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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

1 Forbes Piano Company, and on exhibi- ton at their store. B. A thoroughbred blue-ribbon Shet- land Pony and Park Wagon, value $500. purchased of Wilke Brothers.
 4. A 10-piece suite of Mission. Guar tered. Oak. Dining Room Furniture, price s250. purchased of the A. G.. Rhodes 6 Son Furniture Company.
 5. A s100 Fox Typewriter. purchased of E. L. Davant, agent, III Dexter .s. An ss5 Scholarship in Draugh- on's Practical Business College.
 '. A Lady's Gold Watch, solid gold case. set with diamond. price $50.
 8. A Gas Range. worth $50, and $25 worth of fuel gas. purchased of the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company.
 Such other prizes as the results of the contest will justify will be an- nounced later.
 How to Win Thens.
 There is only one thing that counts in the contest and that is a subscrip- rion to The Advertiser prepaid for . period of at least three months.
 A prepaid subscription to the daily Advertiser is good for 800 votes in fac vor of any contestant the subscriber desires to favor
 A six months subscription counts for 1,VV9 votes, one year 1OF osVVV NOLGA anu two years for 1000 votes.
 A subscription to The Sunday Ad- vertiser. only, counts for 800 votes for one year and 1000 votes for two years.
 The subscription rate of The Daily Advertiser, including the Sunday edi- tion. is 65 cents month. or S7.s0 . year. The Sunday edition only. is e3 q year
 No subscriptions will be taken dux-, ing the present contest for . peried ez more than two years. 1000 votes, there fore, being the highest number that -can be cast by@a single subscriber iB favor of any contestant.
 The contestant having the highest number of votes at the close of the contest will have first choice of the prizes; the one having the second high est number of votes will have second choice and so on till the prizes are all awarded.
 For further particulars apply to the Contest Manager. The Advertiser. Mont gomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
Southern DIscontInues Trains.

Florence. Feb. 1s.-(special .)--The local agent of the Southern Railway was notified last night by c. A. Bens- coter. Assistant General Passenger Agent of the road. that passengers trains Nos. Is and 1s on the Northern Alabama, departing at S:25 a. m. and arriving at 1:25 p. m. will be discon- tinued after today. Mir. Benscoter states in his letter that the decrease in the general traffic and earnings of the road are responsible for the discon- tinuance of these trains, making re- trenchment necessary. Just a year ago two trains were put on daily each way on the Northern Alabama, only one having been run up to that time. The order just issued puts the road back on the old basis of one train daily.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

The beginning of the Fourth week of The Advertisers big prize contest finds Miss saliie watkins Wood in the lead again. Her popular little rival. Miss Virginia Bragg Smith. had the honor of wearing the crown oyer Sun day, but as on previous occasions when she occupied the throne, she remained queen for only one day.
 When the count closed on Saturday afternoon, Miss Wood was nearly 12,- 900 votes behind Miss Smith, but enough came in for her after o'clock Saturday afternoon. to take her to the top again with plurality of upwards of 5000 over Miss Smith.
 Miss Woods gain since last report is 19,650. to Mss Smiths S,000. Miss Ealiie was the first to pass the cen- tury mark. but little Virginia is not far from 1t.
 Miss williams of Mobile. has register ed a gain of 1000 since Saturday, bringing her total up to 66.000 and keeping her in third place.
 Mrs. John Bryan. of Glenwood, by a gain of 7,66O has reeaptured fourth place from Mrs c. A. Ritch of Union Springs. These two ladies are run ming close race and 1t will be in- teresting to note whether the Bullock County or the Crenshaw County candi- date will lead the other in the end.
 Miss Louise Noble, Selma's most popular candidate, has added 12,000 to her score. and moved up from ninth to sixth place.
 Master Henry TayIok Kimbrough Of Lowndesboro has made gain of 5000 and moved up two degrees to four teenth place. Another 5000 would make him the leading boy in the con test. &
 Miss Annie Osborne of Ecclecfic has registered gain of 3.s60 and moved up twu-aegrens to No. r21 - The figures tell the rest of the story.
 The List of Prlzes.
 The list of prizes to be competed for includes the following:
 i. A Mitchell 4-cylinder, 20-horse- power Runabout Automobile, price, S1 .0O0. purchased of Messrs Patterson & Ingalls,, 2O7 Monroe Street. Montgom- cry agents for the Mitchell motor cars. 2. A KreIl-French Upright Piano, price $500, purchased of the E. E.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
CHAPTER xxxvIII. The Lanf EarAureII

She saw in a moment how much elder he looked and quainttly won- dered whether the black doublet and cloak caused him to seem so. Harry ntagenet--happiest of dogs now that his master roamed about with him once more-walked with a proud step beside him.
 She looked such a dainty picture framed in the rich embrasure of the great window. her graceful figure. with it's crown of gold, looking majestic and noble on the raised dials, ethereal and almost ghostlike with It's rich white draperies.
 Just for one moment as Wessex entered the room the events of the last fortnight suddenly vanished from his memory. She was there before him, in that same soft gown of white as she stood that day with a sheaf of roses in her arms-or were they marguerites? and once more-as he had done then-he vaguely wondered what colour were her eyes. On his lips he seemed to feel again the saw our of her passionate kiss. and once again to smell the perfume of .her golden hair, as for that one brief heavenly minute she had lain next to his heart.
 But reaIity-wanton. crude and cruel--chased this brief happy vision away with one cut of her swishing lash, and then brought before his eyes that same face and form, but with wild, restless eyes, bare neck and bosom, and with the Spanlard' s hand resting masterfully on her shoul- der. And Ursula, who had watched him keenly, saw the cold contemptuous look in his eyes, the shudder which shook his powerful frame as he ap- preached her, and she even seemed ac- tually to be touching that stony bar Tier of wilful self-control, which he interposed between himself and her.
 But the obesiance which he made to her was profound and full of cold res pect.
 "You desired to speak with me. lady?" he said. My life which you have deigned to save Is entirely at your service"
 She had stepped down from the dais as he approached, calling upon every fibre within her,upon every pow CT granted to a woman who loves to touch the heart Of the loved one.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
IN MARY'S REIGN
By BARONESS OR CZY
lSH S IV 1

soft words to me. The Holy Virgin has helped me to keep calm; must not break down. .. not now. that he Is coming"
 There was sound of firm footsteps crossing the chamber beyond. Ursula drew herself up and for moment a strange, scared expression camo tc her face. then one of intense, yet in. expressible tenderness.
 Mutely she beckoned to the old Duchess, who, understanding this earn est appeal, withdrew without utterins another word.
 The next moment the door at the further end of the Hall was opened page loudly announced: :. His Grace, the Duke of Wessexr
 And for the first time since the aw. ful mpment when alien intriguas had parted them. these two, who had sc fondly loved, so deeply suffered, were alone, face to face at last.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
LITTLE "QUEEN'' VICTORIA
 AGAIN FORCED TO ABDICATE
Miss Sallie Watkins Wood Quickly Recovers First Place in Contest for Thousand Dollar
 Prize-Fourth Week Begins.
.EADERs IN THE CONTEST TODAY.

LEADERS CONTEST TO-DAY. l. g. Bragg s g. May
  G.. 7 s. Annie
  
  ladrue Collins Eclectic Fillmore 
   I.
  Emma 19.
   Lona land
 
 
 
 
   G North McGil Colorado, Mlcheu county J. J. Hocompe RuhS 300
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNTTTEs,


 A GOOD Paying fish business for sale. weekly profits from $50 to te0. Addres P O. Box S4a -1o-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
MTSCEI.LANEOUs,

F. C. WHEELER. Piano Tuner and repair er All work absolutely guaranteed Endors- ed by leading pianists and musicians of MontEomerx a N. Hull St.. Phone 1Ts2 :.
 --a3-1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
MULES AND HORSES.

MULES AND HORsEs-We have a good suppIy of both mules and horses on hand at ali times Come to see us and save mon ey. Prices right. New stables. Corner of Perry and Jefferson street. Abraham Bros, Horse and Mule Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
WOODEN WAkE.


 For thorough broom satisfaction ask your grocer for our Yellow Label BrooEs- Price twenty-five to fifty cents Five grades. Montgomery Woodenwaro Co. Cor. Court and Jefferson street 4ee
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
ELECTRIC LAMPS.

ELECTRIC LAMPS made cut of your old kerosene one Fixtures and all kinds of brass goods rehnished- West Electric ( Mfg. Co. Phone 62S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
FINE HOME FOR SALE.

6si South Perry street. Lot b9x1S0 with rear private alley. Seven room dwelling newly renovated. No finer location in the city. Price 2s.500. Liberal terms. IT. F. Martin, Secretary, Montgomery Abstract O.. bos-iI First National Bank Building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
TYPEWRITER8.

NEW and second hand typewriters for sale, machfnes of ali makes rented. repaired and exchanged; supplies and aceessories. H- L. Davnnt, successor to Terry Davant. tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
ENGRAVING.

wANTED-You to illustrate your ads. with oar cuts; they add 2s per cent to the attractivensss of any ad.: talk it over with
 The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
COAL

OUR Acton Helena ia the best coal mined.
 We make no executions. It burma freely, leaves no cIJnkers and few ashsa Try our high grade red ash nut Banks c0sI Co, Phone Te6. -0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
HOT DRINKS.

cshampaRne or Grape Phosphate. at Hale 6 ce'a They go right to that thirsty spot.
 Pure CocacoIa our speciality. -tk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-Two four room houses and one three room house. In good negro rental district for s750: s250 cash; rent for e14. Leaving city. wish early sale. Address L. L.
 D., Box 664. City. -ll-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
PIANO TUNER.

MAXEY GRUNTHAL. Expert Tuner and Repairer of Pianos and organs. Indorsed by best Music Teachers and Musicians. All work guaranteed. Phone s27s 22 Noble Avenue. -30t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
CLIPPING.

HAVE YOUR horses clipped at Wilkes Sta bles, half price. one dollar per head. 12S Lee st. -3ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
FOR RENT-RocNrs.

~ 9&D &@A3&N A -&NNf " AI&ASs
 
 FOR RENT-Desirable front room for cou- pie of young men. Hot bath same floor. Lighta phone. etc, very close In. I1s '. - -eeDonousn -, - Pnone osl s-ss FOR RENT--one handsomely furnished bed room on two car lines. Apply to MrA "A" e@.e Ine -. ss -ss FOR RENT--ons nicely furnished room with dressing-room and two nice clothes closets 3Q7 Washington St. --19-3t ROOMS with or without board SIS Moat- Eomsry --ls-st FOR RENT-Tbres or four rooms furnished complete. for light housekeeping. will rent singly to gentlemen. or couple without chii- or phone 1893. -ls-At FOR HnNr..Thrse or tour surnlshsa required. Phone a5s2 or call ct e2t So. MoDonoosn s1rees. le-et FOR RENT-To adults only. part of cot- tage. unfurnished. suitable for Housekeeping IS Virginia avenue. phone 177s. --is-et
 FOR RENT-RESTDENCES. FOR RENT-Nine room house. one or two families. good neighborhood. all the city conveniences; possession March 1st. Call and see 1t. B. F. Miller. Park Piaos and
 
 FOR BALE
 
 FOR sALE-Just received 100 Tennessse Mules. J. W. chastain ( Son, -io-at FOR sALE-A shetland pony. buggy and harness; one well broken colt harness and wagon; five mich cows: two thorough. dry cows. Phone l02, McFaden's Stock Yards. Lower Wetumpka Road. --Io-st FOR sALE-iO,ooo Juniper and cypress Ala. --io-fi FOR sALE-choice Rhode Island Red and Buff OrpinGton cockorels. Pekin and Mus covie drakes white Bantams, also eggs for matching. W. E. Sellers. Phone 3Sf7, R. 2 = Ase. - FOR sALE-My barber shop at 114 Dexter Avenue, is for sale. Can see me st the shop any evening after o'clock for price and terms J. F. Norman. -l7-2t COTTON SEED For sale-I have stiIl left for sale few hundred bushel of Stephens Polihc Cotton Seed. fifteen days earlier than as.s sRs s sas in last year. from a patch of IS acres planted the 2eth of April It will make bale per acre on average upland. Yield of lint five to fourteen. Retail price $500 bushel. Tn lots of ten bushel or more &2.oo. GuAran- teed satisfaction. J. B. stephens. TOO cleve- land avenue. -1o-At FOR sALE-One pair Dayton Computing Scales; new and in perfect order. Cost SIS 100. VIII sell cheap for cash. T. R Hank Building. --le-tf FOR SALE--Niee dry oak stove wood. big wagon loads. g. 50, no pine mixed in 1t. Phone 627 can deliver promptly. Dixie Coal co. -10-tf FURNITURE FOR sALE-Young couple deslrous breaking up housekeeping wishes to sell entire housefurnishings, handsome and elegant. In use ninety dayA Will sell in mart or all together. Phone z424 or ad- dress w., Box 19S. City. --lo-u sell you wall paper. An prices 5c up Come and see. Austins Wall Paper Parlor. No. 22 1-2 Commerce street phone 1885 --i0-1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
FOUND
LOST.

LosT-Probably on street car. last week silk umbrella. with mother of pearl handle,
 and large gold knob. letter M. engraved M Howard. 3ls smyths St. -ls-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
PALMISTRY.

MADAM WILBUR BOSWELL, scientific PaIunist advices on all business affairs. she stells true parlor tents opposite new Grand Theatre. Dexter Avenue. Readings Soc. Call
 It's true. 50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
REAL ESTATE

 JAMEs GALLAGHER-Refereu Yirss National and Fourth National Banks of Montgomery. -d
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

FOR sALE-Niee dry oak stove wood big wagon loads 32. 50, no pine mixed in 1t.
 Phone 627 can deliver promptly Dixie Coal co. -10-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

FOR sALE-One pair Dayton Computing Scales; new and in perfect order. Cost SIS CO., Will sell cheap for cash. T. n. Hardaway. Phone ASIA. 2o2 First National Bank Building --I0-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
WAGONS.

WI GARRY a fun line of old Hickory and Tennessee Farm and Spring Wagons. fully guaranteed. B. If. Washburn. i1s Com merce street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

FOR sALE-Io,Oo0 juniper and cypress
 fence posts. Address F. o. Box L. Loxlsy, Ala. --10-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

FOR sALE-Choice Rhode Island Red and Buff OrpinGton cockerels. Pekin and Mus covie drakes white Bantams, also eggs for matching. W. E. Sellers. Phone 3Si7, R.
 Y. D. No. 5. --1o-6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

FOR sALE-My barber shop at 114 Dexter Avenue, is for sale. Can see me at the shop any evening after o'clock for price and
 terms. J. F. Norman -l7-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

FURNITURE FOR sALE--Young couple desirous breaking up housekeeping wishes 10 sell entire housefurnishings. handsome and elegant. In use ninety daya Will sell in part or all together Phone z424 or ad-
 dress w, Box 19s City. --lo-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
FOR BALE

FOR sALE-A Shetland pony. buggy and harness; one well broken colt harness
 and wagon; five miich cows: two thorough bred Jerseys: will sell oa exchange for fat dry cows. Phone l02, McFaden's Stock Yards Lower wetumpka Road. --1o-at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

WANTRD-Youf printing for dogsrs. bills of ladinR dray flckets circulars or any thing in printing that is a quantity. We have an automatic press. the only one in .ne state Prompt servtcS; telephone us at lee. Woodruff Co. e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

wANTED-Gentlemen prefer
 ed. Reasonabis rates. 4o4 Dexter avenue shone 24e2, City. --7-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
FOR RENT-REsIDENCES

FOR RENT-Nine room house. one or two families. good neighborhood. ali the city conveniences; possession March 1st. Call
 and see 1t. B. F. Miller, Park Piacs and Magnolia street. -lA-9t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17

wANTED-To sell you wall paper. All prices Sc up Come and see. Austin's Wall Paper Parlor. No. 22 Ia Commerce street phone Is2B --l0-14t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
WANTED--T0 BUY.
PRINTING

WANTEDZTo buy 100 pounds good. clean IGnon or cotton rags. The Advertiser Co. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-17
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-sALEsMEN.

sALRsMAN wANTBD-By pawnbroker' : clothing house, commission onlys excellent
 opportunity. Address H. Cohen. 47 Bayard street, New York --s-7t
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-09-03
Telefono, 1889.
La Destructora Universal

Sc dice que In Standard Water Me
ter gnarda en- sus tal!eres de In call
Robinson. Nueva York. bien escondi
do y mcjor guardado, un canon o,le
por medic de una fuerza mtstcrlosa
pnede lamar dos millones de proyecti
les por lora. Esta maquina, Ia uue
debido su poder destructive. 81 90.
pera aue eyitard II guerra. no re1ule.
re para su nso Ia p6lvora. Sc ascgu.
ra que no hace ruido de ninguna espe.
Gle 'nl desnide humo 6 gases delete.
reos.
FL inventor dice que el aire CON-
prlmido no es la fuerza que SO rsa.
asl como tampoco dinamita, aIgod6n
poiVora' nitrogltcerina d otros COM
puestos 1uimtcos. Con el nueyo en-
non pueden dispararse quinientos pro-
sectiies por segundo, treInta mil
cuahdo Ia pieza trabaje d una yeloci-
dad ordinaria, dos mlllones nor ho-
ra' 81 Sc emplea su capacidad mdxi-
MA.
La Felocidad de los proyectile, es
ue mil quinientos q tres mil pies nor
ses"nuo' s"gdn 10 desee el operator.
La nueva pieza dc art!llerfa nunca
se calienta, tanpoco puede hacer ex
piosion, pudiendo cmplearse eli 81
mahejo solo dos hombres.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-09-03
Arbol del Frijol

En- el Estado dc Sonora, NiGxico
nay una planta liamnda arboI del
iriIoi, Ia cual ha sido cultiynda con
puen exito por On. RefugIo Oliyares.
Cuando este sciior sembro las semillas,
al aho tenfa va dIez nrbolItos do H.
mas dos varas dc altura los cuales Ie
dieron algunos hect0litros de Ir,jol
muy parccido nj llamado gavbancillo 4
nayo color. rnuy facil do condimen-
tar de un sahor igunl al de cuaI-
luiera otro friioi.
ESperimentos sucesiyos oue slsuis
hacienda 81 seiior Olmares en- tYudsd
Fernandez, donde tieue su residencio
le Finsoron d demcstrar, quo ei drbol
dc retercncia,p produce dc cuntro Gin
60 heetolisros de frljol cada aho. Y
hene de vida cincn uiios, es dee,r. Que
81 prodncto dc cada nrbolI.o antes de
secatse es de vcInte & veIn,ic,nco
hcct6ittros. '''O"
3 arboi no reauIere gran ranti.
daa ue aqua nj terreno aboua,lo onr-
Mleamente en- las huertas, sienao sp
Easto de ngna relatiyamente inferior
III aet mansono, naranio, etc.
al arbol-frijol M hay duo nodar.
10, ) una yes SEGA Ia alma. sa corta
esth so SEGA el frijol.
Ei g6nero del frijo, SO ael;mot,
'"ao senero dc elimns y terranoz,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-09-03

FL costa dc m million de- prb7ectf-
les de TIN diamctro de media pulga.
da, es dc velnte pesos. Para lnIfG-
bricacion dc I'm million de pr0yecd.
les de los que en- In actualidad %
usan, sc necesitan mas do cunrents
mil pesos. por 10 qua p1ede verse dua
el nuevo invento, ademas do todas olas
venta1as enumeradas, tiene la de tu.:a
Su parque es rGiatiyamente do POGO
costo.
Ell nueyo canon trabaja automatfca.
mente. segdn dice Ell inventor. no
tuVo la idea de fabrIcar esta podero-
sa arma con obieto de destruir vidas.
sino que considera que 81 una nacion
posee esta nrma formidable. ningu.
ma otra SO atrevera declararle la Eus
IRA, puea con diez de estas pleas de-
artiller1a, que, como antes SO dice.
disparan dos millones de proyectiles
por hora. podrfa hacerse 81 trabajo dc
Varios regimientos dc infanterfa.
arrasar un e1ercito de doscIentos mil
nomnres, en- un perfodo de tiernpo
que no pasaria de sesenta minutos. Ga
agrega que no hay pcligro de qua Ia
r'e:a sea capturada ,debido q quo
nadie estarfa en- aptitud de resistir la
tempestad de balas quo vomIta In nna-
va boca de fuego.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-09-03
Deuda Pagada

Muevc actualmente 10 prensa lie Me-
Xico el sensational asunto que 81 re.
fiere d una deudn recOnoclda v pagadn
ultimamente. y In cue, segun parece
ya habia side pagada con auteriori.
dad. .' ...
Sc ina encontrado. ell efecto. una o.
bra del DIR. Jose Maria Marroqufn
cn In que aflrma que In deuda dc
Mexico spor el fundo dc las misiones
dc California. fu6 canceladn en- el a
no dc 1Si5, entcndiendose para ellC
con el apoderado de las congregacIo-
mes domfnicas, Padre Moran, Quedan-
do, por 10 tanto, Mexico libre dc tUda
obligation para 10 SUCCESSIVE.
Como por In reclamation hecha por
ei Obispo de California hace algunos
amos. segdn Ia decision del Tribu-
nnl de La iIaya, In que SO scme-
ito el case. Mexico convino en- pagar
In cantidad de var!os milloncs de pe-
sos, ahOra tr6tnse de aclarar @, n
sunto encontrar las pruebas que
pueden cXistir sohre. el pago de esa
deudh. hecho ya huce muchOs aiios.
Copias del phrrafo alud.do hal ST.
do envindas nl Ministro Mariscal v nj
Lie. Pardo. que era Mtnistro de Me-
&ico On La Haya, cundD ~ dicto 81
nrb'traje condenatorio para Mexico.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-09-03
El Arte de
hacer hiios

Segdn Ia norteamericana Mrs. C.
u. Calhoun, ella In descubierto el ma
ravilloso secreto del sexo.
Despues de treinta aflos dedicodos
al profundo estudio del asunto ha pro-
bado con Ia demonstration que los IA.
dres pueden obteneT 4 voluntnd. hiios
Parones hembras. y del misno modo
en- los animales Ell las plantas. DE-
ce Mrs. Calhoun que sus pruebas So ba
iimitado las personals, al ganado
racuno y q los vegetables, pero que es,
In convenclda que su descubrEm!cnto
tno permite que Sc lc lame teorGa,
es applicable a todas las formas de Ia
vida r'ie perpetdan sus especies. LII
ultima paFte de su familia. sosticne In
descubridora de este gran secreto,
fne hecha voluntad. Es decir, des.
pues de tres hijas. por medic d.. SIT
descnbrimlento tnvo cuatro varones. 4
nora que sns hiios son mayorcs Y SO
eneuentra viuda, Sc propone dar al
mtndn el benfeicio de su descubrlmien
20 en- lin iibro que Dublicara ell hrcvc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-09-03
. 974 San Antonio. Texas, septiembre de 1908
Taft y el Sur
-:o:--

Mr.. Taft acaba dc innugurar In
campafia del Sur con un discurso que
dlrigl0 al mayor ndmero de
republicanos que jam6s Sc hnbfan reu-
nido en- Bollvin. Nlllnres dc visi-
tantcs fueron en- trenes especlales pa
ra OR q Mr.. Taft. Su dlscurso fte un
llamamlento energico para In "rnptura
del a6lido SSur. Declare que cada
individuo que SO interese por el pats,
10 desea, y que serfa un bien para
los mlsmos Estados. Dijo que el pnr-
lido republicano habfa mejorado los
caminos, trabajado el canal de Pana-
ma dado otros pasos para el desa-
rrollo del Sur. Ell gran exito de las
industrlGs mincras. fue debido q las
leyes rcpublicanas. Pidio urgente-
mente q los votantes que rompIeran
con las tradlclones que los ligaban
con el partido democratico. Declare
que desde 1890, el exceso dc In ia
bricaci6n Sc hGbfa sobrepu ,sto d los
intereses de In agricultural, que ell
sostenimiento de tarifas protcctoras
razonables. eran mas importentes
en- el Sur que en- cualqn!cra otra
parte del pals. Atac0 los cargos
hechos por Mr.. Bryan de que ell pue-
bio no gobernaba, cit0 las mayo
rias obtsnidas por Mckinley v Roo
sevelt. como ejemplos de que FL nue
bio ST gobernaba.