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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Cottons, Linens and Novelties

The White Goods and Linen Department is
offering very many special inducements to you
this week--possibly some of them you need now.
others you will need soon-buy them now and
be prepared.
Linen Finish Suitings
300 yards white Linen Finish Suiting. full
36 inches wide, an excellent fabric for full suits
and separate skirts 1t is a decided value at
II lie the yard.
Table Damask 75c
Six pieces of excellent II inch Damask at
75c the yard-new designs. all pure linen and
a quality that is usually sold at 90c.
Holland Linen zoe
SO inch brown Holland Linen-our regular
25c quality. to be sold this week at Zoe the
yard. Only few pieces at this price.
Cotton Huck Towels 1Oc
100 dozen good cotton huck towels. full size
19x4O-a towel cheap at $3.50 The dozen, this
week at DC each.
Monantico Napkins 48c Doe.
100 dozen of these Monantco hemmed nap
kins-use these now and save your fine napkins
from berry and fruit stains. Only 46c the
dozen.
Sheer Lingerie Cloth
IS inch very sheer Lingerie Cloth at 4Oc the
yard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
NEGROES ARE WARNED,
Night Riders of Kentucky Post Notice.
mt GaIIatIn.

Gallatin Tenn. April 24.-A note
was found tackled up on the side of
the depot here last night signed.
might Riders of Kentucky" and has
cast a grave-like stiffness over the ne
gro population of Gallatin.
i, The note warned the negroes that
they had better cease their assaults on
white men or suffer the penalty. With
in the past few weeks negroes have
made several attempts to assassInate
Harry Braswell. severely injurfng HIM
on two occasions. Prior to this. a ne
gro very nearly severed the head of
Deputy Sheriff Durham. These as
saults. no doubt, prompted the posting
of the notes by the night riders
The note says that any white man
sympathizing with the negroes or in
any way lending assistance to them.
will be given the same dose as the me-
groes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
QUINN WINS MEDAL
ORAToRICAL CONTEST or AGRf-
CULTURAL schools.
Successful Young Man Represented In
stitution mt HAMILTON and Spoke
ON Alabama Produets--JAn
Interesting Program.

AbbeyiIe. April Especial. )--The
Inter-Agriculturai School contest was
held last night in the auditorium OF
the Southeast Alabama Agricultural
School
Four of the schools failed to send
contestants. This contest was arrang-
ed one year ago by Commissioner VIII
kinson of the Department of Agricul-
ture and Industries.
Last year the schools met at We
tumpka and the medal was awarded
to William Wakefield Dawkins of Abb
beviIle.
The contest is held ar abe school
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

New York. April 24.--Jafnes shepard
Cabanne III. the son of Mrs. BrotEh-
ton Brandenberg. was taken from the
home of his grandmother IN St. Louis
at the request of Mrs. Brandenberg.
according to statement which she
made today.
Mrs. Brandenberg added that she had
an absolute right TO the possession of
her son. and that Mr.. Brandenberg
took him away because she was not
satisfied with the arrangement pnder
which the child was living with his
grandmother. She declared THAT the
boy would be returned to her In New
York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Condemned Negro won't Eat.

Nose Daniels, negro. who has been
sentenced to hang May 1 5, is endeavor-
ing to cheat the gallows while confined
in the Walton County Jail at DeFuniak,
according to news from that place.
The negro, after making several I'M
successful attempts to procure means
to end his existence. has finally re-
sorted to starving himself. He will
neither eat nor drink. and declares
that physicians shall not administer
to him. He has gone for several days
and his case is being watched with
interest to see if a man can voluntarily
starve himself to death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

FULLER. OF the Pine Forest nill COM
pany. - here for the man.
Fillmore this afternoon asked the
sherfff to SEND q telegram TO Goyernor
Conner asking him to either order the
officers to allow him to remain here or
else take him to Montgomery as he
fears being lynched II he Is returned
to Alabama. The negro makes no de-
NAL Of the crime.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

been OF any proflt to them ana the
triistees have only lately been able to
finish paying $500 OF back taxes II
the farm should prove rich OIL land,
however. all the widows OF the leigh
borhood would have been raised to
comparative affIuence. The Supreme
Court decided against Deans heirs in
contest years ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
mir. HALLS VACATION.
Minister of Evergreen VIII Visit
ec1-Inud

Evergreen. April "a Especial The
Baptist congregation of the Evergreen
Baptist Church has granted the pastor
Rev. Richard Hall. two months leave
Of absence. beginning July 1.
Mr. Hall Will visit his boyhoHd home
in England and will he accompanied
by Mrs. Hall.
Rev John r Matthews will begin o
weeks mission at the Episcopal
Church in Evergreen tomorrow. Mr..
Mathews conducted a similar meeting
here last wear. and while here made
many warm friends.
Professor G. NJ. Dannelly, principal
of Evergreen City School, has accepted
an invitation to deliver the alumni ad-
dress at the commencement exercises
OF the state Normal College at Troy,
on May II.
Professor Dannelly is. an alumnus of
this institution of the class Of 1907,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
4rrDrrATTON or LABOR.

mobile, April 24--(Special )--Dele-
gates are already arriving In the city
for the eighth anndol convention of
the state Federation of Labor conven-
tion which opens In this city Monday.
President Marx and wife are already
here. as well as many delegates. The
sessions will be held. in the Central
Trades Council hall and presided over
by c. w. Jones. president
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Light Percales Sc
SO inch light Percales. with borders at &c
the yard.
Bleached Domestic SC
One case of SO inch bleached Domestic
l0c quality, Monday only at &c the yard.
Pepperall Sheets Use
o0x9O bleached Pepperall sheets at 75c each.
Torchon Laces &c
A Special Sale Monday of Linen TorchOn
Laces:all good qualities medium and narrow.
edgngs and insertings. All Of these were good
values at 10 and 2 lie. and in the lot are
also a few plat walls and Maltese laces worth
IS and zoe. but Monday they all go at 7c
the yard.
Pants and Union Suits
Ladies Summer knit pants. with lace trim
mings, Is and SOC the pair. Union suits. with
cuff knee, or lace trimmed. at SOC to S. the suit.
Dutch Collar Pins
Initial Dutch Collar pins-the new fad-very
pretty-at Csc each.
New Brass Initials
For making bags and purses, IS. Is and
SOC each.
Chamois Gloves
The real Chamois gloves. white and natural
S the pair
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
PETER GOLFERS BODY
REMOVED TO HIS HOME

New York. April 24-Friends were
at the side OF Peter F. Collier. the pub
Usher. when he dropped dead early to-
day in the riding club in East Fifty
eighth street, said that he uttered no
warning cry before he collapsed
After having dined with a, number of
men friends at the club, he was an in
terested spectator Of the annual horse
show at the club, although not an exhi-
bitor. The show closed about mid
night and Mr. Collier was prepared TO
descend the stairs from the third floor
when he was stricken Those who
stood near him caught HIS falling body.
else II would have rolled down the
stairs Assisted by. servants, members
OF the club carried the PROSTATE form
TO sofa and DR.. r. Tilden Brown was
hastily summoned. After a brief ex-
animation. DIR. Brown said that death
mad been due to apopIexy.
Mrs. Gilbert III. Montague, a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Collier, was immediately no.
make arrangements for the removal
of the body. a cproner's permit having
been previously obtained.
Robert J. Collier, the son, fairfted up-
on reaching the club ana required
medical attention. He was accom-
panied to the Collier residence>in Fifth
avenue by Father Burns, of st. Pat.
rick's Cathedral, who was summoned
when Mr.. Collier was stricken,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
HELD FOR MURDER
NEGRO ACCUSED OF krLLrNG Two
IN ALABAMA.
for Crime at Naaawnh, Fears
LynchinG n He II Taken

Pensacola. Fla. AAprfI 24.---(special)
Sheriff Van PETIT and Deputy Smith
this afternoon arrested and landed in
jail here Percy Fillmore q negro. who
is wanted in Nadawah. Ala. on the
charge OF killing two men. one OF
whom was white, which occurred three
or four weeks ago.
The negro had been working at q
mill near Moline and when the officers
approached today he ran to- moving
train and boarded 1t. but the officers
were close enough to also catch the
train. The negro then leaped from the
train, and was followed by the ON
GERS, who captured him. There is
big reward for his arrest. and Captain
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
FOR DECORATION DAY.
Cut flowers specially priced. CAN at
II Dexter Ave.
8. b. STERN & co.
HEiRs BRING SUIT.
VIII Make Effort to Break 'IrncIe JON
athnn" Deans VIII.

Petersburg, Ind April 24-Heirs Of
''Uncle jonathan" Dean, who in 1870
died and left his $40 acre farm TO be
operated for the benefit OF all widows
within a radius of eight miles, will
Try to break the will. now that pro-
cuetive oil wells have been bored on
eAe land.
Dean was a bachelor. Notwth-
Standing his apparent philanthropy
sAward widows the farm has neveN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
ExTRA sPEcIALs NroNDAY.


B packages Uneeda MIX Biscuits. .1Oc
3 packages Zu Zu Snaps .1Oc
packages Lemon Snaps =. :, ..10c
packages Vanilla Waters :. 25e
3 packages Social Teas =. :. .2 Csc
OF any loo packages at ...25c
Fancy mixed cakes zoe
'Nigger in de Cane Patch Syrup, l
''Nigger In de Cane Patch Syrup.
LIZ Bdl. 9. .-35c
Car-Wf-co Pure Ga. Syrup, l gall. sac
Car Wi-Co Pure Ga. Syrup, 1-2 gal soc
cans hand-packed Tomatoes 25e
cans fancy tender Corn $50
cans fancy Sweet Potatoes 25c
Extra Fine French Peas E. zoe
Anti-Freckle Soap (Buttermilk and
Lemon Juice) box of 3 cakes 1Oc
La France Rose, box OF cakes .I5c
Crushed Carnation, 3 cakes -. go
Brock Grocery Co,
The Pure Food Stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Summer Silks
And New Dress Fabrics

yEWg4 izhdEwssk oss ourasilk and Dress Goods de-
parmenis oferyou the best Of everything in these lines. and
each week many attractive bargain offerings made.
e Seasonable Black Silks
Genuine Rodger and Thompson "Shantung" Silks 27
inches wide at $3.50 per yard.
Genuine Rodger and Thompson Indro" Silks, u inches
wide at $llo.
"Habutai de SWISS ~ inches wide at 85Ncents and 81
the yard
III inch "Tusho waterproof Silks at IS cents IS cents
and S the yard
New Rough Silks SOC
We have received coors in rough silks These
very lustTous and extra light weight Soc the yard
Beautiful French Dirnities
Some very swell new French Dimide As inches wide
with bordersyes exclusive and handsome In dress lengths
at 81 the pattern
Imported French Dimities
In very striped and floral patterns, priced per yard Csc
TUCKED AND PLAIN NETS--A new line Of
tucked and plain Nets white, and other coors
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Cotton seed Cruahern.

Mobile. April 24.-The State conven-.
tion of the Alabama Cotton Seed
Crushers' Association viii be held in
this city May Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

We want you to try one gallon Of
our 100 proof rye delivered for $500.
1. BRICk3IAN q CO.,
Pensacola. Ella.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

A DUST PAN FREE.
with one pound Of Court Square
coffee at 25c, or Id pound of Nam
HOi Tea, at zoe.
Brock Grocery Co.
The Pure Food stores
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

II you do drink, drink the best. w
cam get IL s-css,
l. BRICKsfAN a CO..
Pensacola. Fla.
Write for price list.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

Ellen Beach Yaw, the beautiful
American girl who surDasseS all foreign
artists, will sing at The Grand. Wed
nesday night, April IS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

FOR DECORATION DAY.
Cut flowers specially priced. call at
II Dexter Ave.
s.B. STERN e co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Mail Orders

We prepay express charges
on cash Mail Orders amount
ing to $500 or more. The
same attention given your Or
der by mail as if you came to
re store in person.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Clearance Sale

Misses and Children's Hosiery j
Broken lines Of finest lace Isle hosiery, sizes roma
5 to 8-qualites that sold at 40 and so cents the
pair, to close out Monday at Bic. d
New Shade Ladies Hose
Just in~-bronze. rosewood. Pompeii. catawba
and reseda-all in pretty quality of silk Isle at
SOC the pair.
Children's New Socks
New striped socks eight different styles. all pretty
and in all sizes at 25c the pair
Special Ribbon Offer
A heavy, all silk Tafeta ribbon. full 5 inches
wide. and in all the popular shades-this week at
20e the yard.
Cash's Woven Braids
For trimming wash fabrics-every piece guaran-
teed fast colors. We show the complete line of
these pretty trimmings, in all widths and in every
pretty pattern and coloring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Rugs, Squares and Mattings

Rugs. Mattmgs. Shades. Curtains, ETC.. are
MS time Of the year-that is the very reason We pu
ais week--we always want to give you he best.
on can use it to the best advantage.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
ConiIidn De reputation
DE ASPIRANTES AL EJERCICIO
DE LA ABOGACIA

LA CorniSi6n nombrada por ell Honora-
BILE Tribunal Supreme de conformidad
con la Ley de II de Mario del corrien-
to ano, para informar sObre las condi-
clones morales de los aspirantes al ejer-
clcl0 de Ia Abogacia ante los Tribu11a
les de la lsla dc Puerto Rico. acordo
adoptar como regla fila para todos los
aspirantes, la de que, ademas de la prue-
ba de declaraciones juradas del aspiran-
te y de dos personas de reputation. Sc
anuncie la solicitud en- dos peri6dicos
por termino de diez dias, fin de que
cualquier persona habitante de esta
1sla, pueda presentar queja fundada Il
objection contra la admission del aspi
rante
Y estando pendiente de informe la
s0licitud del senior don Carlos del Toro
Fernandez, Sc publica este anmcdo en-
cumplimiento del ameritado acuerdo v
a los efectos expresados en- ell mismo, ha-
ciendo saber que las quejas Il objeciones
que deseen hacerse deben presentarse
en- el ternino de diez dias a contar de Ia
publication del presente anuncio pue-
den diriirse d la Comisi6n por conduc-
to del Secretario que suscribe.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Octubre 10
de 1909.
Ant0ni0 AL1,nrez Nnrn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21

WEYLER EN- VEz DE MARINA

Nueva York. jueves.-Una de las razones porque d-
mtira ell gabinete Mauraha dicho ell senior Lacierva-
la cue los berales 81 subieran al poder destturian
i1ustre general Marina susttuyendoe por el general
don Valerano Weyler e gobierno tene especial empe
no en- que la campaHa de Mea no sc privada de la
acertadisima direction que tiene.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
Plato del dfa

Otra catastrofe en- puerta!!
que la ciencia ha revelado
y en- un peri6dico yo'sAee
Sc publica con espantO
v tiene al n1cleo del orden
.justamente consternadO.
No Sc trata de la j0rka,
nj de meetings fracssados,
nj de damas Or0dOras,
de bella faz y ojos garzos
dando en- Oraci6n fogosa
leNadG a los pobres eSclGvos,
que aprisiona SUI belleza;
nj de acratas incendiarios,
nj de COLMENAS enhiestas
en- castillos hun,allodos,
nj de patr6genos fieros,
nj de mis-cr0bios humanos.
nj de odiosos br0t0tav0s,
en- las ideas, atrasados,
nj de nsolos periodistas,
que Sc rendeas por cemtavos,
nj de fieros kabilenos
EN- jarkas organizados
para insultar a los tios
que por sport tienen algo. 49,!
-Pero en- fin, de que Sc tratae
Scual es el NAL desusado,
que Sc acerca a nuestras costas
llevando en- pos ell espanto?
no es ell c6lera, nj es
de la bubonica ell rayo,
nj una jarka de maestros
venidos del otro lado
para enseliar a los chicos
el lngl6s desfgurao,
nj ell bill Olmster nj la Ley
Foraker, en- triste cuadro,
nj el nuevo gobernador
con el GRAN sable en- la mano.
para enseiiar al GRAN PUEBLO.
un camino desusado.
Vaya, vaya, suelte va ,r~,....~-.-r''~
ide que Sc trata icarambo
sPueS. .se trata del cicl0n
del rico alimento lacte0
en- una lata pequeha
: recogido y condensado
que segun dice la ciencia
destruye al genero humane
Dice el peri6dico yankec
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
La diRni8i6u Sera
un3 c0b1rdi3
Ell GOBIERNO sEGUIRA EN- SU PUESTO

Nueva York, juevss-Amplando declaraciones ha
icho el Lacerva que e gabnete resgnara por
que sera cobarda las presentes circunstancias
gobierno tene el eber de dar solucion los proble
actuaes, declnara por modo alguno ell penoso
deber que las circumstances lie han impuesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
Antonio ALv1res Nara.

perfectamente informado,
que la LECHE CONDENSADA.
Ell Nesc York, cada verano
CINCO MIL niilos entrega
de la muerte bajo cl casco. !
e ~
va 10 Saben: las mamas
a sus pimpollos amados
de la LECHE CONDENSADA
no den alimcnto insane,
aunque lie digan que cs pura
Ell letreros ilustradOs
las latitas que 4 millares
nos mandan nuestros Hc,ma,Os.
ELPIS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
Un Tif6n en- Filipinss
TOGO LA COSTA CHINA

del irpero chino del archipelago filipino causando
innumerables danos.
Las perdidas de importsnca. Hay gran nu-
de victimas.
Temese que hayan ocurrido numerosos naufragios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
10 que dice el
Sr. lacierva
NO HAY CRISIS DEL GABINETE

Nuevs York, jueves-Los despachos recibidos de Ma
d trasmiten las deelaracones del minstro de Estado
espao seor Lacerva respecto la anunciada crisis del
gabnete Maura Ell senior Lacerva dice que e gobierno
teme las amenazas nj las vioencias ning1n estre-
que estas quieran llevarse
La posic6n del gobierno de gran estabilidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
ZeIaya torn6 corinto
RECUPERANDO TERRENO

Nueva York. jueves.-El presidente Zeaya ha ocupado
Cornto despues de resstenca desesperada por
te de los revolucionaros de Estrada
Ell presidente Zelaya ha recuperado agn terreno del
que habia perddo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-21
a esperar 4 Nicolas 10
Ell REY EMMANUEL EN- RACCONIGI

Nueva York, jueves-El rey Victor Manuel de Italia
ha saldo para Racconig donde espera la legada del
Car Nicolas
Cast toda la nobleza aliana ha trasladado Racco
ng para asistr los bantes festeos que han de
lugar en- dcha poblaci6n.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-07
THE BEST OF ALL.
Bedford Times Has High Praise for the
HUNGARIAN Orchestra,

Bedford Times Has High Praise for the
Hungarian Orchestra.
This is what the Bedford Times, Oct.
81, 1907, has to say of the Hungarian
orchestra:
Hungarian orchestras before, and while
they are usually fairly good musical
companies, there was nothing about
the name to particularly impress the
average theatergoer. There are many
Hungarian orchestras, but there Is only
one Schildkret Hungarian orchestra,
and no one who ever hears 1t will ever
again make the mistake Of confounding
1t with any organization with a similar
name. Every member Of Schildkrets
company Is an artist. The leader in
the concert used both the flute and the
piccolo. and Is the master of both. En-
core after encore greeted his solos.
musician was the first violin Of the
company. Many of those present had
heard Hans Albert, and were compe-
tent Judges Of violin playing, and the
first violin of Schildlsrets company
suffered mono in comparison with this
celebrated artist. The clarinet player
was also an artist, as was every mem
Der of the company. and the whole
entertainment was one long feast of
melody"
Methodist church. tomorrow, Friday
evening. Tickets so and 75c at Henry
Pappes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-01-07
WILL JOB PIANOS
Eadie-War Company Sells Retail
Business and Will Enter Wholesale
Line acknowledgement Piano
Company, With F. Aubrey Smith as
Manager, to Have New Quarters.

Uu0ud9St1 W ttGN0 NOW ~0dIeSlos
An important business deal was
closed today by the sale to F. Au-
brey Smith, manager of the new Cen
trail Piano company, the retail plano
business Of the Eadie-Ward company.
The latter firm gives up it's retail bus
mess. beginning today, and on Feb.
will engage the wholesale business
exclusively.
This move, on the part of the Eadie-
Ward company, has been looked for
ward to for two years. The company
has already done a jobbing business on
a small scale, but hereafter will sell
to dealers only. They will not only
handle pianos, but player pianos, and
mechanical players.
The Central Piano company, which
succeeds to the retail business, will oc-
cuEy new quarters in the Conover
building at No. 10 East Main, the old
Benedict Il Brintnall store. Joint
lesses Of the building will be ]. B.
Schwietert, who is in the musical mer-
chandise business in the present
Eadie-Ward quarters, and Otto Tut
tie, jeweler, of 8 West Main. Mr.. Tut
tie is compelled to vacate his room
because of the expansion of the bust
ness Of Abbott & Son, and the doubling
Of the hardware firms store room ca
pacity.
The Eadie-W Ward company has rented
the entire upper floor of the Forney
building, the lower floor of which they
now occupy, They will have six rooms
upstairs with office quarters in front,
and will also use back rooms of the
lower floor ofsthe Forney building for
storage purposes. al