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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02
gT ZEN EN-
foRS.! JUDGE Chill TON
Iss4z,s yntIf9 tar OF Montgomery
SiRn Paper.

,c- d nicated.)
.-e santnf,sef " the Bar of the City
OF 4 iesr AXIS eaving learned with
ri Isa x &c caslidacy Of Hon. John
NJ. ~ - f~y aass ,iate Justice Of the
SUI. ms c.4rf o. Alabama. hereby
pie - 2 20 .s-t fs'aih support FOR said
ON
v - aoAaisN5 - to the people
thre n, c.s tlaa stss as man Of high
chat .taas i-S3 ability. judicial
tenn aeaae sss as sing in every re-
spec Fet aJ - Z, 10 discharge the
Innpo. AZ sffs - ~ ming to said Of
fee 10 rgs5s - hgnself and to the
good 81 fl stst IA
W. 9,.a,sT & "a srum. Alexander
Troy. Neasrt 4 EeS non, T. Scott
Sayre, ssaaH scr. Fhos. X. Clark,
A. Kiri- Satrick. Philip III. stern. C. p.
Mcintyre, r. T. GOODWIN. Jack Thor
ington. J. Lee Holloway. CASTOR Gun
ter, j. Winter Thorington. j. A. Gilmore,
Gustave r. Mertins. A. +. Whiting, Il.
A. Sanderson, Joseph Galloway. w. A.
Jordan. s. III. Dent. Jr,, Clifford Lanier.
Jr., j. B. Jones, Gee w. Jones Arm
stead Brown. Geo. NJ Marks. Edw. s.
Watts. Leon Well. o. c. Maner. A. l..
Tyson, julius sternfeld. Phares Cole
man. Ray Rushton. II. r. Crenshaw. w.
w. Hill, W. c. Hill. Thos. W. Martin.
Massey Wilson, Horace Strlnsfellow.
N. B. Marks, Robt. G. Arlington, Stuart
Mackenzie. VIM. T. Seibels. w. r. Bras
sell. w. J. Fuller. Walton II. Hill. C.
e. crenshaw. Jno. w. Watts. H. NJ.
Blue. Wm.~J. Commit. A. H. Arlington.
Mark D. Brainard. Frank Stollen-
werck. Jr.. +. NJ. Arlington. J. j. Rob-
insan, Geo II. Shreve. W. NJ. Blakeq.
J. II. Foster, W. r. Andrews. NJ. H.
~ A
H. Crawford, David T. Blakey. Lee II.
We'll.
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}. w. POOL STILL HELD.
Prattv1IIe Young Man In Jail in
Huntsville.

Huntsville. April. l-(Special)-
John w. Pool. the young insurance
solicitor of Prattville who was arrest
ed here for the Prattville authorI-
ties on a charge OF larceny. is StiIl
in Jail here
The father of the young man has
wired that he will come to- Hunts
Vile at once and make bond for his
son.
Young Pool says the charge grew
out of a disouted account with the IN
surance company by which he wasem-
nlaved. His wife. who is a bride OF
only a few months states that hes
husbands father is running for aimee
ana that the indictment was found
against the son for the purpose or
pas,sing q political sensation.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

FOR sALE-S2 vacant lots IN one plat.
fronting on Jefferson Davis Ave. houses
sold very low In price. Chandler q Douglass.
LOTT
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AUBURN's GROWTH.
Professor Ross Speaks of Years Big
MatriculattOa.

Prof. B. p. Ross of the faculty of the
Alabama Polytechnic Institute. and
State Chemist. was in Montgomery yes
terday on official business, returning
to Auburn last night. Prof. Ross said
there 10 great activity in the building
line at Auburn where the new magnif-
icent dining hall, autho by APP
nearing completion.
THE panicky condition OF the coun-
try which has prevailed during the
first half OF our college session." said
Prof. Ross does not seem to have in
fiueneed the Alabama Polytechnic In
stitute as we have the largest enroll
ment In the history Of the college and
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

Advices from Apalachicola. the home
of Hon. j. N. coomhs. the. recognized
head Of the Florida Republican ma :
chine. are to the effect that his physi-
clans have practically abandoned all
hope of his recovery from an attack of
apoploxy. and his condition is now very
critical.
Mr. ooombs. who emily a few weeks
ago went to Washington to consult
with President Roosevelt. suffered a
slight attack of apoplexy shortly after
his return, and since that time he has
grown constantly worse For several
DAYS he has been unconscious.
He IL the Republican National Com
rnitteeman from this State and controls
the Federal patronage. being the ad-
wiser of the President insofar as Flor
ida matters are concerned. He Is i'm
mensely wealthy. and stands high in
financial as well as social circles In
this section of the State.
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TO PLAY AT wETUMPKA.
High school Team VIII Go Awainst
Agricultural school.

ABffcWIdufWI SchOoIs
The Boys High School baseball team
will leave the city this morning at IL
o'clock in a tally-ho for Wetumpka TO
play the team of the Fifth District Ag-
riculturaI School of that town. The
High School has o very strong team
this year. and they are confident of
victory. They will reach Wetumpka
about :s0 and play the game at $3.50,
and return to the city about $3.50 or 0
lion was Kind enough to grant the
boys half day on TO the game.
number Of rooters will SO over
with the boys to help them WIN. The
lows: Poundstone. catch err; s. Gordan.
pitcher; Merridy, first base; Zadek,
second base; Smith, third base: j.
@. Stratford. center fieid; Egg, right
hAld
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Typewriter Circular Letters.

IMPOSSIBLE to detect them from the ac-
tual work OF the typewriter; reproduced by
prices on application. Mrs. ThirkieId. lis
First National Bank Bldg. Phone 3Obs.
Rot
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MAJOR ). N. HANDLEY DEAD.
Brother of Major w. A. Handley u,
unran hn Teraa

AvAWNHdNN 7THNI7ETUy
pores in Texas.
Roanoke. Aprily l. Especially
Yesterday evening Hon. William A.
Handley received a telegram announce
ing the death of his brother. Major
James NJ. Handley. at Handley,
Texas t
The deceased was a gallant Confed-
crate soldier and left this state for
Texas some thirty years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

wANTED-whits girls 20 DO general house.
work In private homes; fair wages noder-
s a,s Tor ESo iss snq food sppos
live out OF town may write The Galvatien
Army. Montgomery. Ala. Otherwise may
---A-tI
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CONGRESS


Washington, April 1.-The passage of
a bill authorizing the construction OF a
dam across the Snake river in the state
Of Washington, and the consideration
of a measure for adjudicating the
claims of states against the govern
ment on account of the disposition of
the proceeds of public lands occupied
nearly the entire session OF, the Senate
today.
The Senate at ALA p. m. adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

ssr tae per ssntaee Of students who
-. 70 aained jim college after naatric-
las betn decidedly larger than
rba "a smistry classes which are un-
. =. Ross. reached their largest
81 her .his session.
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SYMPATHY FOR MIR. HEFLIN.
Eighty of HI. Roanoke Constituents

Roanoke. April -(SpeciaD--A tel
gram signed by eighty citizens OF
Roanoke has been sent to Congress
man Hefiin. assuring him of their love
admiration and sympathy because OF
his difficulty with the Washington ne
gro.
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ENGRAVING.

WANTED to illustrate your ads with
our cuts: they add IS per cent. TO the
attTactIveness OF any ad. talk II over with
The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone
s67 TT
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wooDENWARE.


FOR Thorough broom satisfaction ask your
grocer for our Yellow Label Brooms Price
twenty-five to fifty cents Five grades.
Montgomery Woodenware Co. Corner Court
and Jefferson SITS. TT
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS-Made on town. city and country
real estate of value: reasonable interest =.
Also buy and sell all kinds OF land notes.
southern Mortgage Brokerage Co. SOC Nor
ris building. New Orleans. La --2T-sot
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

WALL PAPERS Of Quality. new spring
line very artistic designs, craftsmanship the
best moderate prices. stamping, Designing
etc. G. =. W. Ksyntbn. 1o4h DEXTER Ave-
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HARNESS AND SADDLES.

WE Carry a full line OF harness and sad
dies. brides whips. travelling bags and
suit cases. call and see US. B. NJ. Washburn.
I19 Commerce St got
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

What Is known as the closed season
at all Gulf ports was inaugurated to-
day. when officers of the marine hes-
pital service left the city for the Santa
Rosa quarantine station, and will
there board all vessels entering this
port,
The quarantine each year Ia COM
meneed in April or May. and now that
ell Gulf ports are under the direction
Of the marine hospital service the
closed season will commence at ali
places at the same time.
This morning Port Physician White,
. crew of fumigators. customs inspec-
tors and iauncbmen left the city for fhe
local station. where they will remain
until next October, boarding vessels
that enter. and where necessary these
vessels win be detained at the station
for fumigation. and Afterwards will re-
main for the required length Of time.
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FOUND.

-------------~-->-~->-----~ ---->-~---------~--~
LOST-Bracelet. mounted with Sapphires
and pearls suitable reward will be paid for
return to owner Notify telephone No. $50
Article described. lost about dusk Wednes-
day between intersection OF Scott and South
Court Streets and Mildred Street corner
Virginia Avenue. possibly on Mildred st.
FOUNDING are the old experienced French
Dry Cleaners Do not try beginners with
your ladies goods. Skirts. plain or pleat-
ed. 7bc White Ceclian, nannel or pana-
75c White kid gloves. CSC Gents suits
dry cleaned and pressed. soc while you
walt We will dye for you. Southern
Cleaning and Dye Works, Phone 1soS, Over
Mays Bakery. Ia
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WANTED-RooM OR BOARD.

wANTED-To buy 100 pounds good. clean
linen or cotton rags. The Advertiaer Co. u
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40. win Make nond.

Decatur April 1.-tSpecial)-Ed
Cor ,gio has been confined In the
eeuolv wn here several days on the
Glare ~ forgery, has Just had his
hoaa sau cd from $1,000 to $500 at
a aetq4s corpus trial before Judge
2 ejses ~ Vert in the law and
rHEity ectr and IT 10 said he will now
usks a6aa Gordon is charged with
.egkfHs tes al hecks.
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MULES AND HORSES.

WE HAVE just received tWo car loads
Kentucky and Indiana horsek Some sxs
ira good ones good supply Of mules
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-Niee home on South Perry ST..
near in. immediate possession. Montgomery
Abstract Co.. Telephone ~ First National
Bank. la
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WANTED at once market refrigerator
Phone S27t early. a. m. -e
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'WANTED-T0 BUY.

wANTED-To buy or lease. one stern
for S or people, or house boat and saso-
line launch large enough to tow house
boat. Give full description. n. Graham"
Box SOC. Jackson. Miss. --a-7t
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WANTED-By young couple. two or three
furnished rooms for light housekeeping
Close in preferred. References furnished
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

~bs pGrei sing of q cemetery lot
"a sd' % your needs give you
fhsare ~ location
LoErsss 81 price
Esss Strass of payment.
"a afas hr4ts YES your family of the
ta.b s4 s,ase aps.' a decision while In the
raw sitxF W a death.
fots - - s.nweod Cemetery may
la taa ~ Ca,tns at eur once over
4 ssa'. h.e. e phoning 1854
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

wANTED-Resissered pharmacist 10 ~
Perry street. -
wANTED-six division managers and ad-
1ustors In Alabama TO Introduce absolutely
the latest creation In Health and Accident
paying for all lost time on Account Of any
disability. Accidental death and quaran-
tine covered Payable monthly At the icw-
Casualty Company. Detroit. Michigan. Old
Line Stock Company. assets t3ee.o6e.
SILT.
WANTED-3o.ooo teiegraphers on account
new law. Braughon'a College. Moutxorn-
gives written contract 70 secure position or
refund money. Telegrephy Bookkeeping.
shorthand. ETC.. taught Catsicgue tree
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

SEVERAL choiee dwellings In city and sub
urbs. Right priees to right people. NJ n.
Sweat & Co. Phone Ill. -lA-at
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Nv II
CRn-a "a l

.l.r.. n -v,ss,s Of the year.
Tns Shipments 70 ,f fofe aseor ssna'r
curing the past nonl n,,strr, ha,,s
STATISTICS complied BY custom mouse g
seiai. Consisted e. sln Of w snt5'y me. q
nnrs ~ inpea the largest quantity
Enown in many months.
while the Timber and lumber mar
ket has apparently been dull along tn,
Gulf coast the business here has beer
exceptionally good, insofar as the out
ward movement 10 concerned.
u IL expected that this month will
witness large quantity of cotton and
naval stores exported, as several ves-
sells which are now loading will clear
with such cargoes.
The exports to the various countries
and their valuations are as follows:
Austria, $44,013; Belgium. S41,213:
France. $45s,49S; Germany. $422.576;
Italy. $192.3s6; Spain, S34.9s3; United
Kingdom, s56.os1; Cuba, ss.5sl Argen-
tine. $12o.4ss; Brazil. s1s.225; Canary
Isles. s1l.500; French Africa, S2s.56s.
making a total of $1.472,440.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02
MIsCELLANEOUs.

FOR TODAY-Fine fat corn fed beef milk
fat veal. sucking pigs and fancy shoata.
Best hams and bacon in town. Meehan q
Norris Phones 290 and 1920. Ia
MONEY--Wa are constantly NneRotiatinR
loans II you have idle money NJ want 10
borrow. see NJ. NJ. Sweat q NHo., 10 So.
Perry Phone III. III --2a- st
ALABAMA RIyER-speeiaI notice b shipA
pers; Steamer Nettie Quill will art I've Fri =
day. April 3rds and will conmend4 recei,a
fer M6bile and intermediate lang hgs
further Information. apply to 7, Nd
phone sTgA nasa
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

wANTEp-A position by. .. single man.
thirty-four years Of age, writes good hand.
willing to work at anything honest Address
NJ. L.. No. los washington Avenue. --e-at
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TRAVELLING men can easily earn from 81
to IS day handling fruit canning appara-
Speciality Co. Box ss5, Atlantis. o..
--6-an-thu-10t
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

srRAYED-From 53s So. Hull street, sun
day night, a small red COW. with one horn
broken of. Reward for return 90 SIS sae
Hull street. phone 1855, ia
LOsT-wednesday April list. on Dexter
avenue. small gold band bracelet, hand
carved. Reward II returned to b2T 8 Hull
street or phone 1924 st
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02
WANTED--sITUATION.


EXPERIENCED young lady stsnographer
desires position: best OF References furnish
ed Address "steno'' care Advertiser
--e-thu-frf>
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FOR RENT-RocMs.

RooMs-suitable for light housekeeping IN
suites Of two or three rooms with all mod
enr conveniences, very close In Apply All
Montgomery st. --l3-4t
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FOR RENT-A nice six room cottage on
Buford street. with modern aonvenienees;
porcelain bath, electric lights. etc Phone
S057. --iA-et
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02
The Nine O'Clock Law.

The first violation Of the o'clock
saloon closing law to be brought be-
fore the recorders court was this
morning. when Faring Thomas, par
tender for N. Goldring. was arraigned
charged with selling liquor after the
closing hour.
The man, who 1t is alleged, sold a
quantity of liquor after o o'clock at
night. the hour that all saloons must
close under the new city ordinances.
was adjudged guilty and fine of $50
and costs imposed. with a warming
that repetition would draw a much
more severe sentence.
The early closing was inaugurated
last September. and from the date Of
the passage of the law there has not
been person before the courts for its
violation until the bartender was ar
raigned.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02
LOST.

LoST-On an Oak Park or s. Jackson
street car. or at the corner Of Jackson and
to Miss wyman IS S. Gildthwaite street
and receive reward is
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WANTED-sALEsAfHN:

WE HAVE an easy selling partial payment
proposi,lon for colored people sne want
eide line. Also want good salesmsn 10 eonaa
to grounds sundays 20 make Saiss; can
Advertiser --S-st
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TYPEWRITERS.

NEW and second hand typewrlters for sale.
machines Of all makes rented. repaired and
exchanRed; supplies and accessories. f. l.
Davant. successor 20 Terry & DaVant -tf
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
PRINTING

wANTED-Your printing for dodgers. bills
Of lRding. dray tickets. circulars or anys
have automatic press. the only one IL
the state. Prompt service; telephone US al
1se woodruff Co Ia
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CAFE

FOR BEST meal in city. go TO New Peo-
pIe's cafe. l1s Commerce Phone 972. few
doors below Clanceys Hotel Open day
and night Regular meals 2bc. --SOt
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FOR RENT--Two large rooms. separate
bath. Phone sl2s. --ia-3t
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ELECTRIC LAMPS.

ELECTRIC LAMPS made out OF your old
kerosane one Fixtures aud all kinds Of
brass goods refinished. West Electric & Mfg
60 Phone g2b.
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FOR RENT-One first clasts new room.
furnished. with all modern convaniences,
close in, meals furnished close by. al Clay
ton St. Phone 141S. --13-7t
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FOR RENT-Four nice unfurniahsA rooms.
close in. Two blocks from basin, 12z Koul-
ton street VIII rant eaparate Il desired.
Parties without children preferred. --is-f
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-04-02

FOR RENT-To couple without children.
furnished apartment on frst floor, consist
ing of two large rooms kitchen, private
bath and toilet; gas and electric iighta A
No / reference required. Phone 2Ae& or
call at 20 Noble avenue. --i3-tf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-10
NO HARVEST HAND RATE
Railroads Refuse a Cent a Mile Con-
cessiOn.

The Kansas railroads will not re-
duce the present two cent passenger
rate for the hands to harvest the Kan
sas crop. Governor Hoch received a
letter Tuesday evening from e. E.
Macleod, chairman of the Western
Passenger association saying that the
roads would not grant one cent per
mile rate for harvest hands.
The question was laid before all Of
the Kansas lines and each one refused
to make the reduced fare.
The railroads do not propose to make
any excursion rate for anybody or
anything as long as they can only col
lect two cents per mile from each pas
senger. The chief reason assigned by
the roads for not making the rate was
that it was too great a reduction from
the two cent fare.
The reduction would be fifty per cent
and the roads say that inasmuch as the
rates were reduced one-third from the
rates of a year ago that this was too
much of a reduction.
The eastern lines have already granted
a rate Of Sc % to laborers in parties of ten
from Chicago and the east to Kansas City
and it is said that this is bringing many
men to Kansas City who will later go to
the Kansas harvest fields.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-06-10
IN EFFECT AUG. |.
Preparation for Carrying Out Pro-
visions of Liability Act.

Washington, June 1o.-By the terms
of an act passed by congress at it's re-
cent session making the government
liable to certain classes of employees in
jured in the course of their employment
the department of commerce and labor
is formulating regulations under which
the act will become effective August
l. 1908
Investigations of accidents by which
the government employees have become
incapacitated and for which claims for
damages are filed with the secretary
of the department of commerce and
labor, will be made by the commission
er of labor. No appropriation is car
ried by the act for making these in
vestigations, but Secretary Straus and
DIR. Charles p. Neill commissioner of
labor, believe an arrangement can be
made by which the work may be done
expeditiously and satisfactorily without
adding greatly to the expense of the
department. 1t is likely the marine
hospital service may be called upon to
supply the necessary medical and sur
gical counsel.