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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
REPUBLICANS SCRAP
c. Q. F. TICKET MAY NOT GET ON
 BALLOT.
The Davidson Faction VIII Employ Ats torneys To Compel Recognition As Party Candidates
 Through Court Action

Birrningiiam, July 1s.--ispeciai-- At a meeting of the executive commit tee of the Davidson or anti-administra- tion faction of Alabama Republicans held here this afternoon. resolutions were adopted authorizing the employ ment of attorneys to go to the courts to establish the right to use the word Republican on the ckets in the coming national election. the Davidson faction claiming to be the first to have sled a certificate of the party in the state bearing the emblem of arm ana hammer.
 smith and Smith of Birmingham and Judge Chiffon of Montgomery will be employed and if the matter can not be rushed through the courts by the time the official baliots are prepared the Republican tickets may be left on entirely in Alabama.
 The committee endorsed the action of the recent national convention at Chicago and declared Intentions Of working for Candidates Taft and sIer- man. J. ". Davidson was selected as campaign manager In Alabama. The resolutions in reference to the suit in regard to the "Republican" name on official ballots reads. after q whereas. as follows:
 Therefore, be 1t resolved that our candidates for state officers be request ed to employ counsel and take such ac- tons as they may deem advisabIe 60 have the ticket of the Republican party of Alabama properly certified without being embarrassed with other certifcation of other candidates ciafm- ing to represent the Republican party of Alabama"
 It Is hardly believed the matter can be gotten through the courts by No- yember.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
UGLY CHARGES AREPREFERRED Mississippi College Sold
 Diseased Cattle TO NEW ORLEANS DARYMEN Board of Health Designates Act as
 Criminal. Board Charge. That President of the College xsew That the Cattle Were Ds.sa.ss whes He
 ssia rAem-


 New Orleans. La. July 15.--It was carly this morning when the New Orleans Board of Health adjourned after devoting thorough investigation to the controversy which arose between pr. D. A. White. It's chief food inspec- tor. and Governor Noel of Mississippi.
 The controversy grew out of 6 pub iished interview with Dr. White. who charged that the Mississippi Agricul- tural and Mechanical College had dis posed of cattle affected with tubercu- 1osis to New Orleans dairymen. The board upheld Dr. White and directed a letter to Governor Noel to this affect. AIn this letter the board says that facts recited by Dr. White are borne out by the evidence in its possession and that 1t is plainly shown that President Hardy of the Mississippi college. sold tuberculosis cattle to the New orleans dafrymen. knowing the same to be diseased.
 The board goes on further to say: 'criminai." Tho board of health does not believe that the word Ia too harsh or severe. A willingness to dissemin- ate disease whatever may be the motive or consideration. is essentially and intrinsicaIfy bad and to designate the act as "criminar' Is a mild qualifica- tion--statute or no statute on the suo- ject We know of no Mississippi law which specifically declares against such acts, but we do know that Louisiana laws and federal laws have been vio- lated"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
WILL RUN PRESTON
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE OF s0-
 CIALIsTs LABOR PARTY.
Preston, whof is New in Jaai, Declined the Norninatlon, But Commiftee WOnld Nea Take no For
 Auawer.


 New York. July l6.--The national committee of the Socialist Labor party which has been turned down by Martin R. Preston. the convict who yesterday in a telegram to Danlei de Leon. leader of his party, declineS its nomination for president of the United States. decided yesterday not to take no for an answer ana will run Preston any way. An ofaeial statement on behalf of the socialist labor party says in part: Today the battalion of the social ist labor party with Preston and Mon- roe Inscribed on Its banner. takes It's stand, intrepid on the field of this yearfs presidential contest, cheered by the howls emitted by the manifold foe So much the better. Let them howl the louder the merrier.
 With Tafts convention rapped to order with a final thirteen strokes of the gaveI and Bryan's nomination on the fatal Friday, honors may seem easy on the score to the apprehensive watchers for omens. Yet if birdseye view Is taken of the two omens. the coincidence can not be escaped or its significance lost sight of. Both the republican and democratic party are marked Ichabod. The Carrion crows are lowering over them"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
SELECTS LOUISVILLE
FOR NEXT CONCLAyE OF THE
 MYSTIC sHRINERs.
Three other Cities Were Contestants for the Next Meeting, But oom- mfftee DeciAes in Favor of
 Kentucky City.

St. Paul, Minn., July 16.--The lmpe- rial Council of the Ancient Arabic Or der Nob1es of the Mystic Shrine. today elected oficers and decided to hold the conclave of 1909 in Louisville.
 Four cities were contestants for the next meeting. Seattle. Louisville At- lantie City and Detroit. The matter was referred to a committee, which re- norted in favor of Louisville. The re- mort of the committee was adopted late this A afternoon. In accordance with the nrecedent. Frank c. Roundy, Imperial Potentate, was not 8 candidate for re- election, and became Past Imperial Po- tentate. The officers below him were each advanced 2 point leaving only Sras ale lowest of1ce-Outer ImpeTiat o"afuT open to contest.
 Four candidates were voted on Tor this ofice: Charles E. overshiere. Mie- neapolts; J. Benton Leggat. Butte. Mont george W. Fowle. Detroit, ana W. F. Kendrick Philadelphia, On the first ballot Mr. Ovenshiere received lef votes and Mir. Kendrlck. s5 The nun Der necessary to . choice was lIe. oh the second ballot, Mr. ovenshlere res ceives 200 votes and wac oeeiSfeu elected. e.,
 Tine officers chosen today are as fol- lnws. Imperial Potentate. Edwin ]. Alderman, Marion, Ia; Imperial Deputy Potentate. George L. street hiehmona, Va Imperial Chief Rabban. Fred A. Hines, Los Angeles, GRl Imperial High Priest and Prophet. William J. Cun- ningham. Baltimore Md. Imperial Oriental Guide. William W. Irwin, yheeiInR. W. Va; Imperial First Cere- nonial Master, Jacob T. Barron Coium- Ria: Imperial Captain of the Guard, Henry F. NeIdrighuas. IT,. St. Louis, Mo; Imperial Treasurer, William S. Brown Pittsburg; Imperial Recorder, Benjamin A.. Powell Bosten. Mass. 1; Imperial Outer Guard, c. D. oven shiere, Minneapolis.
 The Council granted a diRpensation to Masons of Seattle. Wash. to organ ize a shEine in that city. The new temple will be known as Nile" Dis pensatiOns were refused to Macon. Ga, Dawson City, Yukon and Cairo. III.
 While the Imperial Council was in session twenty-five Arab patrols were giving an exhibition at Lexington Ball Park. No patrol was allowed more than twenty minutes. The competitive feature of the contest was eliminated by the Announcement by the Imperial Potsntate, Frank c. HRoundy. that no prizes would be given. The attendance was restricted to shriners and their ladies.
 Business sessions of the Imperial Council ended today and many Of the Shriners are planning to leave st- Paul tomorrow or Friday. Others, however, will stay until Saturday even ling
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
REBELS IN CONTROL
PORT OF cErBA IS EXPECTED TO
 FALL.
There Are 0niy Five Hundred Soldiers On Guard snd Over Half of Thepa
 Are Ready to Desert.


 New Orleans. La. July l6.-The Pic- ayune today says:
 sSurrounded by nearly a thousand rebels and with only five hundred sol- diers to guard her. half of whom are ready to desert at a moments notice. Ceiba one of the principal ports on tie eastern shore of Spanish Honduras. Is expected to fan into the hanas of rev olutionists at any time"
 This was the story brought to New Orleans yest,rity afternoon ny Elias Maestri a merchant of Cciba, who was the sole passenger aboard the steam shin Jos. vaccar0.
 SPresident Daviila is making a plucky. but what seems to be losing light" said Mr. Maesfri. Last Wednesday ni yht revolutionary sym pathizers hred stros at Ceiba. In the hope of bri aging the soldiers away from the xarrgon to extinguish the Hamak. Tn ihe lneantifne the rebels on the outskirts of town were to capture the fort. But the scheme was . faii- ure, for the fire was discnverad III tune and put out by citizens without aid from the troops. The incident only ahows that an army Is back in the hIlls waiting for a favorable chance to attack ceiba. From what l can hear. d good many soldiers can't be relied on. ana are liable to turn against the government"
 Although Mir. Maestri seemed not to know anything regarding this pnase of the matter. 1t was learned from oth- CT sources that the question or snug rlinr had had good deal to do with inc discontent of the people in and about ceiba with she Davila adninis- traton. Former President Bonilla, to norne extent, tolerated snuBgling op- erntiona in his country. There was little, cove near Ceiba where the only occupaton of the people was 10 unAoao ~oods that had been brought in With ort payment of duty. Bavila put g fl afop to this practice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
JoRDAN-CoLLIER.
Interesting Wedding Celebration al
 Fort Depoult.


 Fort Deposlt.
 Fort Deposit. July Especial. )-- 4 marriage of unusual interest took place here this evening, the contracting parties being Sam L, Jordan and Mibs Louise Collier.
 Long before the time set for the happy occasion, the Methodist Church was filled to overiowing with friends of the young couple. The church was tastefully decorated the color scheme beink pink and green.
 At the appointed hour, s:30 o'clock the strains of Mendelssohn's march sounded by the skilled hands of Miss Mary Brooks, gave notice that the wedI ding was at hand.
 Preceding the ceremony a song, Love Will Tell the Rest" was sung by Miss Chapman of Geneva.
 The following ushers preceded the bridal party: Early Cassady, Curtis Farmer, Cecil Hawkins and Neal An derson.
 The attendehs preceding the bride and groom were v. H. Bell. IT,. and Miss Emma Hairston, ", Owen Far rior and Miss Rebie Giich rist, Vaughn Brooks and Miss Leila Mastin, Walter GoIson and Miss Lem Collier. ". B.. Culbreth and Miss Georgia Buch anan, F. o. Herlong and Miss Louise Mc- Pherson.
 Following these were the four beautiful little flower girls, Misses Maude Hardy. Mildred Tompkins. Gladys Black and clemmIe Bell Buch- anan.
 The bride was handsomely gowned in white silk mousseline and was ao- eompanied by her maids of honor. all dressed in white silk. The brides maids were dressed in pink and green silk alternately.
 The groom was accompanied by his best man, Sanford Bailey.
 Upon reaching the altar, the bride and groom were faced by fev Sam Jordon of Highland Home. who pronounced the ceremony.
 Immediately after the ceremony a song, "oh, Promise Me-" was sung by Miss Chapman, after which the patty repaired to the Searcy Hotel, where a reception was held.
 The couple received many handsome presents.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
NEW PHASES OF THE RACE. Treasurer Robert Tait May Enter. uR. DENT HAS RETURNED Mr. Henderson May Get Into He Hs. Not Decided That He would Net Be Csndldate-Dent's Friend. wiu Besia &a
 Active Campaigns.
 
NR. DENT HAS RETURNED

Several notable events occurrea yes- terday to make the contest for the Democratic nomination for Congress from tho Second District more Inter- esting than ever.
 One of the events was the announce- ment by W. A. Henderson that he would probably be candidate for the position; another was the return of S. H. Dent, IT,, from the National Democratic Convention at Denver. with the statement that he would immedi- ately confer with his friends and com naencs an active campaign for the hon. or; another was the statement of Rob ert Tait of Montgomery that he was sti1i considering an entrance Into the race for the office. MT. Tait's lstate- ment followed the announcement bysJ. N. Miller of Wilcox that he would not be a candidate.
 Mir. Henderson had enormously been reported as saying that he would not be a candidate. In correcting the err TOT yesterday Mir. Henderson said that he not only had not withdrawn but that he was considering more seriously than ever the announcement that he would ask the Democrats. of the district to nominate him for the high position.
 Mfr. Dent. who was a delegate to the National Convention, returned to Mont- gomery yesterday morning. He spent MtOht OL ttG uay 6t HIS AOAhS aua al1 not confer with his friends until yes. kerdayse afternoon. At that time he stated to a reporter for The Advertiser that he had not then surveyed the field well enough to make any extended statement beyond the fact that he would at once begin an active cam paign.
 MT. Tstt said last night that he could not then make final answer to the question if he would be a candidate It had been understood that if Mfr Miller of Wilcox would not be a candi- date. Mir. Tait would enter the race and subsequently, to MT. Miller's posi- tive statement that he would not ask the nomination it became evident that Mir. sTait was again a considerable fac- tor. He remarked that there was yet plenty of time for him to consider th ( matter and he would not make his final statement.
 Other candidates for the position are meanwhile making thorough canvass of their district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
PmrmIise the Work.

Gautemaula City. July 15.--While lew details have been received here oh the st ia ofieially believed that the move mant will tend to paralize the work oi inc central American court of justice raeently inaugurated at Costa Rica. It is also oficialIy announced that aau- tsmaia will strictly comply with the oh- iIrations contracted at the peace con ference In washington last year Tne general opinion among the diplomats here is that the disturbance m aonap- ia likely to sweep through Central America.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
sUsPIcIoNs AROUSED.
Body of wellknOyvn Farmer Found
 Hanging fo a Tree.

sO&I 9L W &AAAWObtM EGNAAEE utAAA4
 Hanging xo a Tree.
 Dover, Del. July 15.--The finding of the body of William Williams. a we'll to-do farmer aged SO years. hanging to a tree yesterday. has excited the sus- picions of the villagers of Marydel and TempelviIle, across the Maryland line near where the body was found, be- cause of the peculiar circumstances surrounding the death of the farmer.
 When the body was found, it was believed that Williams had committed suicide, but an examination of the corpse disclosed on the head a wound which apepars to have been made by some blunt weapon There were also bruises on the body. In a pocket of the clothing of the man was found a marriage license for himself and Eliza beth Wells. who is only thirteen years of age. After the death Of his wife about year ago. Williams secured the father of the little girl as a tenant on his farm and he went to live with near Cumpton. Md, last Saturday and after leaving her home, he was not again seen alive. The fact that Will Hams had procured license to marry the young girl was not known to any of his friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
UNCLE SAM ANGRY.
Marines and Sailors Were Denied Priv.
 ilegeu of Dauean@.

Marines snd Sailors Were Denlsd Priv
 ilegeu of Daueln9.
 New London. Conn, July l6.---Acting Secretary of the Navy NewbeTry has written a letter to President 4. T. Miner. of the New London Business Association in regard to the recent re- fusal of the dancing privileges at a local pavilion to men wearing the uni- form of the United States Navy.
 In the letter he says;
 "It being apparent under existing circumstances that enlisted men of the navy, although sober and we'll behaved, are being diseFiminated against by at least one place of public entertainment of New London 1t only remains for the Navy Department to transfer the headquarters of the squadron to some port where the men will be made wei. come on their own account in spite ot the fact that they wear the honorable uniform of service in the United States Navy and where they are protected by the law from humiliation. such as was experienced in this case. In view of your letter. however, the department will defer action in the matter await Ing some reply to this letter which may enable the Department to take other than the indicated action."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
suIT cAsE FOuNp.
Detectives Unraveling Mystery of Hazel
 Dreyv's Death.

Troy. N. Y. July 1b.-Late today, County Detective Kaye discovered Hazel Drew's missing suit case. for which Tears Pond had been dragged unremittingly since Sunday.
 The suit case was left at the check department of the union depot in this city Tuesday afternoon at 10:45 o'clock. brought there by Miss Drew or not, as yet. It contained articles of wear ing apparel. a gold locket and chain, brush, comb. etc. Detective Kaye also discovered thls afternoon three men who saw the girl in Troy Monday anI Tuesday of last week.
 The Rennsselaer County Board of Supervisions today authorized the sher- ift to offer a reward of sl,0O0 for the arrest and conviction of the murderer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
xuame nFavlela T,nprov,uw,

Tuscaloosa. July i5--- Especial. Lat est news from the bedside of Judge James !. Mayneld. nominee for Asso- ciate Justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama, is that the judge is rapidly gaining hls strength again. and 1t is hoped thst he will be able to sit up for short time tomorrow. 1t is now c matter of . few days before the judge will be about again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
Leners Fureha.e rlremorlLu

Honolulu, July lE.--The ispers loeat- led on the Island of 4Molokai, have purchased a quantity of daylight fre- works which will be used in saluting the Atiantic battleship fleet as 1t passes the Island. A large piece which on its explosion will form the word 'ewelcoms'' has been placed in position of van tage.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
UMBRELLAS COVERED.

WANTED-Eyerybody to know that D, Ro- ssnberE the Nati0nai Umbrella Maker, ar- lived hArs with e large stock of silk una-
 bFalla ccveTa Parasois covered 10 match dressss ef any color, Phone 3aTt or send
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
ENGRAVING.

 WANTED--You to lluStrate your ada with aftka1tiVsness Of any ad talk t over with The Advertiser Engraving Company. Phone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
WOODENWARR.

s=1 n S- -,o-s h-ss6 h1sins-s-ITSs psrcl,. fha best Nweeping compound and your store Will be free From dirt, Montgomery Wood- enwaFe Co. sole distributors. --kf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

NoTTcE--Neuee is hereby sivsn to all persons that L R. II. BoSeman. formerly Vice. President of the National Compressed Air Power Company have severed my ean- nection with that company. and am not se- sponslbls for any debts or claims that saas arise in tho future. (Gignedl R. H. Bosa
 man. --Is.thur-sun.tuea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
pEAO..IHES.

 WE ARE receiving fresh every. day oholc, Mitchell watsrmeions. M. M. Dawson. gI Dexter avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
BOTTLING WORKS.

WE BOTTLE Pepsl-Cola for the trade and family use We ship anywhere on abort notice. Pepsi-Coia Bottling CO. Als De- eatur. Phone 2002
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

wxMTwr--wnite atris Co do general hovse- work in private homes; fair waEea. m0osr- ate work. good treatmens and gooa oppos.. i've out 0f town may wt5ta The 5alvauo1 ArFay. MonsRomerv. Ala Otherwisa may s~As --A-xa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
TYPEWRITERS.

NEW and second hand typewritsrs fog saie. inaehlnes of all makes rented. repaired and exchanRed; supplies and aeeeesorias- E- L. @N@1S-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16

JAMES HOME CURE REMEDIES. For Drug Addictions. Alcoholism, To- baeco and Cigarette Habts, Nervous ness and Insomnia will be furnished at the following prices:
 kdGibSTon ael. ... .ch Whiskey, Wine or Beer. ...... $I2.50 Tobacco, Cigarette or Snuff. .... 500 All forms of Nervousness or h.
 soIlAlA h.VO
 Prices for Hypodermic or Internal Home Treatment for Drug AddIetions a free sample treatment charges pre- paid,
 Booklets on Drug AddIotions, Drunk eHness and Tobacco and Cigarette Habits. containing testimonials etc, sent sealed under plain cover Cor respondence confidential Address Charles B. James OF James Sanatoriunl. a5e Poplar Agenue- Mamphis. gsna,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
Drunkenness Cured
 at Home.
Took Home Treatment Fol DEunkenness--Did Not Drink
 After First Day

chas. B. James, Memphis, .renn:-I have taken your specially prepared Home Treatment for whiskey habit and now feel better than I have for several years. I now have no desire for stim-
 ulants of any kind. Your treatment is all 0. K. As a matter of fact, haven't drank anything since @I began your treatment l will therefore take great ly prepared Home Treatment. Wishing ly prepared Home reatment Wishing you much success. am, Yours very
 Dague. Ark. JAMES c. TALENT. FREE DRUG CURE.
 chas B. James. BIO Poplar Avenue, | Memphis, Tennessee. Please send | 10 my address all charges paid, e free | triaI bottle for patient using lstate here
 number grains used each 2G hours). ...... ' rraiug of fstate kind of drug hsre) i State here if used by mouth or hypodsr,
 mieally ss..s.'s'.'s'.'s's,.sss i Name ..ss's.........sss..
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
CONTRACTING BUILDERS

WE INVITE specifications on all kinds of eontrAeting and building We will build and sell you a house on easy payment plan
 we also have a number of cottages n High q Co. residence phone lfs1. office phone III 10 s. Perry. --ff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
FURNITURE.

YOU need Furniture and we need your trade, and will make prices 10 suit eau Or write st once. Gay a Sightlsr. se Com meree street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
FOR RENT--REsIDENCEs.

FOR RENT--s21 Decatur, slx rooEnH beth up and down stairs; also s2s Decatur six rooms with two room servant house In yard. Apply ss3 Jefferson street. --i4 HOUSE FOR RENT--on Dexter avenue, tot for 1at of 6eptenber. large ten-r0cm house suitable for boarding house also wieh ta sell the entire lot of furniture cheap Call and ses it. -A4.t
 FOR RENT-After October 1st.. nine room house, completely turnisheo; all mod
 enr eonveniences. Centrally located. near
 Dexksr Ava. can be rented on easy terms.
 Address Q. H.. care Advertiser. --ia.st FOR RENT--Beautiful home of ". D How
 ard two-8tory 8 rooms with large stable ana barn; located corner of South Court and Fielder streets Chandler Doug lass --lF-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.

FOR 30 YEARS Ross Havana Cigars have been standard for quality in Alabama. The name Roas guarantees quality. Hermann ROuery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
PLUMBING.

ALL KINDS of plumbing work done promptly. Repairs my speciality. satisfAc- lion euaranteed.. Estimates oheerfully fur nishsd P J. Bresslngham- 3oS Dexter Ave. Phone 2S6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIEs.
LEARN ROOKKEEPTNG.

LOW SUMMER RATE now on at Draugh. or's Practical Business College. lis 1-s Dex. ter avenue. opposite post office. Book graphy. etc. taught Positions secured or money back. Electric fans. Night and day school all the year. Catalogue free.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
FoR sALE REAL EsTATE.
BOOKS FOR SALE.

GENERAL AGENT. State of Alabama, for
 he sale of "A History of All Natlons.''
 twenty -four large volumes, beautifully nlns- trated Best worlds history extant Samuel
 B stephens. Petrey Alabama --aot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16
REAL ESTATE
COOL DRINKS.

WI ARE STILL serving those delicious Iimaades pure coca cola. in fact. we mix the drinkS to Init the spot" L. D. Hale c Co --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-16

WE HAVE a complete line of live and
 dressed poultry. Fat hens, friers and bToiil- CTS. MeehRn & Morris. Phones sso and 1920 --i9