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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-03-21
TAKE NOTICE.

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the plumbers.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Criticlses the President.

Poughkeepsie. Oct. 2s.-The upstate tour of William J. Bryan today. despite the rain, attracted immense. cheering crowds. conss hous for the number of working sf among them.
 The D 1cratic candidate exhibited surprising vigor even though 1t was after o'clock this morning when he retired, and concluded. perhaps, the hardest day of his campaign. Mir. Bryan pleaded for support both for the State and the national tickets. The candidates on the Congressional and State tickets. he told the people. are bearing the brunt of the fight and are deserving the suffrage of the peo- pie.
 We are appealing to the moral sense of the country" he said at Ossining, and other places, "in our effort to purify politics and to secure a disclosure of the source of campaign funds, that the people may know before the election what influences are at work"
 He everywhere assailed the Republi- can party, for, as he claimed, having no plan for relief from the financial panic and business depression. The Demo- cratic party, he insisted. is fighting it's battle not merely to distribute a few offices or to win honors for a few men. but in the interest of the people who are crying out for reforms.
 In his speech here, which was lis- tened to by a great throng. Mir. Bryan referring to the Presidents endorse ment of Mir. Taft, said: The President seems to find 1t necessary to endorse his appointee over and over again If an endorsement Is good once should be enough" ]"
 Attention also was called by MT Bryan to the Presidents action in the campaign. and he got a mighty out burst of applause when he said that in Europe a King could give the crown to his son. but in America, the Presf- dent can not give the executive chair to any one, That belongs to the peo- ple."
 Speeches were made at Hastings. Tarrytown. Ossining, Peekskill Cold Spring. Fishkill. Rhine Cliff. Hudson, Rensselaer,. Albany. Schenectady. and Troy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
KERN IN INDIANA.
Candidate Is Greeted By Large Audi

ences.
 Elkhart, Ind, Oct. 2S-Electric cars, steam railroads and automobiles were utilized in turn today by John W. Kern, Democratic Vice Presidential nominee. in covering the itinerary through the northern part of Indiana in his speaking campaign.
 The finish was dash from Goshen to this city. a distance of ten miles by automobile. At each of the five pofn:s visited enthusiastic crowds of good proportions greeted the nominee, and while there were fewer of the familiar saiutations than marked his progress yesterday through the south, there was no lack of evidence of pride and enthusiasm for the candidate on the part of the Democrats who crowded about him at every opportunity
 MT. Kern's speeches were in the main lines previously covered by him and were brief. owing to a growing hoarseness and to fatigue.
 After the meeting here tonight which filled BuckIen opera House MT Kern and party left over the Lake shore Railroad for Chicago to make connections there for Indianapolis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Bulgarian Assembly Meets.

Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct 2s.-The Four teenth National Bulgarian Assembly was convened in It's autumn session this afternoon. The speech from the and was eminently pacific in character He defended the recent course of his Government.
 His majesty drove from the palace to the Parliament and this was made the occasion of a brilliant military display. The Bulgarians were massed in great crowds along the route. which was lined with special troops from the garrison, with regimental flags, which for the most part were new. for few of the Bulgarian regiments have participated in any fighting.
 salute of twenty-one guns was fired as the royal procession issued from the palace grounds in the center of the town. The Emperor's carriage moved quickly through the streets and everywhere his majesty was greeted with enthusiastic cheers which were redoubled when Ferdinand reached tha buildings.
 The Empress had arrived twenty minutes earlier and had taken her seat in the royal box opposite the speakers tribune The Emperor wore a gen. erals uniform of green and was ac- companied by General Savoff, comman- der in chief of the army. Tn his trip to the Parliament buildings he was escorted by platoons of horse guards in bright red tunics with white plumes.
 The Cabinet awaited his majesty on the terrace fronting the Sobranje and led the way into the chamber, talk. ing their places around the foot of the throne. Tho king seated himself and read his. speech. He then arose and uncovered and called for cheers for '"rhe Bulgarian Czardom and peo- nle." to which those gathered within the buildings heartily responded.
 A typical passage of the message Is as follows:
 Peace and prosperity are inscribed on the banner which was unfurled at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
stood in Rainstorm.


 Rensselaer,, N. r.. Oct. 2S.--A large crowd. including smany men employed in the division round house of the New York Central Road, stood in a heavy rainstorm today to hear ". J. Bryan speak.
 As Mir Bryan mounted the plat form, workman held up a dinner pail and shouted. Hello. Bill. here's an empty dinner pail." The crowd cheer ed.
 Mr Bryan devoted himself exciu- sively to a discussion of the labor question.
 Styles seem to have changed" he remarked. They are not wearing the dinner pail so full as they used to, and they seem to be so much smaller than they were. and yet the same party that deceived the laboring man with the full dinner pail eight years ago is trying to deceive them now with the threat of a panic. Unfortunately for the Republican Party, the people are so absorbed in the thoughts of the panic they now have. that they have not time to be scared about another panic"
 That, however he said. was not the reason why the Republicans faced tho election with consternation and fright.
 eThe Republican Party" he de- clared. has no plan that looks to the refer or the people on any ques- tion, and they cannot we'll present a plan for relief because, having been in power for twelve years. they are responsible for the very things from which the people need relief"
 Mir. Bryan called attention to the four labor propositions in the Denver platform and, referring to Mir. Taft's opposition to the trial by jury in cases of indirect contempt said that sev- era1 yaara ago Senator CuI1om pre- scented the petition of S00.000 men ask ing for such a law. Mir. Bryan de- nied that it was an attack on the ju. dietary to ask for such juries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Conference on Night Riding.

Memphis. Tenn, Oct. 28.--An im- portant conference of five Governors of as many States regarding the night riders situation and regarding the suggestion of remedial measures, will pobably be held in Memphis during the progress of the coming mass meet ing of cotton growers and allied in. terests.
 Acting on the suggestion of Harvie Jordan, President of the Southern Cot ton Association, and following the ex- press intention of Governor NJ. R. Patterson to invite such conference at an early date, every effort is being put forth to have the meeting held at Memphis.
 It Is generally recognized that the night rider situation in certain sec- tions of the country Is paramount even to the low price of cotton with the cotton growers and ginners. and 1t is believed that the big mass meeting to be held in this city on November IO-12 Is the logical place for the Gov ernors' conference. It has been sug-, gested that the conference be held on November Ii.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Minister is offended.

Belgrade. servia, Oct. 2S-M .sergul. eff, the Russian Minister to Servia, is much irritated over an unpleasant incident which occurred last night On the frontier between Servia and Hun. gary
 Ser1lin, directly opposite Belgrade, for the purpose of meeting his wife there when returning, he was detained and roughly handled by the Austro- Hun garian police. who ransacked his bag gage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Reception af PceIx~,xslr

Peeksklli, N. Y.. Oct. 2s.-w. J. Bryan got rousing reception here today.
 He gave a five minute talk from the rear end platform of his car to a big crowd of workingmsn. who rush. ed out of their places of employment. bareheaded and eoatless to near him. He hastily explained his platform and charged that the Republicans were resorting to deception in the argu- ments they now were making.
 T trust the tide which is running in the direction of our party" he said. twill continue to swell until election day. and until we hear that New York is in the Democratic icol- umn"
 Mrs. Bryan was heartily cheered also as she appeared on the platform just as the train was pulling out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

Tirnovo October 5. and count on my valiant and progressive people to as- sist me in the defense of our right eous cause of securing peace and spreading the work of civilization In the Balkans"
 Continuing the Emperor promised to reimburse all just claims against his government He made no reference to Turkey. but he mentioned his recent reception by Emperor Francis-Joseph as proof of the Benevolent attitude of Austria Hungary.
 He closed in expressing the hope that Russia would not desert this new Slavish empire. which was her own offspring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Two KilIed by Auto.

Vienna, Oct. 2S.-CapL CIaFence Vyner. a rich American resident of vienna, started two days ago on a motor tour for England with Mime. Bettin of Chile. At Traunstein, a town of Upper Bavaria, about twenty miles from Salzburg. the motor car met with an accident today while de- scendIng a steep hill. Mme Bettin and the chauffeur were instantly killed and Captain vyner was seriously in f1red,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
CrnDa Jury wnI Continue.

Union City, Tenn. Oct. 2S.-DesPlte rumors that because of alleged viola ton of law in calling the special grand jury to investigate night rider out rages, in that thirty days notice pub lication in county newspapers was not made. that body will continue It's work. Attorney General Caldwell said to- night.
 ''The grand jury now in session will remain in session without postpone ment until full. complete investiga- ton Is made and indictments returned"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
KILLS MRS. ToRRENCE.
Negro Boy Shoots Woman Near Snvan-
 nah. Ca.

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 nah. Ca.
 Savannah. Ga. Oct. 2S.-Seated in a rear room of her home at Pooler near Savannah. today. Mrs, W. E. Terrence, wife of an engineer, was fred upon and instantly killed by Sol omon Riley. a negro boy. The boy was arrested.
 This afternoon a party of thirty men bent upon lynching the negro. left Savannah by train for Pooler ArriV- ,1sr there however, the crowd found that the negro had been brought to Savannah by Deputy Sheriff R. W. Westcott.
 The officer had concealed the hoy beneath lap robe and driven into the city in a buggy. Riley is In jail here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
J. NJ. KERR VERY ILL.

New York. Oct. 2S-James NJ. Kerr, Democratic National Committeeman from Pennsylvania who has been i'll some time at his summer home at New Rochelle, N. Y. is reported to be in a serious condition. w. J. Bryan visited Mir. Kerr on Monday and the excitement of the visit Is said to have caused a relapse.
 Mir. Kerr is suffering from liver troubles. It is possible that an oper- ation may be necessary to save his life,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
FURNITURE.

A sPECTAI-A genuine coin gold decorated 100 Iiece dinner set. only s9 50 cash, or weekly payments; also a genuine coin gold decorated 57 piece dinner set. only N. 70. purehass price refunded If you buy SIS Worth of goods of uB within twelve mOnths. A. c. Rhodes & Son CO. 20S-zll Aontgom- cry St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

Isthmian Canal Zone. reports that cases of malaria among employees Is showing a material decrease. During September of last year there were ad- mitted to the hospitals 1,Sl1 cases. while thls year there were in Septem- ber only I.410 cases of malaria. With in the past two years. he states. there has been no case of yellow fever or bubonic plague In the canal zone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Crown Prince in Russia.

St. Petersburg, Oct. 2s-Crown Prince George of Servia. arrived here today from Belgrade and has been lodged in the inter Palace. He was given an ovation outside the railroad station as he made his way through to his car riage, by crowd of several hundred persons.
 Before the train bearing the Prince arrived. the police cleared tie station, much to the disappointment of the deputations of Servians and Bulgarians, who were prepared to deliver speeches of welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
w,n neten.e Re.erviata.

Paris, Oct. 2S--It was Iearhed heFe authorItatiyely today that the Bulgar- ian Government. in view of the cessa- tion Of the military preparations on inc part of Turkey, and acting upon the advice of the powers, had decided 10 release tomorrow 75,000 reservists who have been aeld to the colors.
 It ig hoped that this measure will reduce the tension between Sofia and Constantinople.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
DUMA IN SESSION
RUSSIAN LAWMAKERS PLUNGE
 INTO BALKAN MATTER.
1TakIokeR, q Constitutionai Democrat, Makcs a Vigorous Attack on
 the Government for Knas...la

the Government for
 aGagKing- People.
 St. Petersburg, Oct. 2s--The autumn session of the third Russian Dune was opened this morning and the sit tings of the council of the Empire began this afternoon.
 The fact that this Is the first time a Russian parliament has come 10 its second session gives much satistac- tlon and raises the hope that the pres ent Duma will be of far greater ser vice to the country than was eitner the fsrst or the second.
 In the Tauride palace the deputies plunged immediately Into the Balkan situation. by means of an urgent in- terpellation to which all the parties subscribed.
 M. Maklakoff constitutional Demo crat. made a vigorous attack on the Government. He declared that the ar- nexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina hy Austria Hungary was a national o,,estton and that the attempts Of the royernment to gag the voice Of the nation were intoierable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
tse.uIt of An UItimatum.

Sofia. Bulgaria. Oct. 2S-The decls- ion of Bulgaria to disband Its reserves and make a fnnLcial compensation to Turkey was brought about by the presentatin of what was practically an ultimatum by Great Britain. France and Russia. who were supported by Ger many and Italy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
nerhnm Up For Life.

Manila, Oct. 2s.-Private Michael Berham. of the 1st Cavalry, who ran amuck at Camp Stotsenburg last May and killed four of his comrades, was sentenced to life imprisonment today by the trial court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
servin rfay Go to War.

London. oct. 2S.-M. Milovics. the Seryfan Premier. who arrived here yesterday. in. an interview today. de- cIared that the Servian Government re- dispensable. so that by linking herself with Montenegro and acquiring an out let to the sea. Servian aspirations might receive in measure compensa- ton for the shattered hopes involved In the Austrian annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
 Austria's refusal to grant Servia's moderate demand. in the opinion of M. Milovanovics. would compel Servia. against her. will, to prepare cafmy but resoutey to defend her very ex- istence. She woud not enter upon a rash war Of adventure. but woud be ready when the time came to fight to the last day for her Independence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
wANTED-sITUATIoN.

WHEN in need of a swift writer-for cor respon dence, copying, etc., address J. O. Reid, Gen1 Del, city. V NANTED-Position as stenographer. by young lady with several years experience. also good knowledge of general office work; 6rst class references. Address "E. J." Box 126. e WANTUD-Position by registered druggist with 10 years experience, can furnish best references Address P. o, Box. Elba' Ala A YOUNG man desires position us stenogra- pher have had experience and can furnish good recommendation Address X Z' Au. VertiHer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Alfonao at saragoaaa.

saragossa. Spain. Oct. 2s.-King AL fonso ofaclated today at the unveiling of a monument to the defenders of Sar- agossa in 1908. He was given hearty reception by the populaee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
MuLTIGEAPH LETTERS.

QUOTATIONS, etc. in facsimile of perfect typewriting done; names and addresses in- serted 10 match. and envelopes addressed
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Hing Leasler Ia IHcId.

Camp Memo. Samburg, Tenn. Oct. 28. The ring leader of the might riders" in, this section, 1t is believed. is prls- oner at the camp here. His name is Garret Johnson.
 It is the general opinion that John son. if he can be compelled to talk, could tell more about the recent out rage than any other man. under arrest. Not less than seventy men who have been connected actively with night riding in this territory are under ar- rest, and enough. evidence has already been collected to hang at least four men.
 The confession of Tod Burton is the sensation of the day both here and at Union City, and it is believed that he has not yet told all he knows about the killing Of Captain Rankin.
 John F. Cochran, the man captured after. a chase on the lake, has con- fessed that the. night rider outrages have included the whipping of women. One woman was whipped for leaving her husband and another for being of i'll repute.
 The latest report to reach here from Tiptonville is that Tod Burton has broken down completely and that his confession duplicates three hundred men from obion county. One hundred others are believed to be guilty. Even the oath taken by night riders has been confessed although the officials will not make public the exact word- ing.
 The seventy or more prisoners now in camp are closely guarded, and Gar ret Johnson, the leader, together with his brother, Tom, and William Watson are kept in solitary confinement!
 From present indications there is absolutely no possibility of further trouble, though the troops may be kept here for some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
BRYAN ON PLATFORM
tcoatIpned from Page onel

Fishkfil, Poughkeepsie. Rhineciiff. Hudson. Renssaolaer, .'chenectady and Troy.
 Everywhere along the line of traval immense crowds turned out in the rain to hear him. His reception at Schen- ectady was notable. Two of his three speeches were made in the open air 10 employees of the locomotive works and the General Electric Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
wANTED-RooM OR BOARD

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
FIRE PROOF SAFES.

FOR sALE-Or exchange. new and second hand fire and burglar safes, vault doors
 screw door bank safes all steel furniture and filing devices. Standard Show Gases. NJ Burke Co -s0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
BAGQING AND TIES.

WE CAN save you money on second hand haEginR and ties. See or write us before buying M. sabel Son, E atgOmery, Ala;
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WANTED.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
Got Tnto Wronn state.


 Camp Memo, Samburg,e Tenn. Oct. 2s. A lack of Knowledge of the country was the cause of the violation of the Constitution of the United States yes terday by Captain Rogan. U. s. A. when he marched a body of armed men across the border Into Kentucky search ing for night rider suspects.
 Captain Rogan was in command of a detachment operating in the extreme Northern part of the State and after some hours marching, found himself in another State. =. sa.a
 The matter, together with an expla- nation. has been reported to the Gov ernor of Kentucky
 Camp Memo is pitched near the Hamlet of Samburg. located close to Reeifoot Lake, about eleven miles from the Kentucky state line.
 Night Rider Romance.
 Camp Memo, Samburg, Tenn, Oct. 2S. Miss Maud Brewer, daughter of Will liam Brewer. who lives near here. has been in camp to see. some of the pris- oners, and it now develops that the black dress which the lady wears is worn in mourning for a lover. who, 1t Is believed, was killed during the night riders raid near Hickman. Ky. sev- eral weeks ago, when some negroes were their victims.
 The name of her lover is not known. He never returned from the raid his body being buried, presuma bly by his comrades. It is also stated that he was killed by one of his own men.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

~ SSTED~Whita girls Co oo general ho~ss-
 s,Spir fn private homes. 1AtT wages modsr- stS work good treatment and good oppor. S,,s,tiea Those who wish sltuatton ana i've out of town may wrIts The Salvation Army Montgomery, Ala Otherwise may cal at S1s whitman St. or phone zS9t'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
MANICURING.


 MEsDAMEs LOTT q ADAMs-From chi- cagO. have opened up-tO-date Manieuring ParIors at Room s14 Bell Building. Firnt- class work guaranteed. Your patronage so- licited. Phone 1928. -90t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
vARNIsHEs, STAINS. PAINTS.

YOU will find all the staina. paint. giaas. oils, turpsntine. brushes. gold enamel. 6iue. Japalae. pictures. frames. eacks hammeras etc, at the Little Paint Store Il N. Perry
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

Diseases In Canal Zone.
 Washington, Oct. 28.-Dr. W. c. GorRaa. chief sanitary officer on the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29

tCoptinued from Page OneJ there could be no possible motive for arresting Brice. owing to the strong stand his newspaper has taken for law and order. Colonel .Tatom.s state inent closed with; T do not censure Major Horton because my verbal order to him was capable of misconstruction. feel that the fault was mine, and make this statement in common justice to Colonel Brice.''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
rYpEwRITERS AND REPAIRS

MONARCH visiblS used six months. Sso All other makes sold and exchanged Type writers from SI0 to tl00. Repairs and sups plies. Southern Typewriter Exchange. No. 20 Commarce St. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

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WANTEp-MALE HELP.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
SHINGLES

Three million long leaf yellow pine shingles Manufacturers DOthan. Ala -40t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-29
LEADERS ARE
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FOR RENT-ROcMs.

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