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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
HURTS PATENT
MEDICINE.
Home Prescription
Now Used.
IT RELIEVES WORSE CASES
Directions for Using at Home to
Make the Kidneys Act.



TO make up enough OF the 'Dandeiion
treatment which Is claimed 20 be re-
lieving nearly every sufferer who uses
Il for backache. kidney complaint, sore
weak bladder, and rheumatism, get
from any good prescription pharmacy
one-half ounce Fluid Extract Dande-
lion, one ounce Compound Kargon and
three ounces Compound Syrup of Sarsa-
parilla. Shake well in q bottle and
take In teaspoonfui doses after each
meal and again at bedtime.
Those who have tried 1t claim that
II acts gently but thoroughly on the
kidneys. relieving backache and kid
ney trouble and urinary difficulties all
most instantly. Many cases OF rheu-
matism are known to have been reliev-
ed within a few days. the pain and
swelling diminishing with each dose.
well known local druggist, who is
In o position to know. asserts that
this prescription, wherever It becomes
known, always ruins the sale of the
numerous patent medicines. rheumatism
cures kidney cures. etc. II is recipe
which the majoriy of patent medicine
manufactures and even certain ply
sicians dislike TO see published. Few
cases, indeed. which will fail TO yield
to its peculiarly soothing and healing
influence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
Cotton GIn nt Bond oak.

Columbus, Miss. Jan. 22.-(Special.)--
The Prairie Cotton on Company has
been formed for the purpose of erect
ing steam gin and oil mill at Bent
Oak, small station seven miles west
Of this city on the Artesia Branch OF
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. The
capital stock is $4,000 and the incor-
porators are Willis Banks. c. B. Rich
ards, Il. @. Horey. Charles H. Cooke
and Carey Cooke. all wealthy planters
of the prairie section. fst
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

mACoN CoaEMHrTEE MEETS.
n, n. Kelly Resigns Position and Hon
n. vi. Powell IL Made Chairman.

n, n. Kelly Resigns Position and Hon.
n. VII. Powell In Made Chairman.
Notasulga, Jan. 22.--(Special. 1.-THE
Democratic Executive Committee for
Macon County met and ordered a pri-
mary election to be held Feb. 20. to
nominate Tax Assessor, Tax Collector,
Treasurer. County superintendent Of
Education, a Commissioner from each
Commissioners district. also TO name
eight delegates to a State Convention.
should convention be called. by the
State Executive Committee. r.. r.
Kelly rendered his resignation as chair
man, and Hon r.. H. Powell was chosen
to NIL the unexpired term of Mr.. Kelly.
The primary shall be held and con-
Quoted under an act of the Legislature
of Alabama, approved Oct 1, 1908, and
under the rules and regulations adopt
ed by the State Democratic Committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

York. Pa. Jany. 22--word has been
received from the receivers of the AM
erican Silk Company in New York that
the Monarch mill OF the company in
this city Will re-open next Monday.
The mill was closed November 1e.
with the re-opening OF this mill all
silk mills in the city win be In opera
ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
NEWS on WETUNIPKA.

Wetumpka, Jan, 22-(Specia)-Rev
j. NJ Dannel1y Of Montgomery, preach
ed an interesting sermon at the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning.
gomery.
The Girls OF 1908" meet with Miss
Mary Robinson this afternoon to per-
feet arrangements for leap-year ball
Mile Simmons, one OF the Oldest
negroes in this section died Tuesday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

While Mrs. Ward, wife of DR.. w. s.
ward, and Mrs. J. d. Addison were out
driving, in attempting to pass wagon
the horse became unmanageable, ran
against telephone pole, upsetting the
buggy, throwing both occupants to
the ground The buggy was badly
smashed, but the ladies escaped with a
few bruises.
Is a welcome visitor st the hospitable
home Of Rev. George q. Brewer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
VAN DYKE TO COME


rrnfversity. Jan. 22.--(speciaL)--T
rYniyersity community 10 very much
nIeased at the announcement that DR..
Henry Van Dyke OF Princeton fAs been
secured to preach this years COM
mencement sermon Dr. Van DYKE y
- writer and preacher Of wide renown
ana his acceptance Of the invitation Is
4 great compliment to the University.
The Tuscaloosa commandments are al
WAYS brilliant occasions. but Dr. Van
Dykes coming win probably attract an
even larger crowd than has attended
In the past.
The Qualifying examination for the
Cecil Rhodes scholarship from Alabama
Is now being held at the University.
There Is only one applicant this year;
A. H Moore of Greensboro. student
Of the Southern University. However.
j.. r. Rodgers Of Tuskegee, Ala. who
passed the examination successfully
last January, but who did not receive
the appointment. will be again eligible
for the scholarship.
Goes TO Naval Academy.
Lyon b. Ard of Ozark. a member OF
the freshman Glass. has resigned from
college to accept an appointment TO the
United States Naval Academy. f.. w.
Young OF Selma. another University
student. has received an appointment
Names Of sophie Speakers.
Prof. Frederick d. 'Losey OF the De-
partmsnt OF Oratory and Public Speak
ing. has announced the selection OF the
sophomore speakers. This contest Is
held annually In the spring and q
handsome gold medal. the gift OF G. u.
Thomas OF Prattviile, Ala. is awarded
to the best speaker. The following
young men have been selected to COM
pete: Herschel w. Arant Notasulga;
Ralph s. Barrow. Selma: Robert L.
Rurixes. Stroud: Guy Gilliland, Tusca-
ioosa; James O. Horton. Aibertville:
Thomas w. Palmer. Montevalio; NJ
Porter Stiles, Birmingham: Henry A.
TeeI. Goodwater. and Milton Y. VIII
iiams Wetumpka
Abererembie I'm Chicago.
President John w. Abercrombie left
this afternoon for Chicago for the pur-
pose OF attending q special meeting of
the National Association of State Uni
versity Presidents TO be held at the
, Auditorium Annex January 20. This
meeting will be attended by Mr.. An
drew Carnegie and the trustees OF the
Carnegie Foundation, It Ia probable
that an agreement will be reached by
which officers OF the various State uni
versities may become benehciaries OF
| this foundation and receive retiring
pensions. At present only the faculties
of private institutions of learning are
eligible for these pensions.
| j. A. Amdsrson Takes OHlce
Miss Mamie Gorgas. who for many
years has had charge Of the University
post0ffice, today FORMALLY gave up her
| duties and turned over the once TO
James A. Anderson. the newly appoint
ed postmaster. MIR, Anderson has at
| ted up a room adjoining the University
/ supply store where he will conduct the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
Commuted HIa sentence.

Nashville. Tenn, Jany. 22.-Governor
Patterson has committed the death SEN
tence Of Lee Holder. aged 19 to ffe
IMPRISONMENT. Holder about a year
ago murdered his father 8. B. Holder,
a prominent Cumberland Presberterian
Minister of Union City. Tennessee.
The killing was one Of the most SEN
satienal In the annals OF the state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

Ell Paso, Texas. Jan. 23-Elmer
wheeler, a we'll known ranchman. shot
and killed Amos Burnham. prominent
stockman near Endee. N. NJ. last night
wheeler then killed himself. The two
men quarreled over a woman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

At q meeting Of the stockholders Of
the First Bank Of Notasulga. IL Ia
per cent dividend was declared ana all
oficers and directors were reelected.
The showing is fine one, as the bank
Is only one. year old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
Could Taft Dc ItF

New York Mail.
Do we understand the President TO inti-
mate that no man not able to take five
bar fence on horseback should succeed him
as commander-in-Chief OF the Army?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23


FOR RENT-CommcdIou stable, four stalls.
carriage house. feed loft water. etc. WIN
rent entire or stalls separately. Apply 6oS
South Perry street, phone 1895. --12-et
FOR RENT--Two-sfory brick building. la
Lee street, fex16b feet. until OetboaF let.
1908 Just the place tor wholesale store.
warehouse or notwithstanding purposes VIII
rent cheap. sol NJ Perry street. Abrahaam
Bros. Horse q Mule Ca --la-tk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
WANTED--sITUATIoN.

WANTED--By young man. position with
some Arm with room for promotion Have
had years experience in general merchan-
diae store. Address A. b. NJ, care Adyer-
tiSer
wANTED-Position by young lady steno-
grapher Rapid, accurate. Address ste
nographeY," care Advertiser. 80
AN EXPERIENCED stenographer and
bookkeeper desires q nrst-class position.
Can give reference. Miss H., 21l Biob
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
Fred. ]. Dreher & Co.
10 South Court Street.
FOR RENT--RocA6s.

ROOM FOR RENT--Htor one OF two gcntIss
men ynicely furnished room. hot and cold
bath, use Of phone; in 400 block South
Court Phone sci is
FOR RENT-one large. down stairs front
room. nicely furnished, with all modern c1n-
veniences. cheap. just one block from y. Q.
No. 20 g. MeDonough street. --t3
FOR RENT--Three connecting rooms quit
able for light honsakeeping. close In CAL
BY Sgs Jefferson street, or phone 2tS6.
List
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
WoopENWARR.

For thorough broom satisfaction ask your
grocer for our Yellow Label Brooms. Price
twsnty-five 10 sfty cents. Five grades.
MONTGOMERY woodsnwGrs Co. Cor. Court
and Jefferson streSt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
ENGRAVING.

wANTED-Yoa 20 ILLUSTRATE POUR eds. with
our cuts; they ada % per eeaG TO the
attrRetivenssa Of any ad; tax u over with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
PRINTING

WANTBD-Your printing for doEerA BILLS
Of lading, dray tickets. circulars or afqr
thing 10 printing that IL Quantity. We
have an automatic press. tina only enc -
,ho state Prompt aeFvtcsi teleDhono " as
lee. WeOdruR Co. q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
ELECTRIC LAMPS.

ELECTRIC LAMPS made out OF your old
kerosene one. Fixtures and all kinds of
brass goods re6nished. West Electric & &fs
Co Phone e3s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

OFFICE or store room for rents room FER
two or three dssiEss - BIB 81. Apply At
cianeay's Hotel. --1s-Ef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
TYPEWRITERs.

NEW and second hand typswrdfsrs for sale,
machines Of ali makes rented. repaired and
EXCHANGED; supplies and aoeeaBoriea. ~ T.
Davanf. successor 20 Terry 4 Davant. 1T
DOES this interest youf No, n sminsfon
No 2 Remington t2B; ell In good condi1ions
and guaranteed for one year. Southern Type
writer Exchange. No. 20 commerce s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
WANTEp-FEMALE HELP.

VVANTED-whIte girls to do general house
work IN private homes; fair wagoA moder-
ate work. good treatment and Eood oppor:
tunitIea Those who wish situation and
live out Of town may write The Salvation
Army, MontGomsry, Ala. othsrwise may
cali at S1T whitman ST. OF phone .-s2l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

LOANS made without delay city prop,
erty or farm lands. Montgomery Abstract
CO. Bth floor First National Bank. Rooms
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

800. 10000 TO loan on real estate AZ per
cent, The State Abstract Co. No. A. s.
Perry street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate In
MONTGOMERY EImore and Autauga Coun-
ties send full description OF property to
o. Bradley, Box 50. Montgomery. Ala III
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-The public to know that the
Montg Omery Abstract Company has renewed
20 Nos. 50s-1e-11 oath noor) First National
Bank Building --22-tf
MUI4Es-REMovAL-H have
moved 70 cur large new stables located az
streets whore we viii Be glad 10 see an
% our customers and srierda- $50 10 soc
head mules and horses on hand az ali
times. Abraham Bros.. Horse : Afnle ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
BUsINEss oPPoRTUNITIEs.

ptJsINEss OPPORTUNITY Mercantile
bueifess az Cross Keys, Macon county Ala,
for sale. Apply TO J. c. Abercrombie SIG
Houston. ~ It'll
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-At q sacrifice some good pay
Ing ana renting property, this property AZ
the present Is paying ~ per cent. net. also
one Electric Peerless Piano. Address q. Il.
J.. Box 80. -zt-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

wANTED-To get one thousand dollars on
city Real Estate worth three thousand dol
lars. Address ]. B. W.. care Advertiser.
LII
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

FOR sALE--Ws are headquarters for An
thracite Coal. when you buy from ~ we
give you something that will not oliniker.
Dixie Coal Co. --so-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
BUILDING

work Will sell you a home terms 70 suit you.
office 10 s. Perry, Phone III. w. r. solss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
WANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Reliable man in each locality to
advertise our goods on commission or SAL
AIRY. $50 q month. and expenses SO per day.
Entirely new plan. Write-Emplre Medi-
cine Co. London. Ontario. Canada. --2-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

Birmingham. Ala, Jan, -tspecial
.-Cliff Cahoon and Walter Bishop
were fined $50 each In the police court
this morning on charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses. 1t -
charged that complaint was made
that the two men had been given
money on a Sunday before prohibition
went into effect with which liquor was
to have been purchased. The men will
appeal.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

MIRRoRs-cioss out sale Of fine 1sxa0 inch
bevei plate mirrors in gold Fl0renkina
france. white and gold, and oak and gold
frames. Your choice $3.50 values IS and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23
FOR SALE

MTRRORs-cIose out sale 81 nne tsx4o fneh
frames white and gold. and oak ana gold
frames Your choice $3.50, values IS and
tI0 Mail orders filled. James p'zaras 1is-8
100 Monroe. --lo
FOR sALE--Fine lot Of shade treea. silver
maplos, no bettar shade tree ErpWns viii h.
glad 10 book your order. prompt daiiverys
price 81 each. ]. G. Carter, Chisholm. Phone
2eeA. --10-Nu-tu-th-tk
MIRRoRs-closs out sale Of ans 1sx4o inch
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

WANTED--A competent butler. reference
required Apply at sIl s. Court street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-01-23

"The defendants grandparents on
hath sides" continued the affidavit,
were universally respected for their
weii balanced qualities Of head and
heart"
Az to her brother, Josiah, Mrs. Thaw
declared in the affidavit, that the boy
had a brilliant mind and was an as
siduoua student. His commencement
dav Grafton at Amherst was so SPLEEN
ara an effort the Judges decided unani-
mously not to place q time limit upon
him. The result was an attack Of
brain fevsr followed by three days OF
acute mania. Josiah was in the asylum
seven months when he was discharged,
Is cured. He enlisted in the civil war
copaey was q prisoner both In Libby
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
PARTNERSHIPS MISHAP.
Accident on Cruiser Is to Be
 Investigated at Once.

washington, June S.-The cause of the accident on the armored cruiser tennessee, In which four men were Killed and number injured. caused by the bursting of a steam pipe while the vessel was off the California coast will be thoroughly examined by a board of investigation of court of in. quiry, to be appointed by Admiral Sc. bree. Upon the results of this inquiry Will depend the question whether any off1cers are responsible for the acci. dent, and will also serve as a basis TOT any improvement in machinery necessary to prevent a repetition of the accident.
 Admiral Sebree teegraphed a re. port, saying the accident occurred at II o'clock, while the vessel was under iull power, four inch boiler tube bursting. He said the injured men were transferred to a hospital at Los Angeles The admirals report gives the list of dead and injured practically as given in the press dispatches.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
LADY SHOOTS NEGRO.
Mrs. Michael Lynch Defends Herself
 In Emphatic Manner.

Meridian, Miss, June S.-News reached here of the shooting and per haps fatal wounding of a negro man who invaded her home by Mrs Michael Lynch, wife of a sawmill owner in this county. While Mrs. Lynch was seated on one of her porches awaiting the return of her husband strange negro walked into the front yard. His ac- tions were suspicious, and Mrs. Lynch hurried to her room, bolting the door. The negro followed and tried to force the door open. While he was thus en- gagged Mrs. Lynch secured pistol and fired through the door at the intruder, who ran away. Mrs. Lynch then open ed the door and pursuing the negro, fired at him four times. wounding him
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
FACTORY BLOWS UP.
Third Time Within Year Establish.
 ment Has Explosion.

Indianapolis. June S.-For the third time within year the Prestolite fac. tory blew up Saturday. The new plant was wrecked and St. Vincent's hospi- tai adjoining, damaged, also a city fire engine house.
 The explosion was heard all over the city and windows shattered in build. ingS several blocks away. Eight per sons were injured. Of the injured three were employees of the wrecked plant. two city firemen. four hospital employees, one is patient in the hos. pital and one sister of the hospital starr. The plant had been completed but short time at a cost of $7O OOO.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
DISASTROUS COLLISION.
Trains Come Together Headon
 With Awful Result.
EIGHT PERSONS ARE DEAD
Dreadful Disaster Takes Place Near Annapolis and the Impact Is of So Terrific a Character That Both Cars Are Wrecked.

Annapolis, Md, June 6.-ln headon collision between two special cars on the Washington, Baltimore and An. napolis Electric railroad shortly be. fore s o'clock Friday evening eight persons were killed outright and a score of others were seriously injured, some of them perhaps fatally. The collision was due to confusion of or. ders, as the line has been running sev. eral extra cars each way in connection with the commencement festivities at the naval academy. The dead
 Richard Norton, six years old, Bal timore.
 A. H. Schulte. forty years old, Bal timore.
 Police Patrolman Schreiber, forty years old, employed by the railway company, Academy junction.
 An unidentified white woman, ap parently about twenty-five, said to be from Baltimore, and dressed in bal costume
 Zach O'Neil, twenty-five years old New York, motorman of one of the wrecked cars.
 Ruth Slaughter, six years old daughter of General Traffic Manager William E. Slaughter of the road
 J. w. McDaniel, Baltimore.
 George White, Baltimore.
 The disaster occurred just beyond Camp Parole, which is the first station after leaving this city. Both the wrecked cars were specials, one o them bound from Baltimore to Annap oils, the other running from here bound for Baltimore.
 The latter carried few passengers while the other was we'll filled. Int impact was terrific, and both cars were wrecked. that bound for this city be ing thrown from the rails As quick y as possible aid was sent from here and the dead and injured were brough to this city. Of the injured Genera Traffic Manager Slaughter of thu Washington, Baltimore and Annapoli: was in the worst condition, and hi: death at any moment would not cause the physicians surprise.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
FROM STAGE TO PULPIT
Actor to Put on the Cassock,
 Surplice and Sole.
CONSIDERS IT HIS DUTY.
Reginald Barlow, Before the Public Since Nine Years of Age; Son of . Celebrated and Long Time. Minstrel Enters Episcopal Ministry.

New York, June S.-After spending thirty years as an actor, Reginald Barlow, son of "Milt" G. Barlow. once a prominent minstrel, has announced that he is to enter the ministry. Civ. ing as his ambition the reconciliation of the church and stage, MT. Barlow announced that he would assist in con ducting the services as the Church of the Ascension, EpiscopA l, Green Point, Sunday evening. The news came as a surprise to his friends.
 Tn my opinion every actor when be becomes fifty or sixty years of age, if he is still in the profession, should become a minister" said Mir. Barlow His natural vocation has been appealing to all sorts of men and women and he has seen all conditions. It is perfectly natural also that when man has devoted the greater part of his life to make people laugh. he should want to get down to serious things. There is bound to come a time in the life of every man and wo- man when he or she must think of serious things"
 Mr. Barlow Is thirty-nine years old and made his debut when boy of nine in his fathers troupe of Barlow, Will son, Primrose & West While at Win nipeg in 1900 he joined the Royal Canadian regiment and served in the Boer war. For his services in rescu- Ing his captain when wounded, he re- Ceived medal from Queen Victoria.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
Fatal to One.

Piffsburg. June S.---While attempt. ing to arrest four men near Elizabeth county Detective Englart shot and Killed one man and was himself shot and wounded twice. The men are al. ieged to have been implicated in a hoidup and robbery at the Mononga. neia Consolidated Coal and Coke com. pahys store. The other three men parricaded themselves in vacant nouse' holding posse of citizens in check with rifles and revolvers An automobile carrying six county detec. 'lVes left here for the scene.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
BROWN OVATED.
Governor Smith Thanks His Friends
 For Supportirq Him.


 Atlanta. June S.-Conceding the election of Joseph M. Brown in the Democratic state primary Governor Smith issued the following statement
 'I wish to thank the fellow-citizens who voted for me yesterday, for the unselfish support they gave to the principles for which I stand.
 'I will not at this time discuss the forces that brought about our tempo rary defeat. These principles are as sound and necessary to good order and government in the future as they were when approved at the ballot box. es two years ago.
 Time will vindicate them.
 While we accept the result as con elusive for the present year. we will not lose courage. e
 We must seek still to ratify the October election.
 We must remain steadfast to our devotion to purity in elections and government and to the rights of the masses of the people"
 MT. Brown was given an ovation when he came to Atlanta from his Marietta home Friday For two hours several hundred men paraded the streets and escorting the future gov. ernor. MT. Brown declined to com. ment on the election.
 With the primary over, attention is being directed to the state legislature, but inasmuch as the senate and low CT house will be composed of the same members this year as last, it is eX. pected that no changes of a radical nature will be made in the statutes enacted at the session beginning the last of the month
 The newly elected legislature will not sit until next June.
 Considerable interest is also being taken in the Democratic state con vention later in the month, when del egates to the national convention will be selected. Sentiment os to a pres. idential nominee apparently has not taken definite lines as yet.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
Husband and Wife Both Killed.

Annapolis. Md, June S.-The body or the woman who was killed in the accident which occurred on the Wash. nston, Baltimore and Annapolis rail. way in which eight people were killed ana fifteen persons seriously injured. was identified as that of Mrs. George Greene of Washington Her husband was also killed. MT. Green was an architect and employed in the con. struction department at the soldiers home at Washington.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
Cat Runs Amuck.

New York, June S.-Five persons suffered severe injuries at Brooklyn Saturday when large cat ran wildly through the streets attacking every one 1t passed until it was killed. All persons who were bitten were advised to seek Pasteur treatment.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-08
Georgian Killed by Baseball Bat.

Lafayette, June S.-William Watson aged ten, was instantly killed in a baseball game here. While engaged Tn game with number of his friends bat slipped from the hands or one of the boys who was attempt ing to hit the ball and struck young Watson over the heart. causing in- stant death.