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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-05-21
CLASSIFIED ADDS
FOR SALE

For SALE-A secondhand Singer
sewing machine. Inquire of ]. II.
Field.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-05-21

For SALE CHEAP-A good dwell
ing house and two lots on 5th ST.,
not far from Normal school. See
the foreman at Journal Office for
particulars.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-05-21

SUSANNA:
Good housewives prefer Gold Medal
Flour. SALOME.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-05-21

We have for rent severa al very de-
sirable houses at prices ranging
from eight to ten dollars per month.
WILLIAMS & GRIMM.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-05-21

For SALE OR RENT.-The j. S.
Copley farm and the S. A. Brown
farm in Clifton, six miles southwest
of this city. Inquire of ]. S. Copley
or Wellesley Vannatta.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-05-21

We have for sale fine nine-room
house on Division Street.; large lot,
fair barn. This is a snap if taken
this month. Do not delay; see us
at once. WILLIAMS & GRIMM.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
POSTED THE NAMES
OF STEADY B00zERS
Action Of Cumberland Saloonaesp-
ers TO Warn Hsbitual Drunkar6s
From Bars Causes Much In
dignstion Among Them.

The " .nchester Star says:
The Cumberland salconkeepers have
placed IN prominent places IN their
saloons an ofncial list OF hAbttual
drunlszrcs. TO be used for their guild
ance IN serving drinks. and all per
sons whose Names appear on the list
viii be refused Srt,k.
Some % the persons whose names
have been published IN saloons as
haeituai drunksrAs threaten 10 bring
salt for damages asainst the iRdivfG-
nails supposed 20 be responsible for
the Oireulation 81 the list.
FFseads OF soEae OF the persons cited
are also indignant. 10 Is claimed that
when q sai00nkeepSr Is Notified not
20 sell a person alleged 20 be an hal
itusl druniSard 40 IS Ger his own In
formation. and not n matter 20 spread
brCaaoast. IL - also commended that
soznc OF the persons mentioned on TIE
list which includes thirty-two names.
cannot legally be classed among hae-
itull drunkards. Several OF the Sa-
loonkeepers have added names I'm
writing 20 the published list. and one
saloon has thirty-eiEht names exposed.
F The head OF the list Is a former prom
inent business man.
The list IS headed in largo type.
Liquor Dealers Association" 'Ths
Identity OF the organization Is not
known There IS a retail LIQUOR deal
GERS disciaim any knowledge or the
'ist. which they Say was published or
the respcnsi elnty OF several saloon
keepers. who had handed together foI
protection. To sell an hseitusl
druukard after having been ncuase
net 20 DO SO - 20 invite inGictm en'
and also suit for civil damages. Tbs
ust published is according 10 state
ment printed thereon. by legal author
$751;
Sever has there been such a sti'
among PERSONS addicted 90 drink.
rs feared hy many that Subsequent list
may appear. and such action nigh
cmherrass some very prominent PEG
pic Some of the men 0n the list have
-hra-ci ur and are Leading sohe
lives 20 Shows thst they can do 50
Some Victims have been holding FOR
nOl inSiEuation meetings. There wa
rsr~picuous absence en- the part o.
She men named in the list ~ thei
usual saloon haruts
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
HUGHES MESSAGE STIRS
RACE TRACK GAMBLERS

NEW YORK-SPccizl. ~
tho message OF Governor Hughes
against bookmShng 60 The race track,
the heaas O. the great racing nssocia-
lions VIII meet az the rooms OF the
Jockey club ~ the Windsor Arcade.
today 20 begin action. These men.
who have milIlsns OF doliars invested
IN tracks about Sew York city. and
al Saratoga believe that should the
Governors ideas hc Incorporated into
law their business would be ended.
''LonE PAT McCarreu VIII lead tho
dght against any legislation 20 abolish
gambling on race tracks IN this State.
He VIII be aided by Senator Grady.
and Viii undoubtedly receive the
united support % the Democratic rep
re-eztztfvss in both houses. The nsht
along this Line IS expected 20 be one
az the bitterest IN legislative history
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
TO LET HARTMAN GO
BECAUSE OF OTHERS
Chairman Knapp. Of Interstate
Commerce Commission, Hesitates
to Fix Precedent in Dissolv-
ing Railroad Combine.

WASHING TCN. II. C-SpcciSi.--
The Interstate Commerce Ccrcrai~Siorl.
which conducted the famous invcsti-
gatien of the Hartman system last
year. 6xrelepinE al the evidence that
has eeSn placed AZ command OF the
Department or Justice. - not. by any
means unanimously favorable 10 the
prc2Seed prosecution
Chairman Knapp sid tcGsN.
II a. is decided thai The law only
related - unreasonable" restraint CO
trade. The Government must prove
that there Is such restraint. that more
harm than good Is CCne ty comeirs-
ton ~ railroad systems Can x prove
that
beyond this. - the question % e.
feet on other systems. ~ g SeciSlc1
should be secured holding nat the
Union Facific's centred 90 the south
err Pacific must Re loosed- such a
construction would az once apply %
the New Ncrk Central
+That road owns most o. the stock
Of the l-ase Shcrs ana inc MichiEa
Central tv-o roads. which. between
Chicago end L,u1alc. are much more
Glossy lD colcret itiou than the Union
ar Sourftll Pacific. Again. thcrc
Is the Pennsylvania Railroad which
Owls rre stock o. the rcnrsylv
Company. whlch. in ru-u. controls the
ps-allei lines &C tie EcurSyiN 20 q
system uess Of PittshurE
Attorney General Hon@ rl-te. when
asked fhr plans fn- prosecuting rht
Hartman cCnhlratlcr. ztl that ir
teD says C- tEo nets- staten, EFT
would 81 putlshcl cr lhe subject
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
Tommy Todd.
He Writes to His Uncle Jack.
By WEX JONES.

VI EER uNKEL JACK : KAY Fott q kne~
tS z-fs u,s.eT Sro~n he gave = - re
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AZ nef fss.in - Eeoc 1tsy Eistss
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PEA g. tke frees I g. SAY t1lsD ~hea
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
EDWARD S. BROWN. OF
LYRCERURG, DEAD

LNNCHFUEG. NA.-Spe cial-E-d
ward s. Eroru. aged eighty-ninc, one
CO trc best known and highly esteem
Cd residents CO 1ynchburE. died this
uo-rlrE. after a brief Illness OF pneu-
-rcll.. following sr attack % the grip.
lie Vas q natiFc 20 Powh2tsn county
where he vrartlcct law until he came
here IN 1855. and afterwards became
ell member ot Tie firm ot Mosoy <
Brown. IL continued his prEctics up
.. lis last Illness. though falling health
.l not permit him 10 do much work-
sfe was member OF Court street
.thedlst Church and a BIBLE student
note.
ITe j. survived ly his VIE and one
lghter. Miss Corncila Brown. and a
arhsr. Daniel IT, Brown. % Powha-
. county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
CLUBMAN ARRESTED
FOR DESERTISG WIFE

NEW ORLEANS. LA--sqe clsi-Al-
bert Il Stoddard. one % the strong
est men in he produce business %
th.s cfty. c-ubfuan. prUmlIert IN
lodges and carnival asscclarc-s. was
arrested yesterday on a charge Ct wife
G esortfon. He was released 81 short
tine or q $1,000 ball bond. signed by
Melville Israel The wife. who call
81 on District Attorney Porter Parker
20 make the charge against her hOs-
band last Tuesday. was formerly Mss
Lizzie Caruthers To the District At
torney Mrs. Stoddsrd complained that
he- husband had been living away
from home for sometime. though ne
contributed 20 her support I'll De
ccmser lst, and she spoke % snother
woman. whose Identity ol course. is
eriil g mystery. Then Ms. Stodeard
said that since December 1st Bert
stcddard had given her nothing foT
her support or that o. her seven chill
dren-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

young lady living in Belmont. The
couple went 20 Washington. and
thence to Rockville. where the cers-
mony was performed. They returned
to Washington and stepped with reia~
tives OF the bride on q street. North
west II waa hsTe that detectives OF
tho Washington bureau located Jenn-
son. In the Police Court At Chas-
lOstssvfi1s ysstsr6ky Jehsssn was h<kc
in ther OF stee fer the grand jury.
Nine dskAFs IN cash and q l26y,s gold
wafch. wtrh q few trtakAS tris<isss.
ss al thai the pslsss were able 70
over.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
CONTFSsES
HE EURGLARIYF-D \ STORE
CHARLOTTEsvILLE.-sp SPEC

CHARLOTTESvILLE-Sp ecial-
Hugh =. Johnson. The white youth
charged with burFlsriEing the GRAPHIC
phone and News Company. answering
the query as 20 what led him 10 com
NIT the crime satd: i did not need
the rneney particularly. but just some
thing got into me. and went into
the place and took the money. Then
went 10 Washington and Mss Hem
don and were married by the Rev.
r II Campbell. AZ Rockville. Nd.
johnson eloped from Charlottesville
with Miss sadie Belle Herndon. a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

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wirk nc sn bsssy aeerish nevrsf tosf an
SIS says you kAE CO % Fxrs 9essy besrIisA
zzsty STACK % pesoctE.9e iW-as i tEe.
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rerTsg ? return AZ 3 sez u Lronis1 E4e The
1zowss sd yule Fav z brlng K
Dot Tfs seut away az SAID Tas oors
foz1Dy
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eatfe1ls
So - =, hHH'
"a useVBs 10 bsteT sssn a fsogx IL lives
In a ks8s ear puL ~ tka sake 10
scassk t1e cat va osees Think u
Likes Il
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11
GOT A COLD DUCKING
MAR WEST POINT

WEST POINT TA--Epeciaf .--
u George w. Richardson. @ West
Pcir- AID rls brother and Mr. Will
Richie -Isrn % New York. Masters
se.den and stuart Richardson. sons
CO Dr. Richardson. lcf- West Point
yesterday morning 20 20 90 their cid
home place. ECL-y Fork. 81 New
Kent fu a roWbcar
Early on -he trip one ~ the heavy
.Erts STOOD ~ r. the small boat
when near the Government dyke. Just
below West Point when 20 capelzec
and rs occupants were thrown in the
water. They managed 90 swim 20 the
tyke. and there. the logs being COW
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-01-11

terribly lacerateG 81 tnefr struggle 90
cer from the water a lrar. manned
IS AT@s-re Hudson and Malone. %
W-,et Point. rushed &c tAe rescue They
lost their guns and other belongings,
but reached the home a. pr. Richard
son about S-2o 90 the evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27
MODEL ENGINE EXHIBITED.

Messrm. suratt and Edwards Made
 HandsOme Gift for Relatives.
 For the past few days there has been on exhibition in a window of one of the down town department stores a complete model Of q locomotive aud tender. It is about six inches in height, and from the pilot of the loco. motive to the rear of the tank Is some thing over a foot. It Is complete tn every detail. In the cab is the regula- ton door with it's chain in the firebox of the boiler. From the smokestacs to the front of the cab the outside of the boiler on the engine has every. thing a regulation locomotive has ThG tender is as complete as the locomo. tive, with the tank for water and bir for coal, even the bumpers.
 The engine Is the 151. painted ir large black letters on the tender anc the outside of the cab with the letters n. and N"
 For a month or so past Messrs. Al bert Surratt ana Culver Edwards have been working on the model during their spare hours, both of them being employees of the Louisville and Nash vile shops in North Montgomery. Tht model was Christmas gift to a small boy, one of their relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27
EMPLOYES THANKED
PRESIDENT OF WESTERN RAIL-
 ROAD SENDS LETTER.
Compliments lEen Operating Traina and COnmected with Business on Their Splendid Results Du-
 ring Past Year.

It Is 6 question if anywhere in this country there is railroad that in point of roadbed, rolling stock and general equipment and high standard Of the employees Is the superior of the Western from Montgomery to Atlanta and Montgomery to Selma. That the management from President Wicker sham and Superintendent Cox down, not only realizes this fact, but is very appreciative of 1t, is shown by the fol- lowing circular bulletin that has just been issued:
 .. Atlanta, Dec. 25, 1908. ITO Employees:
 Am glad to say that these lineH have been remarkably free from acci- dents during the past year--due large ly. If indeed. not entirely. to the care and watchfulness of it's employees who. in the opinion of the management. are second to none.
 Your loyalty to your company is a matter of general, more than local comment, and moreover Is an asset of ihestfniabie value. The success of 2 corporation Is due largely to the per. sonnel of It's employees. as they are com stantly serving the public, and unless the highest standard Is maintained, will soon fall Into disrepute.
 Tt Is, therefore, more than gratify- ing tO the management to know that 1t cen depend on each of you to do your whole duty under all circumstances and at all times. We wish to take this occasion to extend to you our thank $ for your efforts n furthering the in' terests of the company, and beg leave to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New Year (SIgned.l "Chas. A. Wickersham.
 President and General Manager"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27
City Family Back on the Job,
 Also Dream Within Dream

Again, in their usual methodjcaI turning. have the wheels of the mech enism of the Montgomery City Govern ment started to revolve. Christmas, to the city family. is one day long. no more and no less. There isi no vaea- aon leading up to it, and no happy aftermath. Ito is Christmas.s one day. then work again.
 Mayor Teague was in his ofiice Sat- urday, az If nothing in the world had happened. It hadn't phased him. Pos. sibly he had gone to church, certainly he had had a good dinner, and he had lot big bunch of prisoners on Sat- urday he looked over the usual mass of letters. asking about the bond issue. and, much to the pleasure Of his geo. retary, Mir, Parrish. turned the scant wheelearrow full of misbives over to the celebrated, typist to answer.
 Aero 8 the hall from the Mayors 6 ofhce. David Crosland, who records deaths and births, issues burial and wedding certificates. and notices to masons, sat breeding over his ledgeTs.
 Three deaths and one birth" he was muttering to himself. what a record for a municipaIltyt I will have to string the information out into days work. he softly breathed, and plunged Into the grueiling task.
 Next door to Dave. back in d room that was pregnant with the perfume" of portions Of bovine carcasses for sale. and buried In q fort-like pen, sat a little, weasened man. His hollow cheeks and bald head were thrown into shart relief by. the ray of sunlight that fell across him. It was Treasurer Tait, appointed miser of Montgomery some time ago. From hand to hand he poured gIittering coins, counting the pieces and storing them away in the safe. He would chuckie as he patted the little bags of money that he was putting away against the time when the city's interest on the bond issues of former Councils would fall due; "s60,0O0 to be paid out January l." he said, and 1t Is all tucked by in the banks"
 Across the room from Mir. Tait, the desk which usually Mir. cowan works at, was vacant, for Mr. Cowan was l still away. Ben Kilerow was con spicuously somewhere else.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27
DOCTORS WILL DINE.


 Birmingham. Dee. yss---fgpselal 1--- The Jefferson County Medical Society Is looking forward to the annual ban- quet at tho Country Club Monday night.
 It promises to De one of Che most elaborate spreads ever attempted by the doctors and the committee on ar- engagements has spared no pains f0 make the gathering a success.
 The committee is composed of nrs. William Jordan. William Long. '. R. Schneider. W. c. Gewin and w. P. McAdory.
 It was originally pIaned to havs the banquet at hotel. but it was decided several days ago to meet at the Conn. try Club The spacious dining room at the Country Club is large enough for several hundred people and the doctors wanted all the room possible The program is now being prepared and will be 8 thing of beauty. DF. !. D. Heaeock. the newly elected prest- dent Of the society. will act as toast. master and In addition to the set t0asts practically every doctor will be given ] an opportunity to have something fg I Bay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27

' Back around the corner in the cir cumlocution offlee. where paving ques- tons oity'~d drain matters, and bridge work figuring Is wrestlsd withs thars was a vast void. 4 little bird was twittering on Troy's typewritsr. Mr. the wall. and the pages of hyroglyphics over which the engineering force pom ders. were rolled up and put away.
 The door to the Council Chamber stood open, the shades were down. and although the great brain room was va- cant. one could imagine the scene en- acted there. Like an echo from a the voice of Jim the omni-voieed. Mfr. President. I arise to point of per. sonal privilege" Another dim echo would answer, And the gentleman from ward Six will state his point"
 Now. Mir. President. if popcorn must be popped'-
 "Mr President"
 "Ths gentleman from Ward one."
 T have given this matter most care- full consideration, a experimentation of subordinate. conclusions. predeStined as biproducts of ubiquitous proto- pIasmlc jerrymanderism"--
 "The question is well put. and the Alderman from Ward One ts sustained The Alderman from Ward Six will take hfh scat
 MT President
 The Alderman from Ward Five"
 T want to introduce 6 bill entitled a bill to provide for the further deinf- tion of the offices of city vetrinarian." Move we adjourn
 The Alderman from ward Four is out of order"
 MT. President" "The Aldermen from Ward Three. ]"
 T would like to ask for q suspen- sion of the rules while we take up the matter of issuing . contemplated issue of s45s.0o0, 100000 in bonds for the beautifying of lower Commercs Street. And the rules are suspended, all In favor of issuing the bonds gay aye; l all opposed, no; and the bond issue is carried.
 l But the sudden siamnafng Of the Council chamber door dispelied the l Authorization.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27
B'NAI BIRTH DAY IS TO BE
 GEL EBRATED BY LOCAL LODGES

B.nal B'rith day will be observed at Temple Beth-or tonight at 7:30 D. m, when Ralph J. Schwarz, of the faculty of Tulane Univerfity, of New Orleans. will make the address of the evening. The celebration will be under the auspices of Emanuel Lodge No. 103 and Alabama Lodge No, 29a, and for the occasion an elaborate pro gram has been arranged.
 The following is the program:
 Program.
 Opening prayer. pr. B. c. Ehren-
 Reading. Memorial, to Bro. Leo N, Ievi-Lester D. Jacobi.
 violin solo. ''Romane@.f by Svends'en Miss Nellie Wolff.
 oratlon, The Religious and Social Relationship Between the Jew and His Nelehbor"--Ralph !. schwarz.
 yocai solo. Aria from Mignon"--- Miss Frances Wolff.
 organ postiude--Prof. Rienzi Thom- as.
 lBenedietion.
 comnllttea, of nsetnents-Davtd 9irch Charles r. MoFitz.- Henry Loeb Maurice Strauss, M, Mohr. B. Wolff.
 Ushers-Jake Hirseh, Victor Loeb Rnrkhardt Klein, sidney Marcus, Paal ID. Klotz, Ernest Meyer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27

police from o'clock "Wednesday st'e'- noon until Thursday midnight =
 Riehteen arrests were mace oN csarges of drunkenness, while lne ns ures a year ago. when tas balyD.s were in full bisst here. showed s'r'os' 100 . Ia,
 The docket in the police court las' year on the day after, Christmss snos- ed nearly 200 cases for conslderaton :. No serious crimes of any natuIe weae reported to the police last night or lo- day. as having taken place tnropsn the Christmas holiday.
 The tragedy at Ensiey, In WnIsn Mrs. IAvie was killed. and J: W. UT FIT. fth charged with the offense. was tne
 Even in the mining district there were few crimes of note over the non. day, A cutting aftray occurred las' night at q dance in Carbon hui, Wax Wax er County, when Percy Moore cut Frank Sides. The latter was doorkeeper at the skating rink where the dance was being given and Moore Is said to nave made an effort to get in when ths trouble followed.
 One negro shot and killed enotnet negro at Manchester, in walker County, and a negro woman was shot in the leg Christmas night
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-27
ALMOST COMPLETED
NEW ORGAN AT COURT STREET
 CHURCH.
Public Recital will Be Given In Re- decorated Auditorsum en Jan- uary, 7--FornaI Preaen-
 saaiom at That Time.

The worx on the new organ of the Court Street Methodist Church is all most finished, and the magnificent in- strufnent will be form ally turned over to the church within week or two.
 The new organ is the fnest in the city and one Of the finest in tho whole South. the cost being several thousand dollars. The members of the Court Street Church are looking forward very eagerly to the recital which will be given in the rodecorated church au- ditorium January '. To this reeitai the public will be invited.