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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
Crasx oevv . suaeaale.

New York World.
 A iCng.Aorned COW belonging to Ed. ward La 0uire. . daarykaAn. of North west. q hamlet near Sag Harbor, Long 5sisad, suddenly went crazy on Tues day evening and killed i've other cows before cegnmitting suicide. The erased COW bED6e .looSe from her stall and st. tAclsed the others. goring them until they dfsd. The noise atraeted the daiFyman and his. woraxmen. but she .turnsd upon them when they tried to drive her On.
 Nearing she might succed in killing all his cbws, Ia. Guire started for the house on . run to fetch his gun. Be- fore he could return she had committed suicide by putting her head against an upright beam. 4 veterinarian believes she must have. suffered from rabies.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
More Harm Than Good.

INVWgs
 A cafi has been issued in New York for a conference for the purpose of discussing the negro question. Aside from the amount of ignorance that will be manifested at this meeting. n win. aa most ne the meet ings of this ldnd. do more harm than good. The less said and done in the North in this direction the better for the negro as well as Fhe white man. The best way to solve the Oo-CaiIed negro question iB 0 let it alone That has been dSmlnstrated time and again in the South as well sa the North, and more especially in the North.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

that effect. ana if he insists on being the candidate it is more than possible that the party win nominate him and then comes the Democratic cataclysn- By all means let Bryan and. Roose- welt become sditors-in-ohief of big newspapers and stick to the business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
BAKER GRESzKNGER GETSBUSY.

able.
 The revival of the Directoare mode haq been short lived. like the pirsctoira itself. Tho styles of Louis XV. will not iast long er In art, in literature. arehitecture fur niture. that was . purely fantastic age. Be- fore long we shall be back in the Tudor epoch. The men will have to do something with their attire. Plain black coats, trousers. and short hair do not match with these revived extravaganoes of habit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

The industrious and wide awake newspaper men in Washington have something to tell us almost every day about the styles of artillery and small arms Roosevelt is laying in for the beneft of African animal life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

When the Springfield CAEass) Repub- lican says right out loud that the re- cord of Governor Haskell. in connec- ton with the oil cases Is better than that of Roosevelt it gives the latter a jab that would do credit to the most advanced Democratic newspaper in the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

Will the Roosevelt administration claim credit for economizing because it proposes to reduce the salary of the coming Secretary of State? Any little credit 1t can obtain would be thankfully received.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
For College Boys.

The Crimson and White.
 Many remarkable requests come to the Presidents office from anxious pa- rents and others who don't quite un- derstand conditions here. One parent asks the President to see that his son is not out after dark, which was Q very modest request compared to this appeal to pr. Abercrombfe personally: 'Piease see that my John says his prayers every night"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

It is some satisfaction to be in- formed that the per capita clrcula- tidh of money in the United States is steadily increasing, even if some of us fail to see It. It is comforting to know that somebody is getting 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
What ths State Papers
 Are Spying and Doing
RooneveIt,a I.emncY.

Opeiika Morning Post.
 President Roosevelt will bequeath Mr. Taft q legacy in the shape of Q depleted treasury with which to be- gin his adminisfrafion. and with the people ciamortng for a revision of the tariff the new President will have an uphin etart that will be hard to over S0me.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
sWoRM ClRCuLArInN.

The Montgomery Advertiser guarantees its tract when requested) that its daily circa-. Iation is larger than that of any morning newspaper printed in Alabama--and that sts sunday edition has the largest eircu- lation of any edition of any newspaper prlntsd tn Alabama without exception.
 The figures. for January printed below enrns having been deducted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
r.A A Can For Help.

NOVUWNIoL FSIL4IpEIBNs
 And now another 1ackasstcal act as passed by the laRt Legislature has been declared unconstitntionAl by the Su- preme Court of Alabama. The court cost in defense of such ridiculous leg islation should prove an eye-opener 10 doubtless will be remembered at the proper time. 1t would be interesting to know just how much these supposed laws have cost from their inception to the present, The tax payers are out e2S,000 in trying to show that the railroad legislation would stick, and yet that cost is not over with. for the Is not all--"rhere are others" "Oh, Somebody when wilt thy nasrcifleas ravages ceaser'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
The War sltuatfon.

BeBsemer WeekIV, fa
 Both Nevada ana California have finally settled the anti Japanese ,legis- lation for their present Legislative sessionS and the country should be glad. Japan would have had Just cause for war in case such is&islSfinn had been enacted and carried cuf. and though hard up as she Ia now sAt6 to De financially she could have taken the Philippines (and she ought to have them) and the Sandwich Is1anda (which We need to k6epa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
Two ways sussewted.

Governor Conner to do what you want done? It is very easy. Just let Q number of Cunpingham men ask him to do the oppoaite and. he will be sure sire. Or if The Advertiser win only make suggestion he will act just
 to the opposlfe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
Alunn nIoxx nt ElOperu.

York World
 The house Thursday passed a bill re- ouieinE all persons contemplating mat rtmoDy ta first give ten days public notice that they Intend to apply for a marriage license. The senate. it is ex- pected, will pass the measure, which, 1t ia believed, would prevent the narri- age of elOpers in this State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
The Alabama Standard.

Anent the arrival of Mir. Bryan in Ozark, MT. A. F. Smith. the new editor ot The Bullock County Breeze. prints this In response to Editor Martins in- vitation that he bo present to meet the distinguished guest:
 Tn lSS6 we had the privilege of addressing an audience of 10000 people in front of the old State House in Springfield, Ill, for over an hour while they awaited the coming of Mir. Bry- an."
 AS Bro. Smith seems to be new In the field of Alabama Journalism The Standard would remind him that ten minutes is the allotted time for journalistic speeches in this State. Ed itpr Rhodes set this pace twenty years ago. and he has not only grown rl0h and influential. but has demonstrated that on some occasions too much cap be said in this allotted time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17
As Ts guase wealsley.

John B. Weakley, of the Jaw firm of 8. D. and J. B. WealkleY, of Birming. ham, was in the city MondAy on busi- county. To a representatiye of The s Bullock County Breeze he said. when asked If the judge would be candi- date for Governor. If he Is I don't something to me about 4t if he had any notion of being a candidate He ie more especially interested In the en- forcement of the prohibitoryt law end carrying the rate cases to Q success. full conclusion"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-17

c. I, FiniEnA, Circulation Manager of sworn. says:
 The foregoing statement of The Adver- tiser's circulation for the month of January. 1909 is true and correct and compiled af- ter all returna from news boys. news agents spoiled and leftover copies have been de- ductea. c. l. FINIGAN.
 Circulation Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18th day of February. 1909.
 RIGA ALEXANDER,
 Notary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

They are pulling down Castro statues and burning Castro portraits In Venezuela This is a bad year for dlctators.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
LOGAN & BRYAN

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 NEW YORKJan. 16.-Uncertaiuty over the probabilities of the decision of the public service commission of New York in regard to the S30.000.Ooo bond issue asked by the Erie Rail road may be said to have been the dominant feature during the trade in the stock market the past week and the same served to cause general ir- regularity throughout the list. The bears have had a decided advantage and declines have been general, but Fridays and Saturdays market indi- pcated a covering movement on the part of short interests and the tone of the list has been decidedly good. The Wis Cent. issues nave been aU tice and higher on scmi-OlHcial re- ports 70 the effect that Can. Pacific R. F. is negotiating for control and the same seems 10 bc verified Dy cxbrcssicns from leading Officia.s Of D ,th companies.
 The trade reports indicate slow but gradual betterment, but in this con nection the most sanguine have been disappointed somewhat as to the eG- tent of the improvement, it has not been sufficient to warrant enthusiasm In this connection. however, it can hardly be expected that general busi- ness should start to boom so soon after the turn of the var, as the re adjustment of the finances and other important factors neceSsitates slow progress. Bank cieaTings during the week just passed nave indicated gain of % per cent over last year, and although the comparison is with a rather poor period. it nevertheless indicates gradual betterment. A very favorable feature has been demand for giIt-edge investment bonds which is likely to continue until general bus mess changes demand a greater per centage of funds
 The money markets have been easy. in fact. it has been case of the lend CT seeking the borroweE the action of the market although indicating desire on the part of the large holders Of securities to refrain from forcing a pronounced demonstration Is silii indicative of well organized support and advantage vii undoubtedly be taken of pronounced recovery ir
 eral business conditions to force a higher security level.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
LOS ANlMAS
 OFFICIALS TALK

TUCSON. Jan. 16.--Mr. T.. IT. Saiii- van of Detroit, Mica. is in the city after tour of inspection to his com pany's mines, the Los Animas," near San Xavier. Mexico. He was accom- panied on his visit by the president Of the company, B. H. Wade, who stopped off at Hermosillo. and is ex- pected here today. Mir. Sullivan sad yesterday. The Cananea, faqui River & Pacific railroad will be within eight miles of the mines. and when ir s completed 1t will afford us splendid opportunity for shipping to the smelt- CT. The Yaqui River Shelter con- pany is located at Toledo. Mexico. and that is within s miles of the 'Animas'
 hines. At present the smelter is
 ;losed. but it is expected to resume operations as soon as the railroad cached La Dura. as from that point hey can get their coal. It is antici- pated that the railroad will reach La Dure in June"
 Regarding the Shafts, he said the old ones were down 250 feet and lhere was also an incline of 4S0 feet. The cpRcentrator is being put into commission, new machinery being in stalled. and while there is some equip mcnt on the ground. many needed i'm proyements will have to be made right away. The gentleman intend to return to New York by way of Cali fornia.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
LARRAzoLA-ANoREws CONTEST

Through the hearing in the election contest of LarraZoia against Andrews on the election Of 1yOG another chap ter 60 the shameful dOings of many meddlers tqat have come 10 New Mex ico has been added.
 For instance. thle time a real med dler. and an attorney rom Albu4ucg. que wao spoke in rehaIf Of Andrews, practically confessed tC the truth l. ness of .be charges alleged by Sir. Larrazola (which indeed are true in every sense of the WordD The An drews attorney. Mr. Meddler, stated in his argument that the methods com. piained of by Mr I.arrazola were ac- cepted as regular in his territory tmeaning New MeXiCO). Yes, the re- publican party have accep,ed them as regular and as a matter of duty to n corrupt machine. to count sheep, to bulldoIe and pcrsCcUje voters. to vote conyicts. to stun the tallot box and do everything imaglhahln as an excuse to get a certificate for the machine man, but it neyer has been the sys, tenn of the great masses of the decent people of that territory.
 But Mr Meddler did not have to cast this false stign9 on all the peO- pie of the territory by stating that such methods complained of by Mir Iarrazola were accepted as regular HC might have stated the truth by saying that if his pals in New Mexico did il, Y was no different to wnai they do with the repeaters in New York, in Chicago and Denver, where it has been proved beyond a question of doubt that one nan has voted twenty different times.
 Why single out New Mexico anc this by it's own Jstensible defender Mir. Meddler. and make it appeal that New Mexico Is the only section of the United States where such prac tices are performed2 Why choose tho
 most abused territory in the whol' American domain, to cast the odiuu Of criminal corruption in elections when scores of more pretentious com ] monwealths are guilty of as much Ol
 worse2
 When MT. Meddler returns iron
 Washington, he should be met by ; reception committee with MT. Bursuh at the head and resolution of thanks should be rendered him with a bil bouquet, for telling htose fellows in Washington that it is true that New
 Mexico is the only hell-hole wher' such practices are considered regu lari
 Wonder if the committee on privi leges and elections will still dare tC declare Buil Andrews the legally elect ed delegate to congress chosen by a majority of the people of New Mexico -Es Paso News.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
STOCKS WERE BETTER ALL
 WAY DOWN
Shaituck Selling Around S21- Dem Is Weakening-Graf Says Live Oak Development Stock Is a Good Buy.
Cny Frank J. Crab

The opening of the market at the close of the week was fractionaliy above the close of yesterday, with Lt tt,r demand for stocks all along tle list. Amalgamated made an advance of 5-S of a point and held 1t till the close. The Eo-; York market coz tinues to show improvement and the entire list closed strong at about the high mark for the day. especially the railroads.
 The copper stocks were well sup ported the entire day, especially Shat tuck which all of sudden has had Grea. demand, sales being made at S21. with a decided weakness in Denn, which leads one to believe that trad CTS are exchanging Denn-Arizona for Shattuck six to one. The lower priced issues seem to be lifeless and trading very quiet
 l understand that the Live Oak De velopment company has been organiz- ed for 50,000 shares at SIC, of this amount 35,000 shares have been is sued at $2 first call and the balance payable upon call. This has been the first low capitalization develop ment company since We have had the Bonanza Circle people got into the game, and there is eyerr reason Co believe that those that get chance to get this stock either as subscrip ton if there was any. or by buying 1t. should make good money.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
LONG HAIRED JIM
 IS NOW AT REST

PRESCOTT. Jan. .iG- Long Haired Jim" as he was ,familiarly known in this vicinity. was among the tallest of the Mojave Apache Indians. His long horse tail. looking like hair, gave him the name. He had voice that was as soft as that of a cooing dove until he got bad cough. Then palefaoe friend recommended a cer- tain make of cough medicine. Jim bought the medicine. He found that a spoonful of it helped him. He thought that if a little was good more would be better, and he drank pint Then he lad down and his restless spirit departed for the happy hunting grounds. and his mortal remains were laid away where cough troubles not and cough syTups sOOsEo not. This account of the unusual end of Long Haired Jim was brought to Prescott by enc of his fellow tribesmeH.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
MininQ, SneIterS and StOCR Quotations

for a town" he said. This climate here is fine. l certainly like it. There Is room for a good big city right here at Bouse. There are no good sized towns in this section of the ter ritory and with the coming of state hood this town will grow. There ought to be a county seat r.gat here. believe that some time within a year or two the legislature will di vide off Yuma and Mohaye counties and make another county, talk ng a slice off Yuma county and another slice off Mohave county and make a new county with Bouse as the county seat. It would be good thing and the proper thing to do. because t Is too far to go to Yuma to the county seat. But I am with you. boys and you bet I will do all can l am also attorney for the Clara and will be out here often"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
DICK BROS. STOCK REPORT

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 NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Tnere was a spirited advance in stocks today as the result Of aggressive buyiEG for beth accounts. Bears vbo have been fighting the market all were turned ta'ls, found stocks rather scarce. some rather heavy selling appeared last few minutes of the trading. but Tn spite of this. the closing prices were best of the day. C. & o. was a iea6- CT. We have pointed our the possi- b'lit'cs of the stock tsr soma sime past. Its position. its earnings and the likelihood of an early increase in dividend seems to warrant materially higher prices.
 N. & W. also advanced. This stock also promises well. Southern Pacific, Reading and other old leaders doveI- oped new strength. The banks re ported large increase in loans but
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER
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Special Wire te l.. T. OyeTlockD
 BOSTON, Jan. 16.-Contrary to gen eraI expectations the whole market developed strong tone today. special ties in the local mart very active at higher prices Superior had a very sharp advance to 40 Is and held it's gain all through the session. Large buying orders came in on Isle Royaie. but the stock seemed to be freely supplied North Butte was quiet, bus strong. The floating supply of Wyan- dotte seems to nave been taken care of and it moved easily today.
 We near considerable talk of At lantic caused by good showing at Superior We think good money can be made by quietly picking up Allan tic whenever it is weak. President of the Boston Corbil, Arizona Corn mercial and Shannon, will be baek from his visit to the properties early next week and the activity in his specialties will 9rOba9ly be resumsh I advise buying Channon Corb:n and Arizona Commercial for the turn - Foster of Paine Webbe- & Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

they gained heavily in cash and in- creased their reserves. In spite of the foreign situation and the gold ex- ports there is no indication O. higher money rates. The stock market is in stronger position than for some time past. Although there may be sH-ne further irregularity the tendency is upward and higher prices all through the list may be expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17

President Taft is staunch friend of the west and for that reason it is believed he win be present in Seattle during the progress of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. The big ex- hibition is to exploit the resources or Alaska and the Yukon Territory as well as make known and foster the vast importance of the trade of the Pacific ocean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST
GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

FOR sALE-AN ii-ROoM MODERN BRICK
dwelling OF st. near Conn. ave, with two
20 feet vide: large parking; ideal home for
physician. The price Is less than 50 600 This
is an opportunity to buy bargain In the sum
mertine, when the owner is real anxious 10
ssf. and reseY-ft In the fall when lots Of
people would gladly pay you $4,000 fe- the
same house.
BOSS & PHELPS dSC.,. 80 18TH NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

FOR SALE
Would you buy a $4,000 house II you could
get 1t for $500 on OF the most prominen.
streets on Washington Heights? Built by one
OF our most reliable builders. An out-of- town
owner must make quick sale, and Will sell at
this great sacrifice. A very handsome Roman
brick front, stone trimmings and stone porch
finished throughout IN hardwood. There are few
houses for sale IN such perfect condition;
screens and awnings: polished doors: window
seats; two stair~ays; two magnificent bath.
rooms: hot-Tater heat; covered porches In the
rear: an automobile garage.
STONE g. Fairfax. 1872 New York are.
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST.

FOR sALE-GREATEsr BARGAIN EVER OF
DISTRICT ASSESSORS VALUE TT AT SIC. 32s:
WE CAN SELL. TT FOR IS. 500: ALMOST
GIVING 1T AWAY: 1c-roorn house; built for
a home: large rooms. high ceilings: heating
plant IN excellent condition: has been renting
for SIS for the past two years e one tenant
located west Of i4th, near Mass ave: VIII be
cold this week: four rooms fYat floor.
BOSS PHELPS unc.k go lAth NV.
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THE VERNON. 1774 e ST. NV, )
and @ large rooms and bath, fine rea:
porches. In fifsr-class repair: rent, $35
and S31 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

THE wALLRAFF. 1925 18TH ST.
NV, rooms and bath; bright. cheerful
apartments, located on the heights over
looking the city: rent only $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

FOR SALE-44,OOo.
remarkably cheap corner on Columbia
Heights: southern and eastern exposure One
OF the most comfortable low priced homes we
nave ever offered. Two stories and cellar: fur.
mace heat: porcelain tub; sanitary plumbing:
lot S2.6 ny 1o4. The ground alone Is worth
allaost the price asked. The owner, about to
move to another city. wishes to make a quick
sale. You can get bargain In this comfort hlc
little house.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

FOR RENT-BY r. r. $
1888 7th NV, Or. 300
405 P NV. 4r. b. %. so
4O7 p nv. 5r. b. .25 ~
1924 It'll NV. Or. b 20
1359-6i = NV. 4r.b. o. 90
Lafayette. 1907 7th
NV. Or. b. 90
&c r ne. Or. b. -. "a 90
80 Quincy NV. 5r. %. 20
7l3 11th NV. 3r. b.22. SO
100 4tb NV. 81, bee. 50
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

FOR SaLE-REDUCD 10 $500.
Decidedly the choicest spot on the Heights
Within 50 feet Of 10th street. Outlook on tia,
beautiful thoroughfare. 3 FEET FRONT. One
Of the best constructed houses In Washington:
three stories and cellar: upstairs kitchen: tiled
bath; hot-water heat: cabinet mantels: expen-
sive decorations; southern exposure: cement
sidewalk. The owner. having taken this house
IN exchange. offers the same for sale at this
extremely low price In order to realize quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

THE WILTON, 1881 nth ST. NV,
8 and 4 large rooms and bath. rery light.
excellent location: rents. $3.50 TO $S7.5O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

THE MAXWELL. 1919 CLIFTON ST.
NV, rooms and bath. $3.50 and
$500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-21

FOR SALE-S5, 500.
On Washington Heights. surrounded by high.
priced residences "A beautiful new two-story
brick dwelling: hoe.~ater h-at. tiled bath
elaborate cabinet maotele; parquet flooring;
covered porches: room for stable. II you want
something little better than the best this Is
your opportunity.
STONE l. FAIRFAX, 1892 New York ave.
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FOR SALE
The best proposition ever offered ca Columhi:
HeighU for $1,000. brand new bouse read,
for occupancy: ten rooms; two bathrooms; tw,
stairways: hot-water heat: parQuet flooring o,
the first and second stories: wide covered &c
nent porch: expensive decorations. Must b.
seen to be appreciated.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1sAe New York ave-.
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