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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-01

Miss Eva Smith and Miss Isabe
Smith have asked guests for a din
ner tonight in compliment to Miss AM
Ryan of Leavenworth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-01

FOR SALE-So6 w. sth. 2 lots. 8 rooms an,
bath, gas. furnace. oak floors. facing
Bethany. 1850.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-01

WANTED suitable for lady's use
Describe and give price. M. w. T, Jour
AMI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-01
RUBBER TIRES.

GRAVES, 32s jackson. Ind. phone liza
Vehicles called for and delivered.
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PAVING.

CAPITAL CITY WHITFIELD BIRCH q
PAVING CO.. IA e. 6th E. MARA. q
building. paving and sidewalk brick
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-01

DIR i. o. YOUNG, veterinary surgeohs "a
Quincy It Bots phones
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-NHSCEI
WANTED-Everybody to know that Mr..
Ponds smelter stock is the genuine
stun Two Topeka bankers and several
experienced money men have lately been
safest investment they ever saw for large
and continued profits.
What can be better to put your money
in than 10 rich inexhaustible gold mines
with their smelter nearly completed, that
Will net every shareholder over 100 per
cent q year for lifetime, with capable,
honest men to manage. Office 600 Kan.
ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-01

Do YOU WANT a nice suburban place to
live for the summer? Street cars pass
the door. An old gentleman has a fur
nished home and wants couple or fam
for the next few months. For particulars
address wv. w." care State Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-01
wANTED-MALE HELP.

STENOGRAPHERS furnished positions
free. e. Robert Ambrose. public Stenos-
rapher. Ind. phone 7S4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
g8ie in Dem oberIhleiiihen S

0le IN oefl ober1dle1116en Sr-
te 3alen5e ein Spiebube ser Sat
itberfiibrt muroe, er5ablt Die g8oll
3tg."; Gin seriiieuer &utbene
ihlief nit 5 polniiden @rbeitsfan1e-
rooen I'M Sdlafbalie gil 3alel13e.
Sn elmer Der lebten Nadte porcn
ibn1 "a Warf abba1oen gefommea
aber feline S6laffameraoen lelanete.l
entriiitet, ben 9iebitabl beganaen su
baben. Der &lltbene aber funnte Ben
Mberglallben ieiner Mitarbeiter. 81
rief tie 5uiammen uro iiberrei6te ie-
benz einen fur5en Stab nit eiller
Inlpra6e etma oieier Irt: ySiernlit
befommt Sbr BON mir lie einen Stab.
Ser cine tit genau 10 lang mie Oel
onoere. 4ber ipetrn 80 Mtnuten per-
gongen lein tperoen, miro Der Stab
o%eslenigelk Der nit oas @elo geitob-
len bot, INN einen 3oa eetpaddell
lein. Nod elmer balben Stunoc
gibt mir ieoer oen Stab tpieoer. +"
lno 10 geida6 es. Na6 elmer balbei,
Stunoe befom Ser &utbene finn
Stabe 5uriid. @ier oapon iporen nod
10 lonae Die borber; elmer aber bate
ieine 2agne ner1noert. Snoeilen niht
lan9er NOR er geworoen ionoern
fnr5er. Gem lteberbringer oieies
Stabes lagte Der Gutbene ben 9ieb.
ltobl arf Ben 8opf gu, uno inter
8ranelt geitano iener au6 Die Sat.
gfur fonnte er nidt re6t ~be9reifen,
pie Der 8eitoblene i'm berausgefun-
ben batte. @r bate namlih Ben
Stab INN genait einen 3oa gefiir5t,
Domit Der &1ttbene ni6t merfen ioll-
te, bob oas berrdteriide Sol5 einell
3oQ qefpadien NOR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24

@ablfompf iiber. @Is 8rpon bon
ietner @eltreiie 5uriidfe6rte, io9te
er, bdtte es gebieBen, ooB er picl
gefernt babe. Ole Sunume oieier o1f
Ser Geiie ermorbenen &%enmtniiie uno
grfabrungen babe ct Damn in eil1i-
gen 8orl6ldgen n%ieoergelegt, nit
oenen Ell Dor oos Tl1blifum getreten
lei uno bic er OUTS gifrigite befiir=
tportet babe. 8ieie Sori6lGge ieien:
Die Geritootlidlrne oergiienbabner,
Die Ginfiibrultg BON Sllitiatipe ullo
Geferenbum in oie Notionolgeiebgc-
bung uno Die ginridtung, ooB sic
8unoesri6ter eripd6lt uno 1idlt,
lpie bisber, ernanllt neroel1 %iolten.
Wit alien orei gori6ldgen bobe er
fem @liid gebobt. Sn Ser eigcncn
Eartei babe itd cine itarfe SppoIi=
ton geger tie erbobcn mo fem elm
8ieer lei III oie Glatform oltfgeltom-
men moroelt. 9rpon babe iid cher
nit @ro5ie ms llrperlneiolide ga=
fiigt uno ii6 auf oieielbe 8latform
BIN nominieren laiien, oie feline ei9e-
men, etfrig b%efiirmorteten @oridlqge
igrtoriert babe.
9ieies 9irl= nno Serl6ponfel1,
oieies eigene 4ufgeben ieiner 2ebrsls
einerieits uno bieles poIige SeblI6lo-
| gen ieiiler Sbeorien uno Trop6e5eilla=
gen anoererieits mode i'm, fiibrtc
Soft Damn gum S6luB aus, ni6t gu
eiller geeieneten 8erionli6feit, Ser
man Die Siibrung Der gerpaltltng
oes 2an6es a1Dertrolten fonne. IltdJ
iebt trete er mieoer nit oerl1ieoe=
men Sbeorien berpor, mie 3. 8. Ser
@arontierung Der 8onfoepoiiten, oil
nell, unerprobt uno oaber au6 me
mig MISUNDERSTANDING leien. Des-
! balb piiroe aud feline @abI eiuell
labmenoen ginfluB ouf Sonbel nno
@anbel ousiiben. 9os MiBtrollell
Dos linn bic @eihdftsmelt eben ipe-
| gen ieiner pielfa6 10 fall6en uno &C.
fabrliden Sbeorienma6erei entgegcn-
bringe, miiiie I'M Safe ieiner @obl
rt%otipertoiger 8eiie 81 elmer aagemei-
men Stodl1ng uno 8el6aftsfriits fiji
| rem. =
Selten lit grpan in einer 10 idor=
fen uno pernibtelloen @eiie fritiiiert
lporoen mie bier. Die &ebe Saft's
tit fein @ei6impf feline perionlibe
8erunelimpfung, ionoern cine ru5t-
&c, ia6li6e, lpenn oltd unbarmber-
5ige 0arlfedur1g Ser tatlabli6en Ser
baltniiie. 0enn menn mir oud III
einigen g~in5elbeiten niht gan5 nit
Saft's Mniidten iibereinltimunen mo
gen, 10 miiiien mir ood 5ugeitehen,
bob oieie feline 9oritelung Der po-
litiiden Satigfeit 8rpan's I'M @a.
gemeinen ridtig uno = geredt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
&ooicpelf's gntmDrt.

Hrdiioent Hooiepelt bot onf oas
Selegramm 9rpan's, IN Dem 0ieIer
gefpeiie fir Die gegen @onper1allr
Sasfea erbobeiien 9eifuloigunqen
perlangt, seantportet. Gr erfl1rt,
anf Die 8ei6nloigung, oaB Sasfea
ielner5eit periu9t babe, ben @enerat=
attfpalt oes Staotes Ohio i'm @luftra-
&c Der Stanoaro Oil Company al
beite6eny nidt naber eingeben gu
fpoQert; es lei gu befamnt, oaB Sas.
tea mabreno ieines @nfentbalts in
Sbio in engiter 8erbinoung nit ser
Stanouro Oil Company geltanben
babe, als oaB oieie 9eIdnloigung olt<
geli6ts Der m1soriidliden grfiarllla
oes oamaligen @eneralonipalts Moll.
nett, nod zines 8emeiies beoiirfe.
gr noble 8rpan's Mufnterflamfeit
nur anf ben in Oklahoma ielblt bor-
gefommenen Sall Der Brairie Oil
ano @as Gompanp riften. Ser Sc.
neralanmalt oes Staotes 9flubpma
bobe gegen oieie 8eieai1oft cine Sid
ge eingeleitet, neil tie obte 8eredjti-
ging oa5u 81 boben, oenn lie bGtte
ii6 ben 8~eltimmungen Ser Ser
failang oes Staates nift gefiigt, SIN
lagen fir Die 8etreibnng ibres Sc
idlafts i'm Staote gema6t bate. 9a
babe 8ouDerneur 9asfel e%ingegrii-
fen uno babe es our6eeiest, ooB Die
&lage 5uriifge5ogen puroe. ltnb
oies lei geraoe 5i Der 3eit gei6e-
ben, als SasfeQ iid IN 9enper
befano uno gum S6abmeiiter oes
oemofratiiden Nationalfomites en-
nablt muroe.
9ieier 8orfaa lei 8epeis aellua
fir Die 8erbinonng Sasfens nit
Der Stonoaro Oil Gompanp, 0ernl
Die Hrairie Oil m1o 8as GpmpanD
lei ia MIR Elm 3peig Der 2ebteren,
nno Elm Wann, Ser iolde @erbiltoun
gen l~tnterbalte, lei obioIut unfGbig,
cine berporraeenoe &ole in Ser Siib.
rung elmer acknowledgements at ipie-
len.
1~eberbaupt iei Sasfea, fdbrt ser
8raiioent fort, ihon ieiner ionitigen
Sonolungen megen nidt Die geeignete
gerionli6feit fir cine iolde fiibren-
De Steaung. IS lei elm Sfanool un0
eine S6onoe, baB ein Monn nie cr
uberbaupt all Ser 8iibrllng einer
acknowledgements teilnebme. @r
woqe MIR mlf feline Ste1ungnabme
sur &inoerarbeits9ia, ieine 5ipeifel-
bafte Soltung in ben S6pinoeleien
nit ben Observation-Disclosures ms
ieine Seilnabnle an Dem llniperiitGts-
ifonool III Sflahoma, nie tie in Ell.
mem artifel Der Monatsi6rift Out
| loot" flargelegt meroe, bintpeiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24

Inn feline llnfdbiefeit oar8utltn, it,
9et1o cine Steaung I'M offentlthe1
Seben ein5unebme11.
Ser 8raiioent fniipft Damn an ENC
gemerfung 9rpan's in i%eirler 9epe-
lf)e an nno itbt cine fltr5e, aber i6or-
fe aritif an Sen bon 8rpon porge=
l6logenen WaBregeln sur ge=
tampfnne Der Sruits. St io9t, tie
leten p%oll1tanoig ultourdfiibrbar !urb
oesrpe9e1 liege es alt6 int S1lterciie
Der Sruits uno &orporotionetl oob
ct getpablt peroe. Sic piiBten, ooB
tie bet leinen unproftii6en ltnO l1l1-
onrdfilbrbaren &orl6lGgen ii0cr
1eten. Sn i6orfer 8eiie f%ontraitier1
er oos &erbolten 9rpon's Serrl1
Sasfeu ~gegenii6er nit Dem 8erbol-
ten, oos Soft benz Senator Sorofer
gegenltber beoba6tet batte, als er iiG
ipeigerte, NIT ibm eillen &ompromis
eln5ugeben Ser grief i6lieBt nit
Dem iebr enti6ieoen auseeiprodenen
@nrl6e, oaB Gait geipablt meroe1
moge.
@oroerneur Sosfen bat ip4ter 8a
oleiem Srief einiee grflarungen ob=
gegeben. @r bebo1ptet, Die 8unoes=
regierung bobe ieiner5eit, ais Sflo-
bona nod Serritorium NOR, Der
Erairie Oil ano @os Gon1panp oas
Gebt gegeben, BORT &obre1 at leqsr,
ltO er, SasfeQ, bobe MIR 6ie ullbe.
ltreitbaren &ebte Ser @e1eai6aft re-
ipeftiert, als ct Oie Giniteuung oes
GerfabrenS gegen lie erafpong. 0os
&inoerorbeit-@eIe babe er nit fei-
mem Geto belegt, neil es elm nltlill=
1ttges @eieb gelpeien lei uno ormell
5omilien cine i6pere 2oit ouferleat
boben miir0e. Weit Sen Sdminoeleien
be5iieli6 Ser Snoioner= 2Gnoereien
babe er ME etmos 5u tim gebabt
nno fir oie @organge in ser timber.
iitot lei ni6t er berantmortlifl ion=
bern elm 9err Grltce, Ser Goriiber
oes 0ireftori1ms lei uno oeiien
9alolunger fontroQiere. 90 iteberl
li6 alio nad pie Dor beioe 8artelea
nit ibren gebauptungen idroff ae-
9eniiber ul1o mon fam eeipannt 6a-
ranf iein, mie ii6 Die Sohe meiter
entpideln miro.
Sin5u5nfiiger1 lit Sen obiaen Or
flarungen nno @egen-@ rflGrungen
nod, bob Sranf g. Wonnett, ser
friibere @eneralonpalt bon Obip,
auf's gntldieoenite leug1et, iemols
IN Sflaboma cine &eoe gebalten uno
8oupertleur Sasfea bon Ser 9eidul-
oiglng oes 9elte1ungsperiuhes emf
laltet gu baben, ipie Sasfeq bebaup-
tet. Dab Sasfea an jenem geIte-
6nngsperiu6 beteiliet geneien lei.
babe er, Monnett, our6 CHARLES 9.
Squire. Der oos 8eltednngsanaebot
permittelte, erfabren. Wonnett iett
bin5u, bob Sosfea itets gegen oie
gelduloigullg proteitiert rllo peri6ie=
oelltli6 perilldt babe, Die Sahe &c
rtbtlib nnter1l6en 81 luilerL oaB
oies aber nidt geeliidt Jet. @. 6.
9osfea in @oibington, Der iett oas
4rt zines vSealer of @eigbts ono
Weaiures~ I'M 9iitrift Columbia De-
fleioet ulo bon Dem @ouperilellr
Sasfea bebanptet, bob er ~oeriennige
lei, Der nit oieier 8eitedunesgeidjih-
te ST tun gebabt babe, beitreitet offs
gnti6ieoenite, III ireeno elmer 8eiie
BET Der Sade beteiliet gemeier sll
iein. Srob bieier grflarungen bolt
@ouperneur Sasfea Die 9ebarptulle
allfre6t, ooB Wonnett i'm in eiuer
&eoe in Oklahoma Gitp entlaltet ia.
be uno oaB es iid BEL Der ean5en
@eididte Inn cine STRENGTHENING
banole.
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Bon Son &eitanrant

210 S~it-Gommerce StraBe, penig1
Siiren bon Ser nSreie Breiie" iaoei
ollie Neutrality-suspicious. elm. ibrt
Mabl5eiten bier ein5unebmer. 0it
&ii6e lit bor5iiglidL Die 8eoienultq
oufmerfiom uutb ole Breife iint
moBig. @ae 8elifoteiien Der Soiior
fino 81 boben. @uitern uno Slide
in ieoer 3ubereitunqsort.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
sidere SnIfe

S. 6. @ooomtn bon Neiospiae,
e. g., laet: u8udlen's 4rnica Sal-
be tit fidere Siilfe fir eiternbe Sc
l6piire; Elm Ioldes an meinem Seine
beilte oieie munoertatige SaIbe
i6nea, obne cine Narbe 5uriifoulol-
len" 8arantiert fir Samorrboioen,
@unoen, 8ranoipunoen etc. 25 Cts.
BET ao. DreiB uno q. gobn & 60,
Mpotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-24
satet G,aa por saIDem sesen aatarrb,

9ittet Gid] bpr Salben gegen Gatarrb,
bic Auediilber entbaIten, oa Queflilber
ii6er ben 5iun bes @eru1s 5erltoren ur1b
bes gan5e Spftem b0aig 5erritten tpirb,
tpenn es bur6 bic f9leimigen OberflGS
den %einbrinst. SoI9e Mrtifel ioIen ME
altBer atf @erorbnilng gut berufener
aer5te gebraudt tperben, bo Der 9daben,
ben fe anri6ten, 5ebn Mal 10 erob ilt,
als bas Cute, 0ns SIR babon er5ieIen
fonntet. 9alls &atarrbs&ur, fabri5iert
bon S. S. @beneb & Co., EoIebo, o., entz
bdlt fein QnedifIber unb tpirb innerIi1
genommen nnb ipirft brett allf bic idIeis
ssIgen Sber5fld9en Deg 9bftsms. @enn
oaB SIR Die e1te befon1r1t. @ie nirb in@
nerli1 geuon1men unb in SoIebo, Ohio,
bon s.. S. Gbenep & So. gemadt.
gerta1ft BON allen Gpotbetern. Preis'
70 gerts Die SIaide.
6au 8 EamiIiensgiuen iinb Die beften.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-12-03

Once while James Whitcomb Riley
was visiting town where he was
booked to give a reading committee
called to take him In a carriage over
the city. In acknowledging the COM
pliment he said
"I1l 80 with you, gentlemen, provid'
ed you promise that you will not show
me the new courthouse, the new town
hall, the new bridge, the new school
building and the new Jail, for I've seen
them all q hundred times in as many
towns, and they invariably wear me
out before the time arrives for the
curtain to rise on the evening enter
tainment."
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-12-03
PAYING FOR A MEAL.
II Was Worth About a Shilling to Pick
Those Bones.

Those Bones.
Colonel Ebenezer sproat Of Revolu.
tlonary fame was born and bred In
Mlddleboro, Mass. He was always
fond of n Joke and was quick to seize
an opportunity to indulge his propen.
sity, as the following incident Illus
trates, His father also Colonel
sproat, kept tavern. One day while
Ebenezer was at home on furlough
three private soldiers, on their return
from the seat Of war, called for cold
luncheon.
Mrs. Sproat set on the table some
bread and cheese with the remnants Of
the family dinner, which her son
thought rather scanty fare for hungry
men. He felt a little vexed that the
defenders Of the country were not
more bountlfully supplied. The sol
diers, after satisfying their appetltes,
asked him how much they should pay.
Ebenezer said he would ask his moth.
err. He found her In the kitchen.
Mother" he said, "how much Is 1t
worth to pick those bonesT
about shilling, guess" she an
swered
The young officer returned to the sol
diers and, taking from the barroom TIL
3 shilllngs and smiling genially upon
them, gave each man one and with
good wishes sent them on their way,
Mrs, Sproat soon after came in and
asked Ebehezer what he had done with
the money for the soldiers dinner.
In apparent amazement no exclalm-
ed; Money! Did not ask you what
II was worth to pick those bones, and
you said shlllng1 thought II little
enough, for the bones were pretty
bare, and handed the men the money
from the till. and they arc gone"
Mrs. Sproat could not nnd heart to
reprove her favorite son for this mis-
Interpretation Of her words, and then
she, too, loved joke, and 80, after an
instant's glum look, she laughed and
said It was all right.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-12-03
Influence Of Mountains.

The influence of the mountain Ia pure
and holy, giving strength and simple
lty, encouraging the older virtues, dis
couraging the newer vices In the hill
men Of Wales we see this clearly
enough. Go where you will among the
wilder and more mountainous parts Of
Wales and you win find that rare In
dependence and self reliance which are
not marred by a curlously defiant dis
courtesy. You find there those that
are truly natures gentlemen."-Lon'
don Standard.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-12-03
A Good Reason.

One day Mary was found standing
on a chair In front Of the mirror, gaz-
ing at her pretty image.
"why are you looking In the glass,
darling ?asked her mother.
"Cause | like the look Of me-" was
the frank reply.--Chlcago News.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-12-03
unaaIlant,

"omcer, I appeal for protection. A
man is following me and attempting
to make love to me-"
"Begorry. Owe been lookin' for an
escaped lunatic. Where Is her'-Kan-
sas City Times.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-12-03

Duplicating bill books for daily
sales, at Chicago prices, may be had
from THE HERALD on short no.
tice.-tf.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-12-03
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
PERSONAL POINTERS pITzlIY PRINTED,
Various Items aarnered from This and
other Fieids-whnt Our People
Are Doing.

Tuesday was Dec. LIST.
Council meets Tuesday night.
Barcol Do you say Barco'
The days continue to shorten.
onl y 96c, for p. u. cigars at n. M
King's.-tf
Christmas three weeks from to-
morrow.
Hurrah for the Punta Gorda Board
OF Trade.
Several good horses for sale cheap.
j. s. Goff.-3tf
Turnip greens are still in demand
here,
Ice cream and cool drinks OF all
kinds at A. p. Hatch's,-l8tf
Bill collectors were In evidence
Tuesday and Wednesday.
See those elegant new style suits at
r. q. Blount's,
The newly elected town officers
will be sworn In at the council meet
ing Tuesday night.
Six Punta Gorda cigars 26c. at r..
NJ, Klng's-tt
Don't forget the Lyceum entertain
ment In Meadow Hall Saturday
night.
Suits for email boys, hobby styles
at r. @. Blounts',-l0
The Union Thanksgiving services
in the Presbyterian church were
we'll attended
Coal oil &c. a quart, loo. gallon
at r. M. KlnR's.-tf u
Scr vices ia the Episcopal church
next Sunday night at z o'clock
Everybody Invited.
Fresh lot of pure candies just re-
ceived by A. p. Hatch-l3tf
Mrs. Levi McCullers with her lit
tie son, spent several days here last
week as the guest of her parents MIR.
and Mrs. j. N. Parker.
Big line of fresh, pure penny can
dies at j. s. COTS grocery.
Messrs. +. X. CASTOR and Robert
CASTOR of Dix, Ills, uncles OF our
Mr.. M. M. CASTOR, arrived here Sat
urday to spend the winter.
Latest styles in fall and winter
clothing ut r. G. Blount's.
Walter Kabrich and w. s. Chill.
dress OF Arcadia were among the
visitors to this city the early part OF
last week.
Old newspapers--l, 900 for $l00, 500
for 8Oc. at THE HERALD office.
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Kinder, Mrs
Childress and Miss Alberta Whid'
den all OF Arcadia spent last Thurs
day and Friday In this city.
For the latest styles IN fall and
winter clothing, go to r. @. Blount.
Miss Lucille Windham came down
from Bowling Grsen last Thursday
and was the guest of Miss Jessie
Bassett of this city until Sunday az
tornoon.
Is 1t chills or fever? Plank's Chill
Tonic is guaranteed to cure,-26'lyr'
The Rt. Rev. VIM. Crane Gray
Bishop of Southern Florida, will be
here on Dec. 10th prox. and conduct
service with sermon that night In
the Episcopal church.
Big reduction I'm charges for bicy'
Gle work at Strobhar's shop. Hous-
es to rent.-46tf.
The Lyceum entertainment Satur'
day night will not begin until $3.50
o'clock so that business men will be
able 20 arrange to hear and see Mrs
Chiffon.
For RENT Comfortable 7-room
cottage, furnished complete, front
ing the bay in Solana.-Apply to M
M. CASTOR. -48 Ats
Miss Pearl Hill and Jessie Hill OF
Englewood, came over in their
launch last week and are visiting
relatives and friends in and near
town. They will remain several
days.
For pure and reliable medicines,
carefully compounded prescriptions,
toilet articles and stationery, go to
w. A. Roberts drug store,--tf.
Miss Artie Pope, the young lady
who has been visiting the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Rhode, return
ed to her home at Otter Greek In the
II n
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
PULLMAN co. SUMMONED
 BEFORE THE COMMISSION

At the called meeting of the ,.! ntL road Commission. to be held next Iues- dsv morning. the Pullman Car Company wifi appear in answer to citation IS sued some time ago for the purpose of discussing a resumption of tne SlS rate tariffs which were superoeoeo hv a new schedule on Alabama lines a few weeks ago. -......
 In the main, these rates were higner than those formerly approved by tne Commission, and the citation or tne eompany to appear next Tuesday ls' that the Commission may better un- derstand the change the new scneduIs will work along the various hnes or the state. .,,.
 At this meeting, the Nashville, Cnat- 4anoora and St. Louis Railroad mas been cited to appear that the matter of a better passenger service between AttaIla and Guntersville may be taken m The citizens of Gpntersville wisn me road to so change the schedule or th cir morning and afternoon trains that connection with the Aiabama Great southern may. be made st Attalla Tor Birmingham in the morning, and for Guntersvflle on the evening return.
 The road will also be asked to snow cause why there shall not be bettr passenger and freight service to eun- trsvill and to Boaz.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
IMPORTANT OFFICIALS OF
 La N. PASS THROUGH CITY

The constant traveling of important officials over the line of the Louisville and Nashville gives additional color to the story in The Advertiser some days ago in regard to the reopenins of the contemplated Improvements along the M. and M. division from Mont 1mery to Mobile. .N
 On train No. from Mobile at 6 o'clock last night was the private car of General Manager Stark, and on train No. ( that came from Mobile few minutes behind the Chicago special, was the private car of Presi- dent Milton H. Smith. Superintendent IT, I. Mckinney of the M. and M. went. down the road yesterday morning to meet the General Manager, returning night.
 While the main object of the visit of the ofietals to Mobile is to look after the building of the new passenker sta- ton of the Louisville, and Nash viile in that city. stlll>it-is~ believed that there is- q good deal more than that behind their trips. Several times within the last month the chief engineer of the road has been over the M. and M. divis- Jon, one of his trips being made over the Alabama and Florida division from -Georgiana to Geneva and Gracevilie.
 .4oHleInan6 over year Hgo an appro- priation of one million dollars was made for Improvements on 1the Mobile and Montgomery division, the most Ina- portant being the tunneling of a part of a new line near Fort Deposit. While nothing official can be learned, it is thought that the appropriation will again be authorized within the next few days. When 1t is auth orized work will probably start at once, as the es- inmates of the engineers were made ever a year ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-20
DRINK
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MN BOE.TLEsy FIRE IN COAL MINE.


 Not Much Damage to PFopeFty at Mar
 Birmingham, Nov. 1s.--(Speciall-A distant state Mine Inspector Edward Flynn, spent part of today at the Mar garet mines. near the Jefferson St Clair counties line. Investigating a Ire in the mine which started Wednes- day and which was not completely ex- tinguishsd Thursday.
 The Are was near the face of the coal, sixteen to seventeen hundred feet down the slope. No lives were lost in the mine, the Are being discovered by the fire boss before the men had got- ten to work.
 The loss to the property will not be great. the tive days time being the most expensive loss.
 State Mine Inspector J.. N. Gray and Assistant, James Fl. Hillhouse, spent today at Mine No. 3, Pratt City. where Are this week caused the death of eight convicts. Assistant State Mine Inspector Flynn made an investigation Into this accident before all the bodiea had been taken from the mines.
 The report of the inspectors may show that according to custom some thing ike seventy conviets, had missed the tFain which transfers the men at nights from the mines to the stockade and they had been turned back into the mine to remain there all night.
 In 8 At oe anger some of the men set the mine on fire. According to the statement of an inspector it was not a plan to escape but in anger because they had been turned back into the n1ines for the night instead of being taken to the stockade. The mines are again in full operation.