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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Respectfully.
 Fair Play.
The BlIl AceeIeratOr New.
New York Press.

New York Press.
 One clever young woman whose purge is sh orter than her name and mi- croscopically brief beside her pedigree, has worked out her herself means of livelihood compatible with social ac- tivity that promises to give her plenty of pin money for the rest of her na- tural life. Being in society, she knows that hundreds of fashionables are slower than frozen honey about paying their bills. and that purveyors to Her Royal Highness Fashion consequently are in the habit of adding from 25 to 75 per cent to their prices when selling to persons on the list of careless debt ors. She has arranged with a large number of tradesmen to accelerate pay ment of their bills by suggestion, As her position is known to all of them. she gets twice the usual commission of 10 per cent for collection. Of course. she never descends to the level of A dun Indeed. few of the per sons whose honesty she accelerates dream that she ever has been in diff faculties. Her most effective method Is to remark casually to one of the slow payers that she has just settled a big bill from So & So. and to add, with the most approved Newport drawl, "One really can't keep tradesmen wait- ing, you know. They're 30 indiscreee. e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Judge Banks and ths Colorado suprep.
 Court.


 Denver News.
 There is plenty of room for choice among the various aspirants for tho supreme court 1udgeships.
 Judge James J. Banks of Denver fs one of the latest mentioned candidates and his friends are building up strong following that will work Tor him Tn the convention. Banks boom was launched by Congressman Henry D. Clayton. who was permanent cnalr . man of the National Democratic Con vention, Ollie James Of Kentucky. who could have had the vice presidential greesrnan Thomas ]. Heflln, Of Aa- bariaa. Banks held a position on tne Alabama bench for years before com ing to the West to live, and his friends declare he made an enviabie record
 Edward T. Taylor of Gartield coun- ty has a strong boom, and his friends are also talking of him for congress- man of the Second district. Taylor Is looked upon as a strong man He was the father of the bill providing for the enlargement of the Supreme Court.
 John F. Shafroht is also mentioned prominently for the nomination from Denver county and he will be a strong contender at the flnish should he not decide to make the race for the gover- norship or of the congressional berthp
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
For smnIIer countlea.

WunIefSVIIIe DemOCFat.
 We trust that Bessemer. surround, square miles, and Tuscaloosa with 1.371. Walker with 860. Bibb with s22. Shelby with s29. will win out in. it's coming contest for a new county It can be done now without infringing the constitutional limit. but 1t will be better for the State when the mini mum area for a county Is reduced to 400 instead of 500 miles When a smaller area becomes effective 1t will enable our neighbors at A1bertville to erect a county around their town, which would of course become the county site. and court house is all the town needs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Tarl1E raa fer aoeea. Trasts.

Philadelphia Kecoro. , m his sEeech of aceeptance Mr. Taft throws out some wayne hints Of cef- tain ufaRures to curb iawiess methods of corporations dong business in In. ternationa1 commerce. That ts ell very good. Hut what the Democratfc party proposes is also to deal with the perfectly lawful trusts and nncnopolis- tic combinations that are preying upon the masses of the American people ufl- der favorttism of Republican legisla- tion Mir. Taft, on the otkef hand. in his excess of zeal for this class of combinations pleads that tn Deemo- sonle curious naetsfnSrphorsla. 1l. the can d tarin refornaer breaks out in holy Indignation against the only legisla- tive methods that can reach these tar- ife-nourished trusts and relieve the people from their spoliations.
 What Is the cause of this changer Has Mir. Taft been told by his pastor and master at oyster Bay that. after ali, the great trusts have more weight in the election than the consumers upon whom they -preyg The result of the election will determins how much value Is in this assumption.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

Under the laws of Austria, 30 we are told. married man is not allowed 10 go up in a balloon without the written permission of his wife. It seems that she wants to keep a line on him while he is up in the air. No @ubt there are wives in that country
 Q are glad to give such permission. ! if necessary will add the post script, T don't care if you never come back" At any rate. if a husband gets spilled and scattered all over the ground hiA anders will know that he asn't a truant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
s1o.0oo,ooo FoR sTEEL cARs.

ouId-HarrIman Interests May Con-
 tract for 1Os00o Cars.
 Pittsburg Special.
 The biggest contract ever let for steel cars ie now being closed with the Pressed Steel Car Company Of Pittsburg by the Gould -IzarfiTnan in- tereste. 1t ts for about 10,100 steel ears to supply every one of the Gould lines, and the price will be about sI0,s 100000. The contract will cover three, perhaps five, years delivery. and will give employnent to about 1000 men for that length of time.
 1t Is understood that D H Harri. man. before he agreed to dnauce the Gould roads, made e complete iryen- tory Of the rolling stock and gave 1t his opinion that not leas than $l0. .n0O.- 600 would properly equip the lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
The Game Law Enforcement.
 Mt MAfRE- Ala Aug T. 1908

Editor Advertiser:
 I write to ask you if the game law was passed for the benefit of the city people. We country folks try to ob- serve the law, yesterday, a large crowd ofs town men came out here and shot doves at a bait, have been batting them for some time, there were four mobiles full of men, and think they must have shot five or six thousand times. and if they killed doves accord ing to the number of shots fired, there soon won't be any doves in the coun- try.
 Respectfully.
 Fair Play.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Aeainat DueHing.

Paris Journal des Deoats.
 A congress is being held in Austria against dueling. It is not known what conclusion 1t will arrive at, but an illustrated paper in France recently held an inquiry regarding the duel. The. last word on the subject was said by a celebrated surgeon: "The duel Is absurd" he wrote, and am willing to uphold that opinion by force of arms"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
An Interesting Parrot.

remark able parrot was killed at Lytham on Saturday. The owner, an Ansdell gentleman, had had the bird for on his walks into the country. It would fly home, distance of two miles. and visit fioeks of tame birds. but 1t always returned hayne for its food. On Saturday it. flew into some trees at Baiiam. and a man, thinking 1t was pigeon after his peas. brought it down with his gun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
psEns Harm.
Ashville Aegus.

It is our honest convietioa that Samuel Gompers is doing great injury his tongue; if he would crawl into his hole, and lock his jaws, he would rem der Bryan 6 more efficient service, 1t is also eur opinion the mine workers are not making friends and syrnpa- thixers at this tirne by their methods Whenever the organization inserts . clause in It's constitution foTbiddinR iTi- jury to life. liberty, property end rights of others and declaring a for- feitufe of membership for any viola fion of the clause. or a revocation of the charter Of q 3ocal, aiding, abst- tinE or protecting members In their crlf1Inality. then and not till then will 1t be entitled to the respect or rympa- thy Of the outside world. Organized iawisssness Is khe wotbt form of cftrui- naiity, and in this country has not a Singfe excuse for it's existence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

Such action. howevf, 1t is feared by many Republicans. would make the Legislature Democratic, and resul. m ed states Senate. Governor Cummlne d-c,ares that aS Mir. Allison dvfesteA aim fin the rriE ries by such lsarlow niafg gin no is the logical successor of tue veteran senator, and sh ,uid be 50 regarded by ths, Iegislatarr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
sw0RN PRECIPITATION.

1h6 Montgomery Advertiser guarantees { lfa advertisers (and malkes 1t a part of the cen1raet when reauestedl that it's daily ctr collation. is larger than that of any morn ling newspaper printed in Aiabama--and
 cuiation of any edition of any newspaper nffntsd In Alabama without exception { The figures for June printed below repre- saanf the actual net circulation. all returns
 having been deanstSd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Stay Inside the Law.

If working people want to organize unions. it is all right within tfs i'm. it's of the law. but if they go beyond to lay their bands on other peoples persons, property and rights, 1t is all wrong, and should De stopped If it takes bayonets to do 1t. Business must be. upheld
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Hsafe.n

Camp HiI News.
 On the diamond of the farm we may say, "safe"! This is August the 9th, corn is safe from drouth and cotton Is past the stage where total failure Is impossible. We have open cotton and in a short time cotton will be on our streets and fall business will soon be upon us and the outlook is for a big haFVest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Thex Are rortunes to Owneru.

Birmingham Ledger.
 There are more good forests in Clay county than there is from Roanoke to the sea at Brunswlck. Old Clay has the woods, plenty of them. SometiTnes there are hundreds of acres in a bunch, never touched by an axe. Alabama has very much more forest land than Georgia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
It oan,t Be Helped.

Birmingham often takes pleasure fin stating how much more tax the miner al section pays than other portions of the state but Is mum on the cost in- cured by the state in keeping the mill itia under arms to uphold law and order in the mineral district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

Early in November ths T told you so" man will be very much in evi- dence. and he will be numerous enough to have elected any one of the tieksts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

A Western contemporary tells of a man who was sshot In his front porch. :" If his front porch was as pig as rafts they could hardly miss. It,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
wants Gooa Roadh.

Atnaof0 Spectrum. .t
 Now let us have the Overton amend ment to the constitution that the cash from the convict fund may be approp- riated for public road improvement, follow the pace set by the public spir- tted citizens. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
A WhoppeF, Anyway.

OdUBWUH .LIJKIBE E~IFUWH. T
 The various reporting agencies are at iogHerfaeads as to the percentage condition of cotton st this time, but all are agreed that the crop is going to be a whopper unless weather conditions interfere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

John Temple Graves asserts that Hearst is no boss" Then what Is her Merely the owner of the prop srty7 l-e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Hearst fs Wholesale.

Mobile Herald
 Fairbanks aavsd q waitress from drowning and Taft saved child from being run over by q train, but Hearsts heroisnl is On larger scale. He wants to save the whole country from going to the bow-WoWa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

The poets who write about ''the good old summer time" have had no cause to complain of lack of material this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
May Yet TTura Al Home.

Gadsden Journal
 If President Roosevelt mixes up in the scrap to defeat Hughes for renenai- nation in New York as is reported he may find bio game nearer home than South Africa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Boom AIabama.

Russevilie Times
 Tn view of the fact that In 1913 Ala bama will reach her centennial year the State Commercial Association has started a move to make the population Of Alabama reach the four million mark. Alabama has much room for 6 good industrial class and we will well come oil good citizens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Reossvelt Berrowea frem nryan.

MT. Roosevelt has gained populari- ty only by carrying out Mir. Bryan's principles which were not only preach ed by Mir. Bryan but absent from the Republican platform. Tn other words if the people want relief they must look to the Democrats and not to the Republicans. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Clo.ea sea~on.

Huntsville Tribune.
 This is the closed season for corpo- ration nagnates Mir !. Hartman says he will have nothing to do with the Taft campaign.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
All snort Names.

NashViII0 Bannef.
 The presidential tickets are now all made up. You have your choice be- tween two Bills, two Genes and two Toms. Has ever before such series of ooinoideneas been found.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
A Queer Thing.

Greenville Living Truth. f sST 1f',''
 It seems a queer thing that ina freo cause their families need the neees- sities that their labor will bring, should be murdered or badly injured by those who are of the same class, glad to accept price for labor that the others reject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
A Good sampIe oe the Roads.

Washington County News.
 The road between St. Stephens and Carson is so rough that people with false teeth have to take them out be- fore or after starting to travel over teeth, for we don't, but write this as a little reminder to the road overseer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
aornehoAx Pleaaed.

Annlst0n Star.
 -Maiefsctors of great wealth. all sR- Rooseve1ts candidate for president. There's a reason. no doubt.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Those yveaferu Ways.

fAnniSton star
 vvsstsyn % su.an usvs w rantdiy drs Hs ia bas recent ly contracted the habit of making front porch speeches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
A Town of T,impers.

Troy Mes8enger,
 They are selling booze in walking canes In Birmingharn, Ala It Is said that every man in that town has de- veloped q limp here of late.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
One stInwIattDn f1hnerves

one stlpmlatfon ObheFved. Huntsville Tribune sl7,
 It seems that Mr.. Bryan's veto on contribution above s10,0O0 has been thus far strictly observed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
Lava bad Publie Sentiment.

F10naJon 7ubSfprl84-
 The new pistol law and the prohibiA tion law are about on par. One is as ef9ecttva as the other. Public senti- ment can stop the illegal sale of liquor and the carrying, of deadly weapons but laws will never do 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
What tke State Papers
 Are Sewing and Doing
Shoe Buffons nna Oiears.

H4nteVfIIe HannoF
 It is hard to tell what becomes of the hair pins, but we found a shoe button in aSefgar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
W11I F1e r,ulv rlhankful.

Mobile Register.
 Mir. Bryan promises us a short speech of acceptance. The newspaper frater- nifty will be duly grateful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

It wiu Come Out vVath slim Showing. Eadsden Times Eewa
 John Temple Graves indignantly re- pudiates the inBtnunkion the independ- ence party ls a one-nsan affair. We'll, hel1 find that it Isn't 60 many more than that when voting time comes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09

wARNER's SAFE CURE is put up in two sizes and Is sold by all druggists, or direct, at 50 CENTS and si.0o BoTTLE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
ANALYSIS FREE.

If after making this test you have had any doubt as to the development of the dis urine. putting your name and address on the package. to our Medical Department. and our doctors will analyze 1t and send hookiAt free
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-09
TEST YOUR KTDNEYs.

Put some morning urine in e. glass or bot. tle. iet it stand. 24 hours. IftheFe Co A red dish sediment in the bottom of the glasa or if the urine is cloudy or milky or Ii you see particles or germs fioatIng about in it. your kidneys are diseased and you once.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-10-14

George Bridge, who has been working
in a hotel at Watkins, n. Y, the past
summer, returned home the last of the
week.
Mrs. G. G. Meader and daughter, Miss
Helen, of AusabIe Forks, n. Y, are
guests of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Sinnott.
Miss Hazel Sherman, who went to BJs-
ton on the excursion last Wednesday,
has been the guest Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Wallace Vigeant, in Cambridge.
The display Of Fenway candy in the
macy this week is just little above the
average, even of that up-to-date firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas of Know
ton, P, O., and nephew, Joe Cling of
Rchford, have been guests the past
week of the latter's mother, Mrs. Joseph
Pariso.
Roy Macomber, who has been assisting
in the Rivers Grocery store for the past
two weeks, returned Monday to Burling-
ton, to resume his studies at the Yer
mont Business College.
MIR. and Mrs. James Reed returned
last Saturday from a two weeks trip to
Montreal and other points, and have be-
gun housekeeping in Mrs. Cora Whipple's
residence on West High Street.
Mrs. c. NJ. Fisher, formerly an Efficient
operator in the Citizens Telephone office,
is helping out there during the absence
of Miss Nellie Minott, who is spending a
two weeks vacation in Boston.
The village fire wardens have given
notice that they viii make the rounds Of
property inspection at date sometime
in the near future. Property owners
take notice and act accordingly.
DR.. Maynard of Burlington was in town
lastEWednesday, called here in consulta-
ton with the family physician in the
case of D. c. Smith, who is suffering
from a kidney trouble and complications.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-10-14

MORRISViLLE

Lula Town has been i'll for the past two
weeks suffering with jaundice.
Tax payers should not overlook the
fact that Nov, l is near at hand.
Mrs. E. A. Allen has gone to Groton
for visit of two or three weeks with rel
atives.
Miss Alice Heminway of Johnson was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Barrows
Tuesday.
Miss Maud Chaffee, Il teacher of French
at Bellows Free Academy, spent Sunday
at her home here.
Henry Tillotson was in Hardwick and
Wolcott last Saturday and Sunday, the
guest of relatives.
A statement in the business notice COL
umn concerning the Earle Piano contest,
will be of interest to many.
Miss Ida May Beaulac has been enter
tanning her friend. Miss May Healey of
Hardwick, for several days.
Miss Carrie Weinman of Jeffersonville
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
G. P. Fisher the past week.
Elmer Amsden of Manchester, n. H.,
arrived the last of the week and is visit
ing his brother, Abbott, in Elmore.
Mrs. L. B. Boynton has been confined
to the house since last Saturday, suffer
ing from severe attack of indigestion.
Lee C. Tillotson is expected to arrive
here Saturday, Oct. II, with a carload of
western horses, which he has been buy
ing in Iowa.
There will be a regular meeting of
Rathbone Lodge tomorrow evening,
when business of special Importance will
be transacted.
Arthur Fleming left last Saturday for
Burlington, to enter Mary Fletcher hos
pital, where he will undergo an operation
for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Graves went TO
Waterbury last Saturday, where Mrs.
Graves is spending couple of weeks
with relatives. Mr.. Graves returned
Monday.
Rev. Otto S. Raspe is publishing this
week a personal letter to every Univer-
salist family in the parish in regard to
church work and attendance. He has
announced his subjects for six months.
This paper will publish the topics later.
Rev. and Mrs. v. NJ. Hardy left Tues
day for Boston, taking advantage of the
excursion from Cambridge Junction.
They will spend several days with the
family of Mr.. Hardy's brother, Prof. A.
L. Hardy at Amherst, Mass, returning
by way of Randolph, where they will
also make short visit.
Loring Smith met wit painful and
serious accident Monday afternoon, while
working in the Morse dressing mill. He
was running a butting saw, when his
right hand came in con tact with the saw,
splitting his fore finger the whole length
from the root of the fingernail, going
completely through above the second
joint. 1t is hoped that the finger can be
saved, although it will be tiff at the sec
ord joint.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-10-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

For SALE!-A nice young Horse, weight about
1880 lbs. Nj. +. GRAY Johnson
For SALE!-One dozen full blooded Brown
Leghorn Hens. J. J. JACKSON, Morrisvllle,
For SALHl-Hotel Wolcott, with livery stable,
for sale or to rent. S. A. FIFE, Wolcou.
MILLINERY OPENING Trimmed and Ready
to Wear Hats. Flowers, Feathers, etc, Oct. s,
16. THR FIFE Millinery Department, Wolcott.
NOTICE Can sell your business, farm, or
residence. Address, Room ~, 80 Court Street,
Boston, Mass.
Losr!-Pair Rimless Eye Glasses, last Thurs
dav night near head OF Puck Street, Stowe.
Please return to CAMPBELL's JEwELRY STORE,
Morrisville for reward.
THE PIANO CONTEST Miss Glenna Russell
wishes to state to her trends and the public gener-
ally, who are helping her, that she has not with
drawn from the Earle Piano Contest and has not
given her coupons to any parties as has peeh
reported
For SALE Cook Stovean Heater the latter
for wood or coal. A. w. WAITE, MorrisviIle.
For SALEl Pure bred Guernsey Calves,
Bull months HeiGer 7 months, also I Bull
wears CID registered, and Heifer years old
registered JOSEPH Foss, North Hyde Park
BARRELS For good, sound Barrels, with one
head, we will pay as follows Flour, paint and
small sugar barrels, TIC each large sugar barrels,
I2c. Delivered at our Hide House. On lots OF
20 or more, delivered at one time, will pay &c more
than above price. c. ). PAGE, Hyde ParK'
For SALE Three heavy work Horses, good
true workers, and will be sold cheap; also two
vear-oId Colt and pair heavy work Harnesses.
i am also in the market for Calves and Bologna
Cows Call or write, JOHN MINER, Hyde Park
For SALE!-A good Plumbing, Heating and
Hardware business in lively granite and mil
town of 5000. Reason for selling explained to
pr spective customer. Excellent chance tor
hustler and small competition. Address Postoffice
Box 423, Northfeld, Vt.
WESTERN HORSES I'VE will have another
carload of Western Horses in Morrisvie, Satur
day, Oct. II. This lot has been carefully selected
by MIR. Tillotson and contains some fine matched
pairs for workers and drivers. Come early and
see the lot before the best ones are taken. SMITH
& TuLoTsoN, Cong ess St. MorriSvie.
PARLoR MILLINERY! - viii be home from
market about Oct Is, with complete assortment
of the latest styles in Millinery. After attending
the Oct. openings in the several cities, will be
ready to met my customers with new goods, and
new ideas in trimming. MRS. G. A. BARRoWs,
Brooklyn St. Morrisville.
INFORMATION ABOUT MINNESOTA !-2oo-page,
Book compiled by the State, describing industries
crops livestock property values, schools churches
and towns of each county, and Mnnesotas splen-
did opportunities for any man. Sent tree by STATE
BOARD OF IMMIGRATION, Dept ~, State
Capitol, st. Paul. MINI.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1908-10-14
District o. &. S. Meeting

The annual meeting of the Sixth Dis
trict, O. E. S., will be held in Morrisvile
with Coral Chapter, No. IS, Thursday,
Oct. Is. The meeting will be opened at
10:30, a. M, by Coral Chapter, at which
time a reception will be given to Grand
officers. An address of welcome will be
given by Miss Blanche Peck, W. NJ, of
the local Chapter. E. H. Sherwin, d. G..
p, os Johnson will respond. At 900,
p. M, exemplification of work will be
given, when the chairs will be filled by
officers of different Chapters.