the Ter-centenary of Mutonss birth All the interesting facts that could be. gained from magazines ior book about the great man or his work
 were given py the classes; Ine ana s4n fhe hymn. .on the Morning of Christs Nativity" were read as typical poems. This afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Mrs A Parks entertained the embroid- cry Club at her beautiful new rest Few guests in Montevaiio have en- Ioyed' more pleasure than those who went Wednesday afternoon in response to the following invitation sent out Dy 1 Mrs. Jaines Alexander Moore: won. you wear an old-time costume ana nu | bring your needle and thimnie 70 my I.dutitiur party: from 3 to 6 "Wednesday l afternoon, December 9?'s The party was given In honor of Mrs. James F. Haley and Mrs Nannie V. Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

Officials of American and National
 Leagues Exchange FeIieftatfeus.
 New York. Dec. 10.--A novel fea- ture of today's' two baseball leagues. annual meetings. was joint social gathering of these two organizations.
 At the suggestion of President Ban Johnson of the American aggregation. representatives of the American and National Leagues exchanged felicita- tions in the Waldorf Astoria. All the members of the American League were represented and ali of the National except New York, which has not ap. peared at any of the sessions.
 The meeting was called for no spe- cifc purpose save that of harmony, and a wish to foster a spirit of co-op- eration. President Pullian, of the Na- ti0naI League, said that as the Amer ican League had departed from tirne- honored custom by holding it's annual meeting In this city, the National League would reciprocate by holding It's spring schedule meeting in Chi- cago.
 At the. concluding session of the American League, c. w. Sonners, of Clexalard. wac re~elactnd vicesPreai- dent and& the Board of Directors was made to cbmprtse the presidents of the Detroit, S Louls Philadelphia and Washington c1nba
 F The National League voted to cre~ ate a fund for the erection of 6 mon .urnent to the memory of Henry Chad wick, 'the father of American base ball."
 . Resolutions were adopted in memory of Frank dc Haas Robinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
WOULD AMEND
 ATHLETIC RULES

Tuscaloosa. Dec. Io.--(special. )-- pr. Eugene A. Smith, chairman of the faculty on athletics at the University. left this morning for Knoxville. Tenn, to attend the annual meeting of the Southern Intercollegiate Association.
 pr. Smith will persent for the Uni- versfty of Alabama three amendments and if these are accepted Alabama will not withdraw from the S. l. A. A.
 The three amendments are as fol- lows:
 To Section 1 of Article K. add the following: But this rule shall not be son who. before entering college. and in ignorance of the rules of this assocla- ton may have made himself technically ineligible.
 read as follows: No football player shall be eliglbe unless he has been in attendance in the college for at least five months of preceding session, during which time he must have pur- sued In a manner satisfactory. to the faculty a course of study such as is required in Section 5 oe Article K.
 Either repeal Sections IS and 1t of Article K. or else repeal Section 1s and amend Section IS to read as fol- a college tn this assoctation, plays on any summer baseball team. organized and supported by an individual. or company or associesion or men m ceives while playing on any team more than his actual expenses, shall be eIi~ gible in any branch of sport on team of this association.
 The last football game of the sea- son In this city will be played on the University campus the afternoon of December II, between the Tuscaloosa High School team and the team from the Marion Military Institute. The game will be an interesting one. as the high school team has made Q good record the past season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
DEATH or TEDDY.

Birmingham. Dec., 1o-(speciaD-- The police are still Investigating the murder mystery surrounding the kill Ing of Reuben Teddy, the young white man who died few days ago from knife stab wounds in his back and side.
 It is practically known that Freddy engaged in a hand to hand conflict with two negroes near the corner of Third Avenue. and Seventeenth Street. In fact the police know of two or three men who saw the difficulty. A negro woman was involved in the tragedy.
 Efforts are being made to apprehend the negroes who participated In the difficulty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
ELECTION OF OFFICERS Y BY KNIGHTS OF OLUMBUS

' The Knights of Columbus held 2 very enthusiastic meeting last night in their Council Chamber. Tn addition to the regular business there was the eiAction of officers. The folloYtng of- dcers wer~ elected: Hugh Meehan, Grand Knight A. p. Kohn, Deputy Grand Knight; Christopher Bailey. Chancellor; John Sheens Recordin Secretary; Llnehan. Financial Secretary; M. A. VincentellL Treas urer: W H. Kohn, Lectureri M. n. Allen, Advocate; R. B. Whittaksr, Guard; D. J. Downs. Outside Guardi F. M. McDonough, H. M. Simpson Jas. M Mcintyre, Trustees; Rev. Dem his Savage, Chaplain.
 Immediately after the election the members retired to the adjoining room where they enjoyed an excellent sup per which had been prepared for them
 The Knights of Columbus have en- joyed most prosperous year in every way and are about to increase tneii already large membership by initiat- ing larRe class in the near future
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
MONTGOMERY LOSES
COLUMBUS BASKET BALL TEAM
 TURNS THE TABLE.
The Game Was Interesting, Although Rather One-sided--susOnG and
 Hall Did Some Splendid Playing.

Columbus, Ga. Dec. o.-tSpecial.)-- In a game that was interesting. al- though rather one-sided. the Columbus Y. M. CA. basketball team defeated the Montgomery team tonight by a score of 36 to 10.
 It was seen from the beginning that the locals, whose team work was es- pecially strong, had the advantage, and at the end of the first half, the score was 14 to in their favor.
 Susong and Hall of the visitors, did splendid work, but the game put up by the Columbus team was steady and clock-like. but in no way sensational. The game was largely attended and was quite a social event.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Thirteen Rabies Patients on
 Hand, But Work Is Unhindered

Summing up the history of rabies treatment by the State yesterday. found that luckless number, tiirteen, of patients on hand. But those in charge have taken courage. The day of the month was not the 13th, or a multiple thereof, nor was it Friday.
 But even had it so been the patients the Pasteur treatment is certainly get ting results. It has already marked an advance of science in Alabama. Not only Is 1t a scientific step forward, but 1t is an institution of the noblest charity, according to those who are oonversant with conditions In this and other Southern States.
 To reach q helping hand to the suf- ferfng is the plan of the State Health Department. To the diseased poor Is this hand extended. and offers all the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

modern aecessories of treating those unfortunates who have been the vic- tim of nad-dog- bites.
 The work goes on in the Capitol. in ogist on the third floor. That results hays been achieved is shown by the record, In less than two months an even dozen cases have been cured by the Pasteur treatment.
 So inviting are the terms on which the State undertakes this work that a rapid growth in the rabies enroll No charges are made for the treatment. Only board and lodging while the pa- tients are in Montgomery are the ex- pehses. This makes 1t possible for the indigent suffering to obtain treat ment who could not travel outside the State as they were forced to do prior to this opportunity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Bond Issues Get Endorsement
 of Commercial Club Directors

The Board of. Directors of the Mont gomery Commercial Club. in special session Thursday night passed resolu- tons indorsing the municipal bond issue to be voted on Dec. 14. At the meet ing of the business men. more than industry in, the city and seeing the pressing need for the improvements in the city, thel business men decided to lend their influence toward upbuildlng Montgomery. By unanimous vote the following resolutions were passed:
 Whereas. the highest development of our city and State, call for better education. both in the higher branches and in tEe manual and industrial arts, which cannot be had without adequate facilities adapted to such purposes. the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

immeasurable benefits of which win be enjoyed by future generations as well as by the present; and.
 whereas, the chief means to that end is the erection of a high school building. with splendid equipment for such education. which can be secured only by the issue of bonds; and, proposed bond issue to be voted on Dec. 14 are, deemed to be meritorious and important. be it
 Resolved, That the Board of Direc- tors of this club expresses It's unQuali- fled and hearty approval of the pro- posed bond issue for that purpose, and calls upon ali good citizens to vote and use their Influence to secure It's
 The Board then adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
MoNTEvALLO NgEs.

Monteva1lo. Dec. 1o-tSeciall --Miss Rubv I,awhon. who was lslled to Bir-
 ss61asll llSsssy h kha daathGnf her uncle sa VI .,.efsrne es And resuEfHsy5 li CT cfasess at the Alabama Girls Industrial School.
 Miss Mary Cameron, member or the senior class of ther abama Girls TnStstriai school. is Attending the strsrv Associatton in Annfston. Miss 1-.,,,ar1v, took the couxse in library s,,e+sv s+ the Library Skhool In Mont xof1leFy last summer. he IS q mefnosr Of the class in library work which naE been organized this yhar Tor the sIirs1 time at the Girls Industrial School.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
auen For Convlct,n I1eath.

Birmingham, Dec. 10-(SpeciaD-- Susan E. Rollins. as administratrix. has filed salt in the city court against the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Company. for $25.0O0 damages. The allegations in the petition are that Andrew 4. Rollins. a short time cop- .vict. was beaten by another convict until he died. The company is held re- gponsible in the suit for the death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Iuawe. Enalange Benehea.

Decatur Dec. l0.--tSpeciaI.)--~Jud e. c. Nesmith of Birmingham will preside over the Morgan County Law and Equity Court, in Decatur during the first week in January. and Judge Thomas W. Vert, Judge of this court, will hold court for Judge Nesmlth in Birmingham during that week. The exchange Is made on account or Judge Wert being interested In some case set for trial here during the first week of January.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
STEAMER LUCILLE.
"a. v...I Wharf About Midnight With A.e H-N aaa.n.lInneOnaa EEelgh1.

yglt Y.0rnI Wharf AbOut MluHIHHt WIV" Miscellaneous Freight.
 Ahout midnight last night the steam a. TIucilie of the Independent line raached the local wharf with big tot of miscellaneous freight, 2,00O sacks of cotton seed and some cotton from Oa S,.,,S IandinRs in the lower river. Jack aayE- first clerk and part owner of inc Lucille. left his boat at Selma and came to Montgomery on the Western train 3S from Selma at 7:50 yesterday morning.
 Al an early hour this morning the Tuciile left for Selma and Mobile with a good manifest. the bulk Of 1t being export cotton for New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME

WE DIFFER as a special a 100 piece genuiA coin gold decorated dinner set for 5O. cash or easy payments; also a ST niece set for ST.50. Thea if your purchases of us during 1909 amOdnt to S75.00 we re- fund entire purchase price of dinner set
 A q Rhodes & Son Co -iO-30t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
wANrED-rEMALE HELP.

wANTED-white girls to do general house. work fn private homes: fair wagess moder- ate work good treatment and good opDor. turttIea Those who wish c situation and live out of town may write The Salvation Army, Montgomery, Ala Otherwise may call ct sli Whitman St.. or phone zs1t. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
MULTTGRAPH LETTEps


 QUOTATIONS. etc. In facsimiio of rsSeScs Upewriting done; names and addrosses frs serted 70 match and envelopes addressed where desired. D. l.. Davant TypAwrffas ry, First National Bank Bldg. ess
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
XMAS CARDS.

o,Tp I,na of Xmas post cards is this year SSpEsr Sp than ever. All prices. We . have aye
 the IoFs stnss ana many other novelties. Little Psint Store. Ii N Perry st "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

 = ~ nSs made on improved real estate; R. q atrInsfeliow, SIS First NationAI 6ank PlAR., P. o. Box SS$.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
ENGRAVING.

= -o,.- @6@ SSfSh WANTMD-YOu to illustFats yoes @oS VIE tSS sttyasssiVsnesa ot Any ad talk h over WStn 7rha GAv0rttaaR BBgrevinE Company
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
PLUMBING.

ALL KINDS of piumSinE @orr 5SsS tion guaFanteed. F. t. BresslnSh.as'- ss e
 Lawrence sE. Phone Ssb. ''s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
FOUND.

FOIJNp Finest line of wall papers and nicture frames in city. See the b. O. Mich.
 ois Co. at 2Is Dexter Ave, at once. Phone 2ss2 --Ia-20t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
TYPEwRITERs AND REpArRs

REBUILT Densmore ass. rebuilt Repaing. ton ss9. Other makes from 415 up. Ris- bons T5c each. for s1.7B. All makes re-
 20 Commerce SG w
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS

THE greatest pleasure comes from Snh- stantial gifts at Christmas. You'll ba pleased with our array of furniture .a pets chinRware. glassware. rugs and othsr home comforts. Sure to be yveloor,ad sa Christmas gifts sure to pleasing rennare brances all the year round. Come in~-ha,.e a look A. c. Rhodes & Son Co -a5- aaS rons will please take notice that bavs moved my office to number 70S e 7eS BsiI Building. W: 4. Saffold. General Insurs nes and Bonds. Phone iae. --9S-sof WANTED-T0 buy. We want aome good yellow pine, cypress. rod cedar and hard wood tracts to meet inquiries we now have and are getting constantly. Write us at once with full information. PenSacoIs Realty O., Box No. 27, Pensacola. Eta.
 eyed -Exi-snn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
TAGGING AND TIES.

wF CAN save you money on second hand
 baERfug and tlea See write us before buying. M. sabel Son Montgomery, Ala,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
wANTED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-Boy 12 to 14 years old with bicycle, to collect. Apply to L. Sternfeid,
 second floor Winter building, over Levy stein's. corner Dexter and South Court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
FINANCIAL.

A CUSTOMER of ours wanfS - z.
 ss.00O.oO for IF months on Montgouaarv r1s.- erty worth S15.O00.00. See us le ,,-s, ppsoP- the cash Montgomery Abstract co. teIss PnoHs v. --2T-se MONEY TO LoAN-Loan on irnprovns .sS,. real estate and Montgomery county ssrny. land J. z, Hardaway Co. s0s Bsif Hsid.. - Phone l4bb. N@'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
wANTED-sALEsMEN

WANTED-Two city aalesmen e1S.00 per week: $500 required for sample case. Ap- ply Imperial Hotel. Room 90. !. T. Mil- Ter. -S-1
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
PERSONAL.

WE are going. to have some men xmas good sRes.h Rs .hen,. Special brass dolls bed. sstsrdayS % and Mondays 4sc .h". rss1lass s. SS aSS value. IS inches Ions li laSns two pillows le iasnny ihenos fop. All draperies and cover, snSs of Beautifully lowered eSStonne | dnSi. nse i omeI omn., ana 1ath, A. c. Rhodes & Son So:
 ~oTT LIKE a straight corn whiskey.
 IF A AOC e5 s5 and try four full quarts sehG sehk'S choice old Corn. express prepaid
 sstIsfaction guaranteed. D. F. Long, 1sek. 1s,S.
 sonyille, Fla
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
Bus1NEss opPoRTuNITrEa


 WANTED-CApitalist to back new offsn. proposition; will develop evory county Ss Alaoama only sS.OO0 needed. Profitg iayga No risk. Address Charles Marlowe esr. Advertiser. iT-m-wS tu Saes -. WE'LL wait for our money if th- -. season hnds you without as much rss Is. cash as you need to Ego round" You csi, monthly bits And you pay no yeor@ ss - - you would pay other stores spot cash A. e. Rhodes & Son Co. -I54at FOR sAI4E-Oid established ilouor burlva.. In Jacksonville. Florida. Now doing sshola- sale and fmatl order business thTougkns.e Fiortda, Georgia and Alabama. win Es~~ closest investigation. As ownar vgimhea "a - tire. good chance for right party As6~ss~ sonville, Florida. ss --
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
BAsEBALL mAoNATEs.

Bemutigy yeur Home--suy HictuKca.
 TressIar's StmdSo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
FURNITURE.

s--~--~-~-~----->----N FURNITURE-Ws pack and ship your fur niture; we repair and refinish your furnl- ture. Geo. B. Wragg Furniture Co.,, Phone sss. -tf NOW ie the time to select for Christmas from our stock of Morris Chairs, Ladies
 Decks, chlldren's rockers Cash or credit. Clay & Sightler, 38 Commerce Se. ~-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
ELECTRICAL WORK.

ELEVATOR and motor work a gpeetsfess
 Electrical repairs. John U. Frey. ITE eSe MOntsomery St.. telephone s3s7. --sa@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11
wANTED-BoARDERs.

WANTED-Table boardera and roomers req
 sonable rates and good service at BIS Wash
 ington, Telephone 1856. -7-St SEVERAL Gentlemen boarders wanted. Ap- ply at 411 Jefferson. or phone 2095. 7-bt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

FOR sALE--4 room house near |. < Ms ahnps. brings $72.0o rent. Price SSO: SesV
 ynvRs' nyea Iet Thin valuable property In midst as Sxstiroad yards and factory sites has 's,rosneetiye value. Jones, Ray & Fierce.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-11

TOT, RENT-Three unfurnishsd rooms .a al. connected on ground floor near sn' s,,;tasie msnsmsi ms,,t housekeeping. Address Y.. care Advertiser.