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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19
0'CoNNoR SMOKES PIPE
ON MANAGERIAL DREAM

Memphis. Tenn. July 1s--(special.p---
In the course Of Conversation with To-
cal friends today Jack oconnor, the
veteran catcher and field captain of the
Little Rock club. made positive state
ment that he had been cffore1 the man.
agement OF the st. Louis Americans for
1910.
He has been offered position at once
to gather foundation for next years
club, he said. but his contract with Lit
tie Rock and failure of President Hold
ges of st. Louis to close q deal for his
fOConnor's) release prevented him
from accepting. o'Connor said he
would accept at the end Of the pre-
sent season. He has said. had his eyes
on several southern players Including
pitcher Atkins of Atlanta.
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UNCLE sAAI,s CHEAT SEAL.
Chief Of Division OF Manuscripts Conn
pIetes History of II.

RhCNCB hNDkOEY Oh
Washington Post.
Gaillard Hunt. chief Of the division
of manuscripts, has just completed a
historical sketch Of the great seal of
the United States. the sketch telling
Of the various stages OF development
through which the seal went before the
new one In use was finally adopted.
When the Continental congress made
the diverse of the great seal the ma
tional arms II intended that the de-
vice should pass into common use
among the people as the flag had done
and, like the flag, the arms at hrst
meet with general approval which soon
gave place to an acceptance Of 1t as
an emblem of the power and sovereig-
nifty of the United States. which placed
1t above criticism.
Not all the fathers of the rspL bile
however. were pleased with tra soiec-
ton Of the eagle as the national en-
blem. When the badge of the order
of the Society OF Cincinnati was made
In France in 1884 1t was objected to by
some because the displayed eagle re-
sembled a turkey.
For my part" wrote BENJAMIN
franklin. January rs. 1874. TO his
daughter, Il wish the bald eagle had
Of our country. He is bird If bad
moral character; he does not get his
living honestly. You may have seen
him perched on some dead tree, where
too lazy to fish for himself. he watches
the labor of the fishing hawk, and
when that diligent bird has at length
taken a fisn ard Is bearing II t. his
nest of the support OF his mata and
young ones, ;he bald cagis pursues
him and takes IT from him. With all
this injustice he is never In good case;
hut like those among men who live
by sharping and robbing he is general
ly poor, and very often lousy. Besides
he is a rank coward. The lite king
bird. not larger than a sparrow, at
tscka him boldly and drives him out
OF the dlstrtctn
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RAID ON CHINESE.


Atlanta Police Find Them whiting
the Piper and DSinsing.
Atlanta. July 1s.--In a raid this at
ternoon on what 10 said to be the
lodge room Of the Chinese Masonic AS
ISOLATION, the police arrested twenty
eight Cinnamon who were found
gambling. hitting the pipe" and
drinking. Yass 81
All were locked up ut the police bar
racks, where charges OF disorderly
conduct were preferred against all but
tive, and these two were held under
bonds % $500 each on charges OF vio-
iating the prohibition laws. The 9TH
ers Were released on ball In the sum
OF s25 each.
A later raid was made on another
Chinese Joint, where two more Chi
nese were arrested ana held on charges
OF disorderIy conduct.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19
MANY MoNTGoEIERIANs
ENJOY RIVER TRIP

When the river packet "Nettie Quill"
steamed out into the muddy waters
Of the historic Alabama River last
evening. many were the Montgomerisns
who were wont to spend their Sunday
evening enjoying the cool evening
zsphyrs on a ride down the beautiful
moonitt river.
The boat took the pleasure seekers
about fifteen miles down ths river.
and then returned at late hour last
evening. A three-piece string orches-
ira furnished the music en- route, and
an enjoyable evening was spent. AL
most 100 persons took the trip.
Besides the boat excursion last evefi-
ing, the "Nettie Quill" conducted one
yesterday afternoon and another one
saturday night, all of which were
largely attended. assuring the popu-
iarity OF the river trips.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19
EscQped Convict

Fifty dollars reward for capture and de-
livery In any jail for Jno Henry Russell
penitentiafy from Jefferson Co., ana who
escaped from my plantation near Lowndes-
boFo on ieth inst, Description. Color black,
age - years. hatght II. In. weight 1se
lbs. teeth good. Has scar on left arm caused
from vaccination; small scar on chest: also
small scar In corner Of left eye, stoutiy
built. Remarks: Supposed 70 have vito IN
Birmingham.
st w. O. McCURDy.
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SHOOTING IN NEW ORLEANS.
Henry Meyers II Wounded BY L. q,
Breaux.

New Orleans. La, July 1s--Louis
E. Breaux of SIS Tricou street. shot
and seriously wounded Henry Meyers.
residing next door, in difhculty today
participated in by several members Of
the two families.
The trouble Is said to have arisen
over abusive words alleged TO have
been spoken to Mrs. Breaux from Frank
Kroeper, q son-in-law OF Meyers.
Breaux, who was accompanied by his
brother, 10 said to have attacked
Kreoper as this latter was sitting on
his doorstep. Kroeper's sister rushed
out of the house and dragged her
brother inside.
engaged in an alteration with Breaux
which resulted In the formers being
slot twice,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

Little Rock. Ark, July 1s-Mrs. Susan
Pierce stephens, known to the literary
world az Sheppard stevens. a we'll
known writer, daughter OF the late
Bishop Henry Niles Pierce. of the Epis-
copal diocese Of Arkansas. died here
today as the result Of an operation for
appendicitis She wrote II Am King"
'sThe sword Of Justice" "the Eagles
Talons," and 1.-THE sign of Triumph"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

By it, gases 10 destroying all the an
Client buildings Even the houses Of
Parliament, built In the last century,
show Its effects.
TO restore Westminster Abbey as II
SHOULD be done would cost. II is ssti-
mated. the better part Of 100000, and
before the work could be finished some
of II would mood to be done over again.
Americans who live outside the soft
coal region have reasons for thank
fulness
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

seven years president Of the Fourth
National Bank Of this city, died Of
heart trouble this afternoon at his
summer home at Ridgetop. near here.
Mr.. Keith was 10 years old and while
he had been In failing health for Sew
eral months past, the end came unex-
pectedly. -
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Paris. July is.--Premier clemenceau,
80 he was leaving his residence to-
night, was attacked by a man who
raised . cane to strike him. A po-
iiceman sprang forward and over
powered the man, who proved to be an
aged street hawker. who. IL 10 believed.
was half -craxed by absfnthe.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

VineyardHaven Mass, July 1ss--
seagoing motor boats into Vineyard
Sound In the long distance power boat
race from New York to Marbiehead.
the forty-foot cruiser Kitchincue, OF
the Crescent Athletic Club and New
York motor. Boat Club. caught fire
at midnight last night thrse miles
sonth OF ineyard Sound light ship.
and was destroyed. The crew of SIX
men were rescued.
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Mrs. Brown May Comprenlise .

Baltimore, July 1s.---Recent develop
ments Indicate that the suit recently
filed against ex-governor Frank Brown
by his daugh ter law, Mrs. n. Snow
den Brown. for 100000 for alienation
OF her husbands affections. will be
dropped, as will her alimony suit
against her husband. The report 10
that q settlement OF $4,000 will be
made upon the young woman.
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Killea ID RasebaIl Game

Lead. 8. D., July 1S.--while watching
ball game today between the Dead
wood and Lead teams. Weston Fry and
Thomas Harrison were killed. and
eight others were seriously hurt by
lightning during q passing thunder
storm. A panic was narrowly ayerte6
In the crowded grand stand,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

Utica, N. T., July &c. VIII
chappeli. aged about 90 yearA OF onei-
da, President OF the National Caslxet
Company, was killed in an automobile
accident, about two miles out Of Cam
astota tonight. His wife and two
sisters In law, who were In the party,
received serious injuries,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19
Peruxlnn Rallreaa SUBPOENA.

Lima. Peru. July 1s.--In eonse-
ousnce OF Q general strike OF engineers.
firemen and conductors. traffic on the
Central Railway has been completely
suspended. Last night a locomotive
In inexperienced hands caught are. the
petroleum tank exploding, causing a
loss OF $4,000.
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killed BY Ten-Year-ola.

Burlington, N. j., July 1s.--Frances
Lord. aged 8 years, was shot and In
stantly killed last night, by a 10-year-
old boy who was Initiating the pic.
lures Of desperaado he had seen In
moving picture show. Josh Kane and
Thomas olkas. each aged 10 years, are
held by the police.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

Barnwell, s. c., July 1S-After
twelve hours elaboration. the jury in
the case OF Chester Kennedy, charged
with completely In the murder OF w.
Perry Ussery. announced today that 1t
could not agree on q verdict. 1t Is
possible that the case will be called for
trial again next week.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

me regular, ana
that l would event
ually have dropsy.
] would bloat, and
sufferfromb bearing
down pains, cramps
and chills, and l
could not sleep
nights. My mother
wrote to Mrs. Pink
ham for advice, and
I began to take
LydiaE. Pinkham's
Uagatahla C0m-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19
observes truce on sunday.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 1s.--rhe turmoil
and excitement and general sense of
imminent uprising and riot which have
pervaded McKee's Rocks and the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the plant OF the
Pressed Steel Car Company for the
past week gave way today to peace
ami unbroken quiet.
The workingmenis settlement at
Preston which for days has had the
appearance OF an entrenched camp
thrown up at the gates Of a barri-
finery of the wives and children Of
the strikers who locked to and from
church or ioitered at play by the
riverside while the men sat ct ease on
their doorsteps smoking and enjoying
impromptu al fresco concerts furnish
ed by harmonicas ami eccordeons.
At the various gates Of the mile
square stockade, enclosing the various
shops OF the company. groups OF
deputy sheriff: sim stood guard. but
the streets, which for days had been
patrolled by the grim looking troop
ers Of the state constabulary, were
left entirely free of guards.
On both sides there seemed 70 be q
feeling that a truce had been declared
and that IL resort was has to violence
II would be only after the attempt
by the Public Defense Association to
complete an arbitration Of the trouble
had failed.
The move of the association which
is a non partisan civic organization
formed to further public interests by
invoking action by the courts. Is be-
lieved to unique in the annals
of labor, disputes.
The association seeks to entoin the
strikers from trespassing upon.
damaging or destroying the property
of the company. and to enjoin the
company frow discharging the strik-
ing employees. or from importing
strike breakers to take their places.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19
S6 ls(iia4zZk
NOTICE

The members Of Capitol Grove NJ Is,
Woodmen Circle. are cordially invited to at
tend watermelon cut at Oak Park this
Monday night At o'clock. Bring Q friend
with you.
Mrs. c. T. Dees, Clerk
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

Nashville. Tenn, July 1s.-Samuel J..
Keith, one Of the best known finaneiers
in the South and for the past twenty
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Removal Notice

On July 18th the City Freight and Pas.
ssngsr Once Of the Atlanta d West Point
Railroad and Western Ry. % Alabama Wall
on Montgomery St.. to the room formerly
occupied by the Exchange bar. facing Com.
meree 81. ---6t
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MOTHERS
WHO HAVE
DAUGHTERS
Find Help in Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound

winchester, Ind "Four doctors
told me that they could never make
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19
REMOVAL NOTION

In order to BE- more convsnisntiy located
70 the business center; 70 set into closer
trade OF Montgomery. we have removed sur
factory from Dexter Ave. 90 the eommo-
league Hotel. with more floor space for
display OF goods. with an even larger and
more varied stock Of trunks, suit CAGES.
ter position than ever to efficiently serve
our friends and customers. whose oontinued
patronage We bsspeak with confidenee.
Gilbert Truhk Company.
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR gALE-Cloverdale. two story house.
vardaIe and Woodley Roads, two blocks
from New Method!it College site, worth
Se. 500 win take s5,25o II sold at once.
Terms, e. A. White, 2olb Dexter Ave.
'shone 1913, -il-3t
FOR 'sALE-The two prettiest lots in Cap
e,ei Heights situated In the Oak Grove
nssr the bali park; high, level and on cor
ner facing south. one block from Madison
Ava Will sell for Si.150 on easy terma or
n mar cent Discount for cash Sec these at
cnee They won't be on the market long
a. these figures. Address c. H. Lewis. p.
q nor sse --1l-st
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PEACHES.

FINE Peaches just received direct from
ScArtstou oPchardA. In order to close out
Sa.ant consignment will make special
prices by the basket Call early for choice.
cnhan las Dexter Phone 331s. TT
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WANTED-RRMALE HELP.
WANTED.

pasture horses cattle ana
mules Best pasture In the state Phone
1855. y. D. vaughan. No ~ Proctor 81
--i-0oe
MANTED-To pasture your horse, mule or
eelt; look az my pastures viii eonVtneo
you have the best In this states hoFnan a.
per month; eolta ga 50 per month; feed Nnd
pastura9e - per m0nkh. W. " vAuMhn.
sPhono eAAs9 rtn9s. f.sl
WANTED-Parties to learn how to grade
classify. average, buy and ship cotton
assisted TO high saIafted positions Ente1
early. Make contract this fall Write or
address Dixie Cotton College Y. NJ C.
Building. Montgomery. Ala, or d. l. Mo-
Ksnzie. President. Charlotte. n. C
-1-Wed-su- mon 1 ~
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nLOUNT SPRINGS HOTEL,
In open for the season OF 1903. For
further information and booklet write,
GEO. q. DRIVER,
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SUFFER- RESORTS.

SUMMER REsoRT-Tho 'old Mir Inn
Pensacola bay. on electric car line fiftee8
minutes from city. Bathing. fishing anas
boating Good table board large airy roemaS
For further information address Mics Lille
rnylor The 'sOld Milf' Inn. Pensacola via
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-19

INFORMATION wanted-Regarding invest.
ment opportunity, where few thousand dolM
lars could be proftabiy invested. W1sh
hear from anyone having stock for sale
Industrial or mining proposition. No ID
proposition considered. Address by mail
Monroe ST., Chicago. Ill. II
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NoTIcE-only licensed anotionser in the
city, selling Of all kinds, mortgage sales.
administrators sales private sales apo
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AND REPAIRS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. second hand and re-
hviit Easy terms II desired. Ola machines
49, m trade machines rented Repairs
snnniies' southern Typewriter Exchange,
Sommercs St, Montgomery. Ala III
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FINANCIAL.
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNfTrEs.

wANTED-YounG man with $1,000 10 In.
vest In good paying business Salary and
you mean business. q. X. care Advertiser.
--l7-7t
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FoR RENT--sToREs
FOR RENT--REsDENCEs.

FOR RRNT--Hoicombe st. Q rooms y2s. 90,
Mildred ST. rooms t3a50; Grove 81.
rooms $500; Jefferson 81. rooms $3.50;
rooms $500: 3. Court g. rooms $40 90;
Madison Ave rooms s4o.Ooj Pleasant Ave.
and many others We have the Hist Of the
town. Come and see us right away. Holt,
Nelson q Holt. --l4-st
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FURNTTURE.

&c S,IcI,5S = we 800 80 81
niture; We repair and refinish leuF fural-
TIVE. Geo. b wragE Furniture Co, ,Pboaa
ets ~
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

TYPEWRITER Ribbons; any colors for
machine; e0c each. postpaid. Money baci&
not satisfied. H. H. Evans, Greensboro. M
sToRAGE--sseW concrete building. 81
" buln for all kinds Of ntera&ai bali
hoasshpld Rooda Frank Tannlllo ~
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MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.
EDUCATIONAL.
RUBBER HOSE.

coACHING-in Mathematics by Mtss Mari
n, Napier, 10 South st.. phone 1884.
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T5%5SS.1: S,,,, a hoSs not ruaranteed ioss =
aure 20 follow soon. Seven ply guaranteed
hose best grade iSc per foot Littls Patng
store, II North Perry. ~.tS
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FOR sALE--A Coma corns, worth ,as for
only SO, at Kiein's LOFT
FOR sALE--A photograph camera with
tripod worth ei3 for only % at Kiein's
Montgomery Loan Co. --io-tf
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NNGRAVTN0

to illustrate your ads. with
lttraetivensss or any 81; talk q over With
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
(By Our Special Correspondent,

Mesdames Creswell Anderson Book
Sly, Kennedy and Mr.. Allen were
visitors of the third and fourth grade
last week.
Harry 1amigami, Il seventh grade
pupil, has left school.
The Misses May and Lula Hollo-
way entered the high school during
the past week. Rose Kramer was
enrolled in the fourth grade.
Wednesday morning DR.. King per
formed an experiment for the physi-
olOgy class and also showed a mum
Der of bacteria under the micrOsco pe.
The date of the debate has been
definitely arranged for March 49,
1t will be held at Prosser.
The boys OF the high school will
take up track work and will enter
the valley meet held at North Yakima
also the intersc elastic meet to be
held at Pullman. The boys will feel
the loss of Charles CARRIER who has
stopped school to assist his father
The boys have ordered the track
material from Spokane AMI Will
make the hurdles themselves.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-03-05

Mr.. Wood of Palouse purchased a
five acre tract, part of the Coffin
Bros. ranch east of Finley.
A. l.. Felginhauer, the new meat
cutter at the Dircksen Market, has
moved into the Halves house just
east of the Beach block.
II. Delepine and family have re-
turned to Spokane where they will
make their home. Mr.. Delepine will
have work setting out orchards for q
real estate firm
Julius Husa, a recent arrival from
Norway, and Il cousin of the Says
vOlds, went to Spokane where he
will attend school and learn the
English language.
Louis hoffman. the harness maker
has just installed Il new harness
sewing rrmachine, which will greatly
increase his ability to turn out ali
kinds OF DIRK promptly
The Eastean Star Chapter gave an
informal banquet after the session
last Tuesday evening in homer OF
Mrs. }. }. Cole who will move to
Spokane to join her husband who
has already gone there to put their
new home in readiness for occupancy
kenneWlck loses two estimable peO-
pie by their removal and we hope
some day to see them back in Ken.
uewick.
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At tlle Cilltrtl1eH
March 9TH, 1909.

{. Il. Dtltpine, Pastor.

c. r. DtIepine, Pastor.
Preaching services every Sunday at
IL am. ana $50 PIN.
Sunday School at 10 am. sharp.
The Baraca class meets with the :.
school.
Ladies' Aid society on Wednesday
afternoon at the place announced at
the Sunday morning service.
We have now comfortable chairs.
warm house and we trust warm
hearts to welcome all who will at
tend the different services. w III
wife You TO come We are here to
minister to You, we labor to make
the services useful to You and inter
estlng. Come and try and come
again ii YOU like it as we hope YOU
will.
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PRESBYTER RAN.

Morning service at | am. by the
pastor "Undeveloped Chris tianity.'
Christian EndeavOr society meet
at 6.40 p. III.
Morning Offering for the Mission
airy Boards of the Church.
Sermon by the Pastor at $50 p. III.
Prayer meeting on Thursday eve
ming at 6:45.