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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

New York, Jan. 2O.-The Standard Oil Company of Indiana was ordered by Judge Anderson in the United States Court today to be in readiness for a second trial on -re-hearing on Feb. 2S. Judge Anderson, in declining to grant the attorneys for the oil com pany q postponemcnt until they had disnosed of several cases in equity now pending, called attention to the fact that he had consented to hear the Standard oil case under request or Judges Landis and Bethea and did not propose waiting until the attorneys had cleared their dockets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21
Notice Of AppOintnsent Of
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w. B. sncdsrass. Deceased, Estats os
 Probate Court, Montgomery County, AlaS
 Letters of administration upon the estata of W. B.. Snodgrass, deceased. having been granted to the uIidefsigned on the 9th day of January, 1s0s.. by the Hon. Judge J. B. Gaston, Judge of the Probate Court of Mont gomery County. notice ia hereby given, that tate will be required to present the same within the time allowed by the law, that the. same will be barred This Jan. 6. 1908. : s,l SALLIE A. ,ENODGRASS.
 Admihistratrix of the th-3t Estate of W. B. snodgrass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

Note--T indicates trace of precipitation.
 PRANK P. CHAPTER.
 Section Director, Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

Washington, Jan. 2O.-The battle ship North Carolina left Hampton Roads today form Charleston 8. C.. and 1t was stated at the Navy Department, will be followed tomorrow to the same port by tn ecruiser Montana. Pfesi- dent-elect Taft and his party will board the North Carolina in Charles ton Harbor on Monday morning, for a trip to Panama. =-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21
Ssuast's Bucfu and Juniper is the most reliable remedy known fer lid. nsy and bladder trouble. \ s..:::s ss.ss z N'S
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

,- .S. y,,.srir. SeI,rt of tSs Tnitsa saae.A. For the Middle District oS Alabama-LB Bankruptcy.
 Post oGace Durham, County Butler. Afas baD1a- The aforesaid party having bssn GdJudgs ed a bankrupt. under the Act of Congreaa entitled "An Act to Establish . Unifogm system of Bankruptcy Throughout the United States approved July ist, 1898. . meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt fe called at the office of the undersigned Referee. in the United states Court Housas Montgomery. Alabama, on the 9th day cf February, next, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. to maks proof of debts and for the electioa Of q Trustee. and such other matters aa are necessary and required hy the Act os Congress aforesaid
 ASA n sTRATToN.
 Rsearse. Montgomery. Ala, January 90. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21
LETTER or WE'LL BROTHERS.

0etlares Stocks on EPientstieas are Exeecd-
 Nt ysF ingiy Light New. ss
 The following letter of Well Brothers me we'll known Montgomery cotton firm has been issued for the week;
 Dear Sisr. :.
 wa herewith, beg ii give you the stocks at inc interior unconnted towns In our sec si6vI Y with the sco11parisons of fs0s. fso4, 1908. Slses. Isb7. and 1908; for the same
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

so,a,. ..i262s,000 13i.e9 z T. A-TAYLOR, President. National Ginnsrs Association.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

Washington. Jan. 2O.-A message from the President today submitted the final report of the Jamestown Centen- nial Exposition Committee with the recommendation that 2.0O0 copies be printed, was received in both houses of Congress today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

New York, Jan. 2O.--Following his retirement as President of the New York Central, and other Vanderbilt roads, W. H. Newman retired today as President of the Michigan Central Rail- road Compahy. w. c. Brown, Presi- dent of the New York Central, being elected as his successor. Mir. Brown was also today elected President of the Rutland Railway Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

Washington, aJn. 2O.--Through fa- vorabIe report made to the Senate to- dav from the Committee on Foreign Relations on an extradition treaty with Honduras, steps were taken to break up the last remaining asylum of per sons who commit crimes in the United States. When this treaty is ratified and proclaimed by the President of the United States, extradttion of crim- intls will be possible with all Govern ments of the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-21
DR. W0OLLEY'S SANITARluaa

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-19
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.
Corrected every Thursday

Look up Harris al
Write Hart for pianos
Pay your subscription.
Fair, September 81, -, 90, "a.
Call on Oscar Grue for abstracts.
Just came to town. fudge Hale.
When in doubt buy of w. II. Co
The hum of the thresher is heard in
the land
kading sells halters at from so cents
to s125
Knapp is always ready to buy spring
chickens.
500 spring chickens wanted at Knapp''
restaurant.
Boost for the Day County Agricul
tural Fair.
Arthur Conley autoed over from Bris.
toll Tuesday.
Look up Harris ad, he is giving away
$500 in prizes
Olives in quart jars, 30 cents. Blue
Front Grocery.
Walter Fleury is at Webster today =
VOLTAGE World.
II you wish loan. Call on The First
National bank
Have you met the Little Duke"i
He's in the city.
Hart sold three pianos and two
organs last week.
John Kruger was up from Andover
today on business.
Roy Irwin was a business visitor in
Aberdeen Monday.
@. @ Lasell was transacting business
ia this city Friday.
wanted--5.oO0 tons of Flax Straw
James @. Rathbun.
The Littlefeld family moved &C
Aberdeen this week
Bauske pays the highest market prices
for spring chickens
Apple Butter in quart jars Is cents.
Blue Front Grocery.
Talk to Wells. webster's up-to. da se
hardware merchant.
H. r. Hart was business visitor i'm
Wanbay Wednesday
Mike Msusr, Of BRISTOL. was victor
in this CRY Saturday
Jy Lonx. Of wsubsy, was q Web
sssr vasiscr Saturday
We IRE ssnisdazg ard seed the money.
Paw gnur snbsrraptson-
3. n. Hsrngson WAS business visitor
fr0m Naubay Monday.
Mrs- Koeuigs departed for North
Dakota Tuesday night.
A good new mich COW for sale.
Inquire OF w. II. Chard.
Born. 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Raymer.
Friday, Aug. 18th. son.
This section was visited by q heavy
rain storm Monday night.
Miss Grace Huntington departed for
Chelsea Tuesday morning.
A nice fried spring chicken can be
had 1T any time at Knapp's.
Nels Nelson came over from Pierpont
Tuesday on business matters.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-08-19

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out to the
Clark couI
<of weeks i
is a brotha
A. A. G
and Mr..
their child
this city S
at the j. 4
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looking al
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by the ID
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business.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Ranss Bit Into

Ranse Hillyer, one of our most res
peckted townsmen met with acksident
one night last week AS everybody
knows Ranse wears a set of store teeth
in his upper mouth and when Ranse
goes to bed at night he generally drops
the teeth into tunbler of luke warm
water which sets on the mantel shelf
but on this particular night Ranse for
got to take out his store teeth until he
had went to bed and was almost asleep
when he happened to think that he
hadn't took the teeth outen his mouth
Ranse was so drowsy that he hated to
bother to get up to put the teeth iii
the turnbler so he laid there and thort
about it and finally it ockurred to him
that it wouldn't do no harm TO slip the
teeth under his piller just for one night
so he done it.
About 3 A. M. Ranse woke up tur-
rible thirsty and hoped outen bed tc
get a drink. Soon as he struck the floor
in his bare feet he let out a yell which
woke up Mrs Hillyer and made her hair
fairly stand up on end she was so scairt
Meanwhile Ranse was hopping around
on one foot and cussing something aw-
full. Mrs. Hillyer got up and lit lamp
TO discover that what Ranse had struck
was his false teeth which had fell out
from under the piller onto the floor
Ranse examined his foot and found that
the teeth had bit him quite severely on
the heel and also that in falling to the
floor 2 teeth had been broke out from
the set Ranse says now he wishes he
had of got up and put the teeth in the
tumbler instead of under the piller
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

A week or . ago Miss Phoebe
EIilderbrand, our fashionable
dress-maker, was sent a second
hand city newspaper by her mar
lried sister, who lives to the Co.
seat, IN which Phoebe read a piece
about where the women of this
country are getting up clubs every
where and demanding the right to
vote at the eleckshions and else
where just like men do. Sich wo-
men cali themselves sufferagetts,
Whatever that means.
Phoebe, who is a strong minded
woman herself, and has always
been more or less interested in
women's rights, desided she would
get up sufferagetts club in Bing-
vile to agitate the work of women
voting at our annual ! Bingville
town meeting. So she went and
called q mass meeting of the wo-
men of Bingville at her home
last Thursday to disckuss plans
and spesi6ckashions for organizing
q sufferagetts club.
The meeting was attended by
about % of the most respectable
women of Bingville. Phoebe. who
was president of the meeting, out
lined her plans for a sufferagett
club and Mrs. Cyrus Hoskins, who
was big in for 1t. made a moshion
that such a club be formed there
and then and that all present would
| jine it. The moshion was seek
onded by Miss Polly Whitcomb,
who is old enuf to vote, being as
Polly must be near bout 40 and
wants her rights.
The n1oshion was disclSust pro
and con. Mrs. Amos Hillyer, wife
of our talented loryef and legal
lite, riz up and said she wouldn't
be member of no such a club be-
ling as she thort it was undigni-
fed for a woman to vote thereby
placing herself on an equal with
unskruplus men politishians. Mrs,
Hillyer then sat down. Phoebe
then spoke up and told Mrs. Hill
yer that of course it was eckspeckt-
ed there would be some women in
Bingvillc who would have enuff
sense to cast a ballot intelligent
Ievey1 If thew had a riphf IN vtete
Follering which Mrs. Hillyer
lcalled Phoebe cat and flounced
loft home in disgust.
However, the vote was took and
IL women outen the whole number
present jined the club and pledged
themselves to promote wonen's
suffrage.
Of course as editor and prop, OF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Personals & Locals Nit

Several chickens have disappeared
from Bingvilie hen houses resently--
some thinks its skunks while others
thinks its 2 legged stunks.
Alb Simpson IS going to patch up the
roof of his house soon. 1t will be quite
Improvement on Abs house.
We are having turrible nice April
weather in our midst as we go to press,
but you never can tell when Il viii
shower
Lon Peters got kicked by horse on
his way to the Co. seat last week. Lon
got out to FIX the harness and the horse
kicked him on the leg. Lon says If he
hadn't of thort ii was acksidental he
would of lambasted the horse all the
way to the Co. seat and back.
Miss Sarah Ann Whittacre saw a
snake in her front yard tother day and
Sarah amt been in the front yard sinst.
AMI Cookins who fit in the war OF
the rebellion and has wood leg to
show for it says that his wood leg is
wore off a cupple of inches shorter than
tother one which makes him walk lop
| sided. AMI says he would purchase a
new wood leg if he was fnanshially able.
LATE Whittacre's wife tried to sew a
suspender button on Lafe's pants behind
tother day while Lafe was wearing his
pants and she jug him with the needle
to such a existent that LATE made her
stop sewing the button on-Lafe said
he would ruther go without any button
on his pants than to be jug like that
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Green took a trip
to the Co. seat ON business behind Lige's
| r fTf,uxx La
Bingville before sun up and didn't gel
back TO Bingville until nearly midnight
Mrs. Green says it would be pleasure
to ride behind oxes if they wasn't so
Itanashioned slow.
Dave Smiley is engaged in making a
rustick chair at present In mailing il
together Dave smashed his thumb with
hammer and when he done that he
dropped work on the chair and says il
its ever finished somebody else viii haft
to do it.
Jabez Crum, who lives a mile outen
Binkyille on the Hardscrabble road re-
ports that his Attorney COW give birth
to twin calls week ago. Cow and
calls doing we'll. This is singular
coinsidents.
Mrs. Jerushy Perkins has our thanks
for mess of sour krout which she left
on our desk while we was out tother
day. Now il the sour krout had beer
pie the cat would OF ct it probly, but
when we come in the cat was asleep 6r
the desk beside the sour krout. Cats
don't like sour krout but we do.
Jim Peters tells us that he is agoing
to ercckt a new clothes line post ir
his yard being as the old one is most
rotted off where it goes into the ground
Considerable other bilding is also
being done in BingvilIe this spring,
Widow Henderson has set out some
geraniums in her front yard which looks
livery beautiful from the street. If 9th
ers would do likewise it would add &c
the appearance of our bustling town
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

the house to see what was wanted and
when &c found Ras in the rain bari
Seth clapped his knees and LATED as
loud as he could laff Seth said he
never seen . more commickler sight
than Ras In that bari. II made Ras
mad to see Seth laffing 50 he laid in
and called Seth everything he could lay
his flung to after which Seth helped Ras
outen the barl' Soon as Ras got outen
the bari he told Seth that il ii wasn't
assolting OFFICER of the law he would
give him good thrashing. Seth told
Ras If he touched him he would put him
lin the lookup cripple that he was. Seth
asked Ras how it happened he fell when
the limb did and Ras said he didn't
realize that he was saving off the limb
between hisself and the tree until il
was too late. Seth then lated louder
than ever and Ras now says he wont
never speak to Seth again as long as he
lives. Seth says that's what person
gets for saving somebody eise's worth
less life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

the Bingville Bugle we don't want
to antagonize the ladies of Bing-
vile and yet it seems to US that
when they demand the right to
vote like men they are making
'theirselfs ridickIus-a woman
sfere is the home and her duties
consists of washing, ironing, cook
ing, cleening and bringing up chill
dren in the way they should be
brung up, etc, too numerous to
mentchion. When we say this we
simply voice the general sentiment
Iof the male population of Bing-
vile, who, after the sufferagett
Club was formed. met the same
ev'g. in Hen Weathersby's store
and held a indignation meeting.
Everybody present thort it was
ridicRlns, outrageous and sckanda-
lious in the extreme, for Bingville
women to put themselves on a
equal with men by wanting to en-
Joy the sackred rights of suffer
age.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25
Country Correspondence
LANDS END.

Bill Henshaw purchased a safety ra-
zor resently and the first time he shaved
Bill liked to of cut the end of his chin
off. Bill says he don't see much safety
bout that razor.
Rufe Atkins old dog Tige died last
week Of general debility being as he was
nearly Is yrs. old. We should say i,
was pretty near time he died.
. Mrs. Hen Jordan's baby had colick
one night last week and Hen had to
walk the floor and carry the baby back
and forth most all might while Mrs.
Jordan remained in bed and took her
rest Hen says he hopes the baby wont
have the colick, very often.
Hi Henderson ketched a pickerel in
Gootchio Pond last Sunday which Hi
says meshured 2 feet long and weighed
S h., but then Hi don't care what he
says when he gets to talking about the
fish he ketches.
Several of the farmers hereabouts is
blowing. PRO BONO PUBLICO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

New ticfh the egsE iltt1s 80
IssrfnvA each sisinlns hour~-
Ey gathering heney al the dag
@fsn every epsnias ssss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25

ma eAeeesss aAxeftasiEs me6sun in TIE
eean3sy. n Jon believe ID aaseFtisiax eezss
ana SO N, FOR fuFther infoxmstias can %
o. seasass tts salfsss 81
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-25


--- ANY LONGER --:-~
desire to announce to the public
and everybody else who is, inter-
ested that have ON hand q
grand display of garden
seads of every variety In mp
store which ! will be pleased to
show you any time you call and
give you prices on same Some
Of the garden seads are new
and others are not. Many Of
them have had on hand for sew
eral years and they are we'll
cured, but do not charge amp
more for them than | do
for the fresh ones
If you
are going to
make garden buy your
seads of me. My prices for seads are
almost as cheap as prices for
seads at the Co. Seat.
PATRONIZ1 HOME TRADE
These seads l offer for sale are gararas
teed to be full weight and measure
BUT | CAN'T GARANTEE THEM
TO GROW. WILL BE HONEST
ABOUT THIS WITH YOU = = 80
If could garantee these seads to grow
| would tell you so.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-03-12
Ovid New S

j. r. Miller moved Saturday
onto G. F. Parker's ranch near
the reservoir.
James Kotch moved into the
OGrady house, and Mr.. Hender-
son moved into the house made
vacant by Mr.. Kotch.
G. w. Franklin went to Den
yer to accompany his family on
their return home. t-t
Jess Adams has moved his
family into the house vacated by
J. r. Miller. 4s,
Mr.. Alexander, the potato
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-03-12
COUNTY CONVENIENT.


0fftsial Prsseeaines q ~ Deesd
q coasty Coo0aes1eooes.
Tuesday, March 9. 1909. 10 o;elck
=. m.-The BOARD Of Cosnty Connis-
sio0srs met In special ssssiGa pussu-
ant ~ call. Present: c. VI. White,
chairman; William 7. Johnson and
F. W. sherman. commissioner, aud
NorAh B. Redf0rd, clerk.
The Semi-annusl Revenue Report OF
the County Clerk 70 the Auditor of
State was examined and approved.
The Semi.snnual Statement OF the
County Clerk for the sig moeths end
ing December 3lst, 1903, Was exsmin-
ed and approved.
The following Road Overssers In the
various road districts: No. Aug
ust Polzin. No 2-John Ernst. No.
3-George Camelin. No. 4Joh L
Nov bray. No. s. =.
The clerk was Instructor to write
the county clerks Of Logan and Phil
lips counties 70 determine the date for
the meeting Of our county surveyor
with the surveyors Of their counties
st the. junction OF Sedgwick, Logan
and Phillip. counties to establish the
road for rural mail route.
County Surveyor E. J. Frederick
appeared before the, Board to obtain
permission 70 secure the necessary
field notes from the Surveyor Gener-
ais Office at Denver to complete the
records in this Office. The request
was granted.
The following claims we're audited
aud allowed:
Ordinary Fund.
John Hinshaw justice fees . 50
II. c. Spillmsn, sheriff fees 295
p. |. Murvin, witness fees J. p.
court 2 10
John Costellaw, witness fees ].
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-03-12
NOTICE

!. the natter u the Jules5arg Irri-
cation District:
Notice u hereby given that tie Sedg.
wick County Land Company, by r. C.
AcGrsv, Secretary and L. 6. Bur-
rOWs, have dled their petitions with
Tie board Of directors Of the Julesburg
Irrigation District concerning tbs fol-
lowing described lands owned by them
and being sdjsoent u the boundsries
ct the Julesburg Irrigation district,
and in The county OF Eedgwick and
state OF COl0radO. tO-wit:
The south vest quarter 10. y. II OF
section thirty four (34) In township
twelve (l2) North of Range forty six
49, West of 9Th p. NJ, and that
portion Of the south east quarter Is. e.
/ Of section twenty eight (3S) 10 town.
ship tselve tl2) North of Range forty.
Ave AS West Of 9Th p. NJ, lying North
of the Union Pacific Railroad right of
way. ell In Sedgwick county, Colorado.
The prayer Of said petitioners being
Is follows: Wherefore your petitioners
respectfully pray that the board of di
rectors take the steps required by law
TO include said lands within the dis
trlct. and that the boundaries Of said
uASSs AOo 70 SuAukou dCCOIuiuSiy :.
Wherefore notice is hereby given to all
persons interested in, or who may be
effected by change in the boundaries
Of said district rs provided in said pc.
titiOn to appear at the Office OF the said
board on Tuesday, April the 9Th, A.
D. 1909, At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, being q
regular meeting of said board, at
their Office at Julesburg. Colorado, and
show cause In writing, If any there be,
why the change in the boundaries of
said district aforesaid in said petition
should not be made.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OF THE JULESBURG IRRI-
CATION DISTRICT.
BY E. B. DAVIS. President
Attest: c. NJ. HARRIS, Secretary.
First publication Ia the Julesburg
GritAdvocate March II, 1903. Last
publication April 2, 1909.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-03-12

kw.s 70 surprise. Sunday afternoon. when our people
learned dat Mr Beniamn Wooman had passed to his hn.!
reward He bad been gradually sinking for several days. and had
been UNCONSCIOUS since Thwsday.
Mr. Woolnan was born in Cak County. Ohio Apnl 4.
1872 making him SO ye.r II months and days DID, He was
one Of tie pioneer n three a.tes-Iowa Neaka and Cooado.
coming to de latter state about twenty 6veyean ago.
Mr. Woolman was a descendant Of the noted Quaker
preacher John Woom.n and who had always taken
prominent part the a3an Of the communities wherever he
happened to reside 10 fact he student well read and
remarkably strong man in many ways He Of the
founders Of the republican party and delegate to the party
convention 1860 that nominated Abraham Lnconfo PRESIDENT
taking prominent part the snng Of those troublesome
times.
Since the death Of his wife, about Ia years ago. he has made
his home with his children Coming to JuIesbug last June he
has been the home Of his daughter. Mrs. E. Stevenson who
with her husband and family gave Father Wooman every
and attention possible making his last days pleasant and comfort
able For several years he with his daughter the amented
Mrs. Peter Petersen Other times the home Of his Gran
vile and with other and daughters living the south Sew
era years ago he divided his property among the children
Services were held at the residence Sunday evening The
body taken York Nebraska accompanied by the grand
son. Mr. Charley Petersen. The burial beside his WIFE in
the family buryng ground.