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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-21
RUSSIANS AT OUTS
Alleged Efforts of a Russian Admiral
To Secure Permission to Accom-
pany American Fleet Caused
the Present Trouble.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 20--The conflict
which has arisen between the Russian
Ministry Of Foreign Affairs anr the Adj
miralty regarding the alleged efforts of
Commander Daitchkof to secure per-
mission to accompany the American
battleship fleet under Rear Admiral
Evans on it's voyage to the Pacific, has
aroused much comment in the LOCAL
press, partly owing to the Impression
that this officer was the only one per-
mitted to accompany the fleet. but
chiefly as an evidence of the discord
existing between the two ministries.
The publication of t1e correspond
ence in this affair is regarded at the
Foreign ONCE as grave indiscretion.
tending to discredit Russian diplomacy
in the eyes of the world. There are
indications that important persons are
back of the campaign being conducted
by The Nvoe vi emya, as only the high
est officials OF the two ministries con-
cerned were cognizant Of the incident.
The Novoe vremya seems to be acting
on a thought plan. 1t is
turning it's course successfully on the
more liberal of the cabinet the ammu-
milton being unfinished by a clique of
veteran bureaucrats, who believe that
the time is ripe for an effort to restore
the old order of things.
M. Kaufman, the former Minister Of
Education, was the first victim and
was driven out of once. NJ Folissof-
off, the late Minister OF Finance. was
under fire when he died.
The Novoe Vremya today publishes
a vicious attack upon practically the
entire Russian diplomatic corps. 1t
reeites the cares OF thirty of the lead
ing Russian dipiomatist and says that
only two of them. NJ. Tcharykofr, the
Minister to the Netherlands. and NJ. De-
giers. the Minister at Brussels. ap-
proach the ideal of a diplomat; that the
others lack both education and exper-
fence, and only six of them have served
outside of Europe. :.
The Liberal newspapers are taking
advantage of the opportunity severely
TO criticize the course taken by Baron
Kosen the Russian Ambassador at
Washington, in the matter of introdut-
ing Professor Paul Milukoff CO Presi-
dent Roosevelt. They ask upon what
introducing a member of Parliament in
good standing.
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He Tells Newspaper Men OF His Finan-
cfml Troubles.

He Tells Newspaper Men OF His Finan-
ciaI Troubles
Chicago, Jan. 2O-The Tribune today
says:
For the first time since the down
fall of his banks two years ago, John
r. Walsh consented yesterday to dis
cuss with newspaper men the troubles
which eliminated last Saturday when
a Federal Court jury adjudged him
guilty of violations of the national
banking laws.
Incidentally he spoke of the jury's
findings as the so-called verdict" He
is confident the jury's alleged findings
of fact" will not stand the test of re-
view by the jurists Of the Nations
highest courts, and that he will yet
be exonerated from all charges made
against him.
Mr.. Walsh spent the day at the Grand
Central Depot. transacting arrears of
business for the enterprises in which
he is interested.
How to earn interests for deposit
ors without working their money
through Investments is matter which.
I believe. these jurors from the coun-
try districts. never took in to consid-
eration.p he said. ut is up to the
President, as the Chief Executive of the
modern big bank. to decide the merits
and soundness of the available invest
mentS and securities If the presl-
dent makes a mistake it is a matter
of judgment-his bad judgment-and
he should not be accused of intention
to defraud unless there is no other way
to explain his acts. This was the
crucial point in my case--the question
of my intent in making the invest
ments in the railroad securities. There
was nothing in the, case to contradict
my testimony that | made the larger
investment to save the Chicago Ma
tional Bank from losses on the origin
al small investments. I made good in
that effort and l cannot understand
how the jury reached it's strange con-
cIusion that / intended to defraud the
Chicago National Bank.
II am not admitting that 1 violated
the 10 per cent limit, OF il I did. l GER
tainIy did not know ii, The hank got
the bonds for security and that they
were good security and not worthless
has been proven by the fact that the
leading banks of Chicago have pur-
chased them a par. 1t is well known,
however. that the 10 per cent limit has
never been in force by action in the
courts and in practically all banking
circles 1t was regarded as a dead let
tor. u may have been an ideal law at
the time of it's passage many years ago.
when the hanks and their transactions
were small. However. ] hold that ;he
memorandum bond transactions did not
violate this law"
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NEW SPRINGFIELD RIFLES
READY FOR STATE MILITIA
Adiutant General Graves Receives Mo-
tice of Government Exchange.

Adiutant General Bib Graves has
received froms the Adjutant General OF
the army notice that the Ordnance De-
partment of the army will be prepared
to begin the issue to the militia OF the
United States the new Springfield RI
fies. model 1908, chambered for 1906
ammunition. in exchange for the krag-
Jorgensen rifles ard carbines now In
the hands OF the militia.
ut is expected" says the notice,
that all ammunition for the new rifle
that is manufactured after April next
will be available for the exchange OF
any balances of the old calibre 80 am
munition In the hands of the militia,
and for issue as called for under the
provisions of Section 1861 OF the Re-
vised Statutes, as amended.
In order. however, that the militia
of the several States may secure early
practice with the new arm in competi-
lions for the selection of teams to par
ticipate in the national match of 1908,
the department Is ready to supply i'm
mediately to the State of Alabama, on
application of the Governor, not ex-
eeeding 100 of the new rifles complete.
with bayonets and spare parts and ball
cartridges, calibre 80. model of 1906,
at the rate of 500 rounds for each rife,
in partial accomplishment of the pro-
visions of the act of March 2, 1907, the
balance of the exchange to be effected
as indicated heretofore"
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RAYMOND ARRESTED
FORMER SOUTHERN LEAGUE FITCH
Err is IN TROUBLE.
He IL Charged with Theft of Thirty
four Dollars From Chicago
- Jeweier-Prisoner In
Identified.

Chicago, Jan. pa man who gave
his name as Arthur L. Raymond and
who said he is Pitcher Bugs Ray
Inond of the st. Louis National League
baseball team, is under arrest here,
charged with robbing George c.. Mosh-
err. a jeweler, of S34. The police say
Mosher positively identified the prison
er as the man who robbed him,
The prisoner was arrested last night
and when taken to the police station
and Questioned, he admitted that he
and Mosher had been drinking in a sa-
loon. but denied any knowledge of the
alleged theft. Mosher claims that
when he and Raymond were leaving the
saloon, Raymond struck him in the
face and knocked him down. Mosh er
says that Raymond then searched him
and relieved him OF all his money.
Try Lady Locks, the new pastry
Fresh every day at
DOVES BAKERY,
lis Montgomery st.
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The RACES


~ .
New Orleans La, Jan. 20.--The City
rark Track reopened today for their
third netting.
Jockey Holt who had the mount on
Thespian in the steeplechase event had
his collar bone broken when Thespian
fell. the horse was so badly injured
that he had to be killed. Jack Atkins
Jacobite at Ia to / second. Pasade-
ma at II toll third. Cole Black Lady
l-2 to won the Steeplechase with
McAllister at z to 1 second Captain
Jarrett at g to getting third. SUM
First race. three furlongs; Elizabeth
Harwood Ill. C. Koerner S to / won;
Henel Kidder liz. W. OFT. 25 to ! sec
ond, Ine1a 113, J. Lee 1-2 to third.
Philton. Nancy Blues. Mrs. VIII Guild,
Miranda Miller, Ruscana, Miss Imo-
gena, Catherine T. Miss Highland, May
Lee ec aady sfsqs " Een short
course; Coal Black Lady 116, Masnada,
3 1-2 to won; McAllister 127, e. Hell
der. to second; Captain farrell
s ss Ia SoIs Circle pacr xhif Jim Hnte
ton. x Woodsing, Monte Carlo, Gault,
X Bell. The Cat, Graceland. ]. Ed Grill
10, Roxy B and Thespian also ran.
x Coupled in betting.
Third race Six furlongs selling; Glib
son lot, v. Powers to / won; Jack
| Bratton 104, Leibert, to l second
| Minot 80 c. Henry to l third. Time
1915 2-5. Abe Meyer, Braden, Land
Breeze, LIoway, Black Mantilla, West
ern Duke, Otto Man, Zinfandel, Deshon,
Arlington and Lord Pike also ran.
Fourth race--Purse, Handicap; seven
furlongs; Jack Atkins 1874 J. Lee 4 to5
won; Jacobite 1870 Notter 4 IL to l
second; Pasadena 112 v. Rowers II to1
third. Time 1927. Comedinne, Royal
Ben. Teobeach and st. Bellane also
| ran.
Fifth race-Selling; one mile and one
sixteenth, Severus 105 Notter II to 5
won; Hans 106 Leibert 10 to second;
Miss Mazzoni 95 Yorke, IL to third.
Time 1;4S 3-5. Jennies Beau, Arrow
Swift, Sabado, Banrida, Moscow Belle
Orea, BralSespeare, Bitter Man, Geo. H.
White, Mickey Mead and Florida Glen
also ran.
Sixth race-One mile and one-eighth
selling; Orly IL. 11S ]. Lee to 8 won;
Donna 1O5, Mcdaniel 90 to second
| Iancastrain 1917 Notter 3 to l third
Time 1853 3-5. Beau Brunmel, DR.. NC
elmer. Lord Stanhope anda Nancy also
ran. weather clear, track good.
Try Lady Locks, the new pastry
Fresh every day mt
DOVES BAKERY,
lis Montgomery ST.
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INJURED NEGRO BETTER;
ASSAnANT STILL HELD.
sPurgeOn Boyd, Accused Of sfriIlnr .Jo.
seph Davis with Brick Sunday
Morning, Tried Tomorrow.

Joseph Davis, a negro lad, whom IL
is charged Spurgeon Boyd, a negro.
claiming to be 10 years, and believed
by the Police Department to be "a
years old, struck with a brick, was re-
ported yesterday not to have been dan
serousIy wounded. and a simple charge
of assault and battery was entered
against Boyd.
Boyd viii have a hearing before Re-
corder Il. F. Baber tomorrow after
noon.
Davis. 1t is alleged. was struck in
the face with brick hurled by Boyd
early Sunday morning when Davis was
engaged in selling newspapers. When
Davis was examined by a surgeon it
was Tor time thought his wounds,
two deep gashes in his right cheek
might be serious, but yesterday the
Police Department was notified that the
boy would recover.
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SOUTHERN VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT.

Nashville Jan 3O.-The Southern
Advanced Vaudeville Association has
been organized with F. w. Bandv Of
Savannah, Ga. president; G A. Vuco-
wish of Pensacola, Vice president. and
=. r. Whiting. Montgomery, Score
tarv and Treasurer.
The following theatres are in this cir
cut: Theatorium. Memphis: CRYSTAL
Nashville; Crystal, Knoxville; Wonder
full Vicksburg; Theatre Palais Meri-
dian; Casino. Mobile: Star Theatre
Pensacola; Theato Montgomery: Almo
Birmingham; Wonderland. Columbus
Ca; Tierce Theatre, Macon. Ga; SUI
perb Savannah; Theatorium. Charles
ton, S. C.
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WANT A REPRESENTATIVES,.
American Forestry Association Writes
Commercial Climb

American Forestry Association Writes
Commercial Club.
Secretary Dave of the Commercial
Club has received request and ap-
peal from the American Forestry AS
ISOLATION that the Commercial Club of
this city have a representative pres
emit at the public hearing before the
committee of the House of Represen-
tatives in Washington on Jan. 80,
when the Appalachian and White
Mountain bill will be discussed
This appeal from the Forestry Asso-
citation is very earnest and the mat
ter will be referred to the annual meet
ing of the club, which is to take
place tonight in the rooms of the AS
ISOLATION.
Secretary Dave has sent out cards
to all the members. notigying them
OF the annual meeting tonight and in
addition letters were addressed to ev-
cry member. asking them to make 1t
a special point to attend the meeting
and help forward Montgomery. Much
routine business viii be gone over at
the meetinga and the officers for the
ensuing year will be elected.
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JURY rs DISCHARGED.
MistrinI Again Declared In Case Oi
sheriff Reid.

Lake Charles La, Jan. 2O.-In the
case of Sheriff D. j. Reid. which has
now extended over a period of four
years. the sixth jury today reported
that it could not possibly agree and
was discharged.
When the same report was made Sat
urday night, Judge Lee delivered a
censure from the bench. in which he
said that the jury was like man who
threw five skies six times in a crap
game-the dice was loaded. He or
dered the jury locked up until today.
but the same report was again made.
When pressed to summon special
Jurors and retry the case tomorrow.
Judge Lee said that it would he use-
less during the present tense political
situation brought about by tho gubers
Material campaign and that he did not
intend to be party to any more judi
ciaI farces.
Reid was charged with misconduct
ing the affairs of his office.
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YEARS BEST TROTTING
AND PACING RECORDS.
TROttinE.

Two year-olds:f
Colt - Trampfast, by The
Tramp. .. =. :. 's:1s IA
Filly-Helen Hale. by Prodi-
Prodigai.. x2:21 IA
Three-year- olds:
Colt-General Watts, by
Axworthy, 2:15 1-2....... 1905 ga
Time. -. :. -. 2:11 Ia
Herse-codero, by Bingen ..oo
Fi ISo by Eiyria, a1-
ProdfgaI, 2:16.. x2:1S 1-2
81 Director irec General t'rs. T.. ~ x2:O6
-A8 Wood V W., go I-2 ~! '2:O5 IA
G Belmar. Els "a. :. 1904 IA
New Performers:
Stallion-Tregantie, by Sim 80
Ma aTess mona Girl. by Lyn-
wood w. 2:20 L.. "2;O5 Ia
''g Hooker. i? a:5s O 81 o 7. '2.Os Ia
Half-mile Track:
Stallion-Quintell by Actell,
2:1S 3-4( and Onwls, by ,
Ma 9lsca%%SI' Marie aTi by Nc 80. i.
Kinney, 2:11 Ia. =. -. ..'NE'Vf L.
Gelding = George G.. by - = ,
Homeward, 2:13 Ia. =. ..'%2:Ob ga
Pacing.
Two year-olds:
Colt-RaY o. Light by =
Searchiight. EOS 1-4...... 2:lS LIZ
Filly-Beulah Posey. by o,s
Baron, 2:21 IA. ..... z'4o 90
Gelding-Lord Prodigal, by o.oo
Prodigal, 2:16.. q. 80. =. XS;zS Ia
Three-year- olds;
Colt--Shakespeare, by Jay AN . /.
MeGregor, 2:O7 re-. Z'OS S-4
Filly-Betty Brent, by Wig" 40
gins, 2;l9.. =. =. XIV -
''G bfo. ally. :! :. s:Os ~
r-year-olds:
Colt--Dr. Manson, by Gam oe .
wilkes, 2;Is Ia. 2:os S-4
Fiiiy-Elsie H.. BY Belwood
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SUES THE SHERIFF.
Mill, ro,r.v Men Make a Novel Claim
Against Officers.

lRibb County Men Make Mover OiAii
Against Officers
centrevilie. Jan. 2o.--(SpectaL)---A 9"
Reach. Tom Hyde and John HYDE wnt'e
men have filed separate Suits each Tor
80 ono against c. H Cole. deputy sheriff at
BIocton, James c. Oakley sheriff. OF Siop
County and the United states Fidelity ana
Guarantee Company.
The complaints allege that each one OF
tho n1aintiffs was arrested by Deputy Sher-
iff cole charged with violating the game
law, and the burden of the complaint seehis
to be that the deputy sheriff failed 10 pro-
vide the plaintiffs with overcoats artef they
were arrested The complaint stated tha'
at the time of arrest the weather was uahl
and cold.
an the criminal charges The suits were
filed in the Circuit Court OF Bib County
l.. NJ. Kinnard and N. f. Stewart VINO
were appointed road supervisors for thl'
county under an act of the last beglsiatuf
have taken charge of the public roaas III
this county and are preparing to put then
in first class condition. On account OF Inc
very had weather the roads in this county
are in bad condition.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court OF this
county states that the civil docket at the
approaching term Of tho Circuit Court VIII
be lighter than for several years
Senator II. e, Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Avery. and several other friends
and relatives OF c. F.. Collier. who will on
Wednesday wed Miss Mary Ellen Graham
at Prattville. viii leave tomorrow 70 at
tend the ceremonies.
Mr. Collier was born and reared at this
place and has a large number OF friends
and relatives in this section.
Miss Lucia Mcqueen OF Montgomery u
visiting her sister. Mrs. Nelson Carlisle Full
Ter of Centreville.
Mrs A. s. Murphy of Eutaw is visiting
her sister. Mrs. W. F. Moren-Peek of No
rendia, suburb to Centrevine.
The Presbyterian Church at Brent has
TO the village. The pastor. W. A. overton,
has been untiring in his efforts 10 build thll
church.
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MORE INFORMATION WANTED.
Senate Would Know Number of N,
tiORaI Bank Failures.

Washington, Jan. 20-The Senate to-
day passed resolution offered by Mr.
Tillman. directing the Secretary Of tho
Treasury to send to the Senate a state.
ment showing the number of national
banks placed in the hands of receivers
as insolvent since January /, 1898, the
capital stock of each. the name of tho
receivers and their compensation, and
the names of all attorneys or special
employees under them also a statement
of money paid to creditors in such
cases and to shareholders, etc.
Other detailed information is called
for by the resolution which was PASSED
without debate. Mr.. Tillman stating
that 1t was approved by Senator Ala
rich in the form in which 1t was adont-
ed.
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Gelding.The Dude. By New -'4O
ton Boy, 2;10 Ia -. :. :. 2:0s ia
Fastest:
stallion-John A. by Eddie
Hal, 2:l5.. :. =. ...... =. 2:03 "a
Mare-Citation, by Norval-
son.. z.O5 Ia
Gelding-Angus Pointer, by
Sidney Pointer, 2:07 Ia. 2:01 "a
New Performers:
Stallion-Straight Advice, by
Free Advice, 2:lO Ia. -. 2:05 1-2
neutrality-suspicious., by Di-
rect Hal 1904 Id. ;. -. 1904 1-2
Gelding--Hidalgo. by War
rem c., 2:11 Ia. :. 49,. :. 2:04 Ia
Half-mile track:
Stallion - McKaig Simmons,
2:2S.. >. 2:0S 3-4
Mare-Eleanos, by waltz.
2sz2.. z:OS Ia
Gelding-Angus Pointer, by
Sidney Pointer. 2:O7 Ia, x2:06 IA
"World's record in races.
xAgainst time.
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AUDIENCE Win PONG.

Rome. Jan. 20.-Archbishop Riordan,
of San Francisco, was received in pri-
waite farewell audience by Pope Plus
X. today. The Archbishop congratu-
lated the Pope on his speedy recovery.
The Pope, who was looking well and
in good spirits. granted Archbishop
Riordan all he asked for in connection
with his diocese. and authorized him
to take the empolistic benediction to
the faithful
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.HEINIE" KRUG DEAD.
rmar pitcher In Southern League
s...-o.....I... Il. nnerntinn.

Former Pitcher In Southern League
suceumbs to Operation.
Louisville, KY, Jany. 20.-NeWs was
received here today of the death of
Henry c. Krug, better known as ..Hei-
ME" Krug, at his home in San Fran
cisco. He was thirty-one years OF age
and his death, which occurred last Tues-
dav was due to an operation for the
removal of an abcess upon his throat.
Krug played second base for the In
dianapolIs club last season.
He was a native of san Francesca,
and his success in baseball circles
there won him position with Atlanta,
Georgia, where he played for season
in the Southern league.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

me friends and acquaintances of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. N. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs T. j.
Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Smith,
are invited to attend the funeral of
Mrs. T. NJ. Bowman from her late resi-
dence, No. 2i5 Montgomery street. this
Tuesday evening ct $3.50.
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hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office Of County Treasurer, sub
isct to the action of the Democratic
primary. JASON H. SMITH
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MASONIC NOTICE.

7; ! :.
% There will be a regular COM
~ munieation of Andrew jackson
I'M Lodge, No. 49, A. f. 4 A. NJ,
a HfIAn this evening at o'clock.
49, ~ Montgomery Lodge, No. IL.
N%A&%N and visiting brethren frater-
naIly invited
nv order OF w. NJ
II. D. LONG. Secretary.
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hereby announce myself q candidate for
Treasurer Of Montgomery County. subject
Ia the action Of the Democratic Party.
GEO. II. SHACKELFORD.
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gtuart's Gin and Buchu a quick
cure for Bright's disease, liver
and stomach troubles. All
druggists $1.0o.
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new la "

The new law passed by Congress forbid
ding railroad operators working more than
nius hours day has created demand fol
about $4,000 more telegraph operators
than can nov be secured. Railroad wires
are cut into the Telesraphy Department Of
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tS0n at Office or b. mail free Of charge.
Send or cali for our late cork on BLOOD
POISON. Other booklets Oh health sent
FOR WOMEN, BRAIN AND NERVE EX-
HAUSTI0N, HEALTH.
Office Hours, SDs. Sundays 10 to I
Or. HATHAWAY g CO.
a Inman Bldg. - 1-2 $. Broad 90,
ATLANTA. GA.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
rnn rAx onIIEornR.

hereby Announce myself candidate for
ths office OF Tax Collector of Montgomery
County, subject 10 the action OF the DEM
ocratic Party. cHAs b TEAsLEY.
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hereby announce myself. as a candidate
Tor County Treasurer, subject to the ac-
tion OF tha Democratic primary.
L ID. COLLIER.
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Blood Poison

With Ouer a guar
ter Of q century
experience IN han
ding this dreadful
disease, aIicGHs hdv-
tR0 IN mind the I'm
poTtGBce of permd-
Hent results, zoe GER
tGfHly offer the df-
ftcted a poSittue and
permanent cure. 10
those aoho 4cdRt and
tcAL appreciate boH-
est business meth
odsN conscientious
advice and such pro,
fesstondI serVice as
f1ilJ DiUe the best
results, zoe offer our
seTvice. CoAsalltG-
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Dc thy work; Il shaIl succeed

In thine or In anothers dhy'
And If denied the victor's need,
Thou shalt not lack the toiler's pay.
Whittier.
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FOR TREASURER.
hereby announce myself candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the action Of
the Democratic primary.
WILLIAM B. WHITING.
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hereby announce myself y candidate for
tho office OF Tax Assessor Of Montkom-
cry County. subject TO the action of the
Democratic party. 8. A. SOLOMON.
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hereby announce myself a candidate for
tie office of Tax Assessor of Montgomery
County subject to the action Of the DEM
ocrattc party G. p. ANDERSON.
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hereby announce myself candidate for
+ tie office Of Tax Assessor of Montgomery
County, subject to the action Of the Dem
ncrRtio primary. MORGAN s. GILMER-
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DRAUGHON'S
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE

Dexter Avenue, Opposite the p. O..
81 Railroad Companies. thereby giving stu
beats mainline practice. BUSINESS MEN
say DRAUGHON'S Is THE BEST. THREE
months studying Bookkeeping by DRAUGH-
ONrs COPYRIGHTED methods equal SIX
afaewhere SEvENTY-FIvE PER CENT
a fha unsted States Court Reporters write
the system of Shorthand DRAUGHON
teaches Write for prices on lessons in
Shorthand. Bookkeeping. Penmanship. etc.
NY NAIL. POSITIONS secured money
back Catalogue FREE
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Try Lady Locks, the new pastry.
Fresh every day at
DOVES BAKERY,
11S Montgomery st.