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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11
REUMATICO POR MAS
De CUAhtHTA AMOS!
Maravillosa Curacion por
las Pildoras Rosadas del
doctor Williams.
Conocidoe Ciudadano de la
Habana Ofrece un Notable
Testimonio para Cuantos
Padecen de Reumatismo.

uace bastantes amos que Sc vlenen
anunciando las Pildoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams, como una mediclna de
rnerito para los males de la sangre y
sistcma nervioso. Entire esos males esta
en- primera Inca ell Reumatismo, enfer-
medad que aflige s tantas gentes, espe-
cialmente en la estaci6n actual. Muchas
son las curacioucs de dicha doencla
efectuadas con dichas repombradas
pildoras. de que Sc ha dado publication
pero el case que continuation Sc ofrecc,
es sin duda uno de los mas notables
testimonies que SC haya dado en- favor
de una medicina. Que un hombre haya
padecido por cuarenta amos Y tornado
inGnidad De medcinas y tratamentos,
estando casi baldado,. haya venido 4
hallar su curaci6n en- POGO tempo, atcs-
tigua de una manera positiva el merito
de las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams. He aq,ii copia textual del
escriito del Sr. Rafael Rosas CeballoS,
cale Maxine Gomez Al, San Antonio de
los Bahos, Habana: Me es muy grnto
doclarar por la prcsentc que las Pildoras
del Dr. Williams, me curaLon de un
reumatismo cr6nico que hahia padecido
casi toda mi vida. Tengo ahora IS amos
de edad, desde los siete que padccia de-
dicha maligna dolencia. En- ocasiones
pasG r.nscs cnteros baldado en- Ia cana
sin poder moverme, y cuando meioraba
tcnta que andar con dos muletas, como
saben muchas rersonas que aqui me
conoccn. Cast toda Ia vida Ia pase
usando medicinas, friegas yoduros,
hasta que algtn tempo atras un amigo
me habl6 dc la Pfldoras del DR.. Wi
lliams, cmpchandose en- que debia de pro
barlas para combatir mi cr6nica enfcr-
dad. Asf 10 hice y qued6 maravillado
de los resultados obtenidos, pues en- pocC
tempo mejor6 y uego cure por CON-
pleto, sin que hasta la fecha me hayl
vuelto q molestar tan penoso NAL. Sole
siento no haber .usado antes tan cficaa
remedio, ell cual recomiendo sincere
mente q cuantos sufren de reumati. 20
Decfdase I'd HOY. Esias pildora
hallan de venta en- esta ciudad, y en- to
das las farmacias del mundo y dondt
quiera que Sc venden medicnas. Extjs
las lejitimas Ptl Ioras - del DR.
WILLIAMS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11
Los soberanos de In
glaterra y Alemania
esfuerzanse por me-
iorar las relaciones
entire ambos poderes.
Una seccion del Palacio
del Escorial destrulda
por violento incendto.
Ell presidente electo Mr. Taft
de regreso en- New York

New York, Febrero lila Camara
ha;a de California, en- vista del mensale
del sobernador exponiendo los peligros
que para la naci6n representaba ell ha-
berse aprobado en- ell Senado la ley ex-
cluyendo q los japoneses de las escuelas
de los blancos; derrot6 dicho proyecto.
Con esto queda por ahora conjurado el
temido conflicto. Sc aplaude en- Was
hington Ia actitud de la Camara baJa de
California.
Berlin, Febrero 11-El rey Eduardo
y ell Kaiser, esfuerzanse por llegar d un
acuerdo mediante ell cual Sc armonicen
las relaciones de alemanes ingleses en-
10 tocante a intereses comerciales y anita
gonismos de competencia industrial, d
fin de que ambos poderes puedan man
tener de manera inalterable su amistad.
Madrid, Febrero 11-Se ha quemado to-
talmente ell Real Colegio del Palacio del
Escorial. Ell suceso ha causado gran
impression en- Ia Corte, pues en- el inter-
nato de dicho Colegio figuraban prin-
cipes Y familiares de Ia realeza espanola'
que Sc asegura han sufrido quemaduras ha-
biendo estado expuestos q perder la VIDA
Numeroso gentfo presenci6 ell siniestro
que al cabo fue aislado salvandose ell res
to del hist6rico edificio. -.
New York, Febrero 11-Despachos dc
Lisboa intorman que Ell rey Manuel y Ia
reina viuda de Portugal, eSperan a dor
Alfonso, rey de Espaha, en- Villauciosa
en- donde celebraran la anunciada entire
vista s..rsa 49,
' New York, Febrero 1l-Llego ell pre-
sidente electo Mr.. Taft. Numerosos re
porters de los grandes diarios de est;
ciudsd le interUiuudron acerca del hui
racan que hubo de sorprenderle en- su via
je de regreso y de 10 resuelto en- la ms
pecci6n de las obras del canal. Mr.. Taf
expres6 que ell barco pudo escapar de
huracan sip grandes averfas y que, er
| 10 que Sc refiere al canal, defiende la cons
trucci6n de este con eschsas; asegursnd'
que sera inaugurado durante su Rerfodc
! presidential.
New York, Febrero 11-AzUCAR' !
{ 1854.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11
Cine Puerto Rico
Programa para esta noche.
TRES TANpAs-2 EsTRENos. p

la. TANDA.
10. sinfonia por la orqnesta.
%. Cambios de tempo.
80. Vistas de Handy.
4o. La Colmena maravillosa.
So. Las dos modelos.
60. Beavenuto CiIlini.
70. sorprendentes iuegos malabares
por el clown Chachito.
"a. TANDA.
10. 4Sinfonia por la orquesa
%. La primera hvita.
80. El gate con bOtas.
20. Concurso de pueeas.
So. Polo en- bicicleta.
60. Padre iusti:iero. (Estrei-
20. Hagavoa ejecutara el admirable
trabajo La cana india.
ga. TAhbA.
10. Sinlonia pOr Ia orqnsta.
%. !Pobre Pussy!
. 30. El prstendients de Ia sshorita
Tony's.
10. Fl cazador furtivo.
50. Faces De IA luna de miel-
60. EI sirco de los invalidos. .
10. Ierminari "a funei6n con Ia So
ida de Chschito dzndo las buenas no
ehss al pdbHco.
I Precios por tanda.
Paleos con entradas 30
Luneta con entrsda SOL
! Gradas 500
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11
Una aclaracion.

El buen iuicio de nuesiros Ieetores s7orz
s,lhsanado el error cometido aver al com
naiinar. Ia information del debate
efsetaado el LINES en 4 CGmzra de desga-
dos con motivo del p de c. n6mero -
Emancipation de IA mujsr- In nuestra
ediei6n del nartes ss pubhc6 Ia primera
uarte del intsreSzute debate ouedand0
s,,epenfiio en- a edici6n del rnisrcoies q
final De Ia iniormacibn, en- una pzrfe del
disrurso del sf. BeniteI Csstafos
In IA edicidn de aver, baio loz titulos
a-Fl debate del l6uesh - eornieaza con e
extrartn de b seslhn Del l6nea. Que dehid
~ puhlirzdo en ctro iaxary sixus ana Pc
tiei5n del manieipso ds pcncs. Dsspue.
pispe q rssto De b fufermaxsbn De loe dis
eursos del anies szprsEsdo Ell eozenEE1-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11
Consolas, roperos, telas.

Ell mas grande surtido de consolas ro-
peros. telas de todas clases, fonografos
discoc canas. muebles de bejucos escri-
torios etc, acaba de rccibirse para ven
der al contado plazos en- los alma
Genes del Cielo fortaleza 25.
Baratillo de telas olanes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11
"DENTNDO." I"

Este e e meior znesfs6oo local conc
eido. De venta en- l4s aereditsdas Tar
usscis 6e los seHores J. " bAnco ,
CO.. AKonss G. ZeFhi y don Pedr o jaiiA-
riinss 4 q eorre spo1de7cis4 81 > geats
u. uirahai P. o. Box 40
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11

d, ror las frases LA muisr pusrf. -.4ie-
Ea. que psrtenecsn al final fe- @..-1 .li %
Al -. Benitez Castafns Y ban dat i9 g
r1ir 4 los dos titul1s del encaaeza .rsef..9.
Xslra a aelarael6n. en- Erarla G. -s a
Corespondencia" empian1 = -hd dsiillA
.bors mas De unas - ysFas ..a CON
rian tipogrsfiea de lectuFa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11

Lino Rosario E 60 a-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11
FieStaS de CarRava|
LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE

Las noches del l3 y IA
[Sabado y Domingo] cl
vapor hara viajes conse-
cutivos entire Catano y
San Juan desde las 7.30
hasta las 11.30 p. m.
Para los pasaicros que Tegre-
sen ii Bayam6n habra nm
tren extraordinarioa 4 las 30.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-11

In esia fnplsnia e ssads FsPs. F'slo
1 ? pesos quirsaL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
sDeeial XXX sherry wins e7-5e Per Gallon
 ExD. Prepaid.
 h Glass Jugs Grsn Iraaing O. (1) pensacofa, r
GIvEs TRAcTHoN rIoUREs.


 Detroit. Mich. Nov. s.--Mayor Phil- lip Breitmeyers today turned oyer to the Common Council Franchise Con- mission and the Citizens Committee of Fifty. which are endeavoring to work out . settlement of the. traction quss- ton here, the appraisaI of the proper ty- of the Detroit United Railway, made by Engineer R. 1T. Barcroft. It places the total value of the company's hold inEs in Detroit at til.3s4.sos.ss. The company has total mileage in the city. exclusive of its extensive subur- ban lines. of 17o.4i. and . total of sss cars.
 An appraisal of the company's phys- ical property by an engineer employed by the Detroit United Railway fixed the total value at $24.708.376.4o. Gen. ers1 Manager F. W. Brooks of the De- trcit United Railway. stated that the data from which these figures were de- rived is the same as that furnisbod Engineer Barcroft Franchises on sixty six miles of the company's trunk lines expire on November 1%.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
OCTOBER FIRE STATISTICS
BY THE ALABAMA
 DEPARTMENT or INSURANCE.
New Law Promises Much When Pros visions Are Generally Compre. hended by OMcials-lecerd
 For Thirty Years.

Under the operations of the Jaw re- gently passed by the Alabama Legis- iature. providing for the investigation of fires, the insurance department has compiled statistics and information from reports made to the department during the month of October.
 Number of fires reported to the de- pertinent, 100; value of buildings. s1s3.- ss6; estimated damage to buildings. s4.3s3: value of contents. s20s.465; es- timated damage to contents, sss.77s; insurance on buildings. si02.760; in- surance on contents. t64,750.
 The figures show an estimate. &C., cording to the report sent to the de- pertinent by the Ire chiefs chiefs of police. and sheriffs. The fact that the law is new and the reports in many instances are tncomplete. the figures may be erroneous to some extent
 ."The various chiefs of fire depart ments were prompt in reporting fires and all officials charged with this duty under the new law are giving 1t their careful attention" said Frank N. Ju- Han. Secretary of State. "A, record of all reports. inspections, and inves- tigations of each fire is maintained in the department, and is open to inves- tigation.
 .The operation of this law is bound to result in much good to the property holders of this State. It will decrease the firs waste and eventually lower fire insurance presnfums-.A lis
 A table of losses in Alabama foi the past thirty years has been conn piled by The Insurance Age. The av- craze percentage of fire loss has been 5s. which is considered as excessively high. Since 1879. s2.s46.246.277 has been written and ss7,sss.A1s paid in premiums. at the average rate of sr.5s. Tho loss has figured s20,s46.o70 for the thirty years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
FEW WORDS
 WELL SAID Nls Mt S Asch What She Sald As the Convincing Way She
 Said It.

Henrietta, Texas---Mrs. Rosa Shack isford is lady of . few worda but those she uses are right to the point and tell the whole story of what rhe wants to say.
 Mrs. shackIeford writes. T have used wine of csrdui ana md 1t to be a good medicine: so have recommended it to my neighbors."
 what you may be looking for today. at this moment. may be just what Mrs. 8haol<leford found--a good medicine.
 This tells the whole story. If Cardui was good for Mrs. Ehackieford, it cer. Aainiy ought to be sood for you.
 And 1t will. This we know. because, for over half . century of time, com mencing before most of the readers of this paper were born. Cardui has been helping sick women back to health and strength.
 Cardui's strengthening effects quick yy show themselves. in many different ways.
 It sots specifically on the weakened wonaniy organs. strengthening the muscles or nerves and building them up to health.
 It helps to refresh the worn-out nerves and relieve the effects of over- work. both mental and physical.
 Not strong. drug g-saturated, mineral mixture. but . mildly medicinal. tonic extract of herbal ingredients, Cardui fs the ideal remedy for young and old.
 Try 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
WOULD END FEUDs.
want Rselfsst Lake Declared Putlse
 s neserve.

want Reelfeet Lake Dse1nrsa Publ1e neserve.
 Union City, Tenn. Nov. s.--Ths first legai stsps to have Rselfoot Lake de- clared public fish and game reserve under the protection of the State of Tennessee was taken today. The pe- tition was filed in the Union county Circuit Court today by Charles T.. Gales. and D. J. Caldwell. attorney general of the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit, against the West Tennessee Land Company. w. N. Wilson and the heir. or heirs Of !. D. Patterson 6e- ceased.
 The suit is brought for the pur- pose of declaring the charter of the land company void. enjoining the land company from exercising any control or ownership over Rssifoot Lake. which 1t now does. and to declare all outstanding titles void. thus decreeing the lake to be public property. under the control of the State.
 Reelfoot Lake sprung into promi- hence when Captain Quentin Rankin. attorney for the land company, was Killed last year on its bank by night riders. who were bitterly contesting Ithe right of the land company to con- trol fishing or hunting on the lake. which Is realized as one of the prin- cipie game reserves in4 the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
Catch Chinese On Border.

Loredo. Tex. Nov. S.--United States Immigration oficera today captured four Chinamen ,sho were endeavoring to smuggie themselves across the bor- der from Mexico. The Chinamen had engaged the services of . Mexican to row them across the Rio Grande In q skin. The oflcers who had received word in the advance of the plan to smu rgie the ceiesAiAls across, were fin waiting and captured the chirlauen4 The boatman who brought them across plunged into the water and suceeedsd in evading capture by swimming back to the Mexican side of the river: The chinamen are confined in the county jaii pending trial and deportation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
ONEM AT ENTERPRISE
rNrnusxAsT1C. AUDiENCE GREETs
 THE MAN.
Cs1sss Csunfy PsspBe Cheer speahes
 AenaGDt Ansa1nsat-0ver Bo0 Cot1psns HsaR n Earnest

Enterpriss. Nov. 8.--(Special---- -
 Large meetings in Coffee county con- |tinue to be the rule whenever the am |ti-amendmsnt speakers are advertise d to speak.
 This was particularly the ease when Hon. Emmett ONeal spol<e here today 10 one of the greatest and most en- thusiastic audiences ever gotten to- gethef here at a political meeting. The most conservative estimates of the crowd have 1t that thefe were over 500 people present and all of these listened with most rapt attention to
 Mir. ONeal. who was the only speak | CT.
 From the moment Mir. o'Neai was introduced to the audience the ap- plause started and 1t was kept up all the way through the people at times bursting into prolonged cheers. I The speaker was most forceful in h1s utterances. clearly explaining the real issue before the people in this campaign. and txpIaining 1t so con- ciusively that when the people left the building ct the conclusion of the speech. many of them declared they were thoroughly convinced that they wanted no part of the proposed Iamendment in theirs and would vote against 1t.
 From the demonstration of today, as well as from others that have gone before. there can be no doubt as to which way the people of Enterprise and those who came here today from the surrounding country. will vote on this question.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
NEWS or wnruMPKA.

wetumpka. Nov. s--(Special) )--com- missioners Court met>today In regular session and much business will be transacted at this term of the court.
 Rev. T. T. Martin is delivering . series of sermons If great depth and originality at the Baptist Church. Mir. and Mrs. Schofield's songs are appre- ciated by every attendant of the re- vivai.
 s Mrs. M. B. Thomas and Miss Daisy Thomas have returned from as tay of several months with relatives in Be- attle. Wash.
 Misses Annie and Jeannetts shapard entertained number of their friends Monday afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09

pointing board for Montgomery coun. 'ty, request you to furnish .. lt6t ef -net isas nan three names of tho Qunllfied electbfs from each voting place of sth1s county 70 that from such liet they may appoint sn inspector and clerk At each voting place Of thfs county for the special eleetion to be held pn the 3sth inst. In ali respects as is done n general elections from liets furniahsd under ths law .by the political parties that have made norninationsL
 "sEespsctfuily.
 T. B. 0aston, Judge of Probate.
 Horace Hood. Sheriff.
 "Jno. B. Fuller. Clerk Circuit. Court"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
DaA stenssA Ceusss Unssghtly Cen
 pssxiSas--B. e. Fowler Hss
. ns.ss1y.

. nsasay.
 Bad stomaohs mean bad blood; bad blood means sallow. unattrsctivs skin
 Whyf The, stomach In . healthy condition separates the nutritious matter from the food and gfvss 1t to the blood to supply the entire body with nourishment.
 If the stomach is not in healthy condition 1t does not separate from the food the nutritious matter and it passes off with the waste
 Thus the blood 10 impoverished and has not sufficient pourishment to sup ply the muscles. skin and body gener- ally. If you have beiching of gas. dis trsss after eating. nausea. biiliousness. nervousness or foul breath, then your stomach is wrong and you want the best prescription for stomach trous bles the world has ever known.
 You want Mi-o-ns tablets. S~i great stomach remedy which D. q. Fowler guarantees to cure indigestion. no matter of how long standing. or mon ey back.
 Relieves stomach distress at once.
 Mi-o-na is sold by leading druggists everywhere and in Montgomery by D. O. Fowler for 90 cents a large box. Test samples free from Booth's Mf-o- na. Buffalo. ". Y.
 Sold and guaranteed in Selma by George A. Cunningham 4 Go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
pt.r,eara pisharr.nent.

Cincinnati O., Nov. s.--The United states Circuit Court of Appeals allow ed c. A. Thatcher of Toledo, who was disbarred by the Supreme Court Of Ohio to argue q damage case before It here today Thatcher was barred from the State court because Of ai- Iered criticisms of judge. who was a candidate for reelection in Toledo. thatcher formally told the Circuit Judxes that he had been dropped from the practicinsing list of State lawyers hut they heard him nevertheless.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
III DIVIDE OFFICERS
nEnOsseH oN AllExDnEET WILL
asoosre on DssA ea1s AAnEeA Te Nsna-
 na1o Men A Cnekks And

16anaeers for the constitutional amsndmeut on Novembsf as election wS1l hs chossn along party prefer eoes~ llnes, according to the letter cent e lsaders for and agAinst the Amsn1ment Monday by the three coun- tv off1eials who arrange election mat eees. Beth Ray Rushton, county enti- emsndmsnt chairman. and ". A. Hem asxson, chairman of the pro-amend- mont forcss were notified to send in . list of qualified voters of their choice from whom will be selected election officsrs h esch beat. with the effort c eQualiss the officers between sAa two political parties.
 There afe nix officers at each polling pia0o. The six wiil be selected from the list sent in by the two leaders. The letter revealing the plan is:
 ~zAs undersigned. acting as an ap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
HUGH DENT SPEAKS TO
 FARMERS OF cRENsHAw

Lnverne, Nov. s--(special) )-Hugh Dent spoke to the largest and most speaker either for or against the amendment at the court house in Luverne this evening. The voters were here from all parts of the county and by actual count there were present Bss voters. and forty eight women.
 The enthusiasm accorded Mir. Dent was something unusual. and many of the voters said openly that they were not willing to risk the legislature with the amendment placed in the constitu- tfOn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09

so her today from Mr. Nswiand. of the firm of Rowland and Tarlton. saying:
 'sThe report of Colonsi Rooseveit's sicknese e en absoluts lis. I am .un- able to communicate with Mr. Roose- velt fmmediateiy. as he is away from civilization. but have sent runners both of whom are absolatly nt"
 NrsA Roosevelt and her laughter. Mlsa Ethel. will lsave here "Wednesday for Naples, and according to their pres ent intentions will take the steamer sailfne Friday for the United states.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
MONTGOMERY AUTOS
 ARE IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Nov. s-(special)-The van wuard of the socfabflfty automobile run from Montgomery to Atlanta reached here this afternoon at o'clock each of the three machines having . perfect score.
 No unusual incidents marked the run from West Point today.
 Tn hardly six hours actual driving, the machines covered the ninety miles from West. Point.
 The trophy cup win bs awarded after the arrival of the second and main section Of the Montgomery party.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
xA,ln INTERPRETATION.
Leaders q netAodist sIis.ien werk h

Leaoer8 01 metnoohst mhsesOh W.T. ss
 eessien.
 wilkes Barre. Pa. Nov. S.--At the third session of the Board Of Home Missions and Church Extension Society of the Methodi Church. held today the principal business was the fixins of the gross amounts of money to be for the home mission and church extension work for the coming year. It was found that the amount necessary for the carrying on of thii year's work will be slightly in ad' vance of previous appropriations. the sum amounting to . total of ss74.ooo.
 There was . lively discussion before the amount of appropriation was fixed The socisty's work is increasing year. iy. It is the purpose of the Home Nission Board to push work among foreisnsrs sggressively the coming year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
Cases Go over .

The peonage cases against Butter searcy Eugene Searcy. Andrew Scar cy, Henry Shanks and samuel Searcy. which were to be heard Monday morn ing before United States 'Commissionei Fillmore, were postponed until Novena- Der IS by agreement The Seafcys and Shanks are charged with keeping ne- gro, Wash Garden. In condition of peonage in Butler County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09

case of Matte Bays against !. F. Stephens was heard Monday by Judge Pearson. At the September sitting Of the court the plaintiff received . ver- dict of $200.
 Judge Pearson took the motion un- der advisement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
ABOUT FARM RENTAL.

Former Ceavtct Tract May Be Secured
 by Citixen.
 Negotiations for the rental of the State Farm of t.s00 acres at Convict Camp No. {, i've miles from Montgom- cry. were opened yesterday at the Cap itoi between the Convict Department, and W. P. DeBardelaben and Gus Walls, of Wetumpla.
 The farm extends from line one mile beyond Pickett Springs on the Lower wctumpka Road. to the Ala bama River. For years 1t has been used by the. state on which to work convicts. but was abandoned as state institution last summer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
WEATHER CoNDTrToNs.

Two areas of abnormally high pressure are noted this morning, one central in the upper Missouri valley. and the other central in North Carolina. Between these two areas there exists a shallow trough of rela- lively low pressure These conditions are givng moderate temperatures to the South and Northeast, and severe freezinE wealth CT to the upper Missouri valley. western Ne- braska, Wyoming. northern Montana, north ern New Mexico. and southern Utah. There is considerable cioudiness this morning in eastern Texas. Arkansas Missouri. and east of the Mississippi River. Within the last 74 hours showers have occurred along the South Carolina coast. in northern Arkansas. Missouri. eastern Nebraska. Iowa. Illinois. in the lower lake region and ih the North Pacific States.
 The indlcatons for this section are for partly cloudy weather with showers tonight
 F.. H. sMYTH
 aeetion pireetor. weatheF BnrsAAA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-09
Kyge Pr,ce at syraca.rn.. n

syiaoauga. Nov. s. (speciai)-Kyie B. Price. clerk in the Legislature. spoke here today in favor of the pro-
 posed amendment. He had about lso present to hear him, including twenty five women and children. His speech was on prohibition with the exception of his denunciation of The Advertiser.