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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
SOCIALISTS JUBILANT.
Declare Outcome of Paris Strike
 Victory Over Government.

Declare Outcome of Paris Strike as
 Victory over Government.
 Paris. March 24.-The leaders of the Socialist Party and the Socialist elc- ment is filled with jubilation with the outcome of the French telegraphers and postmens' strike.
 They call it victory over the Gov ernment which the Government can never retrieve. Humanite describes the outcome "as the most revolutionary event since the Commune"
 L'Action says 1t marks the entrance of trade unionism into the Constitu- l tion and will make the republic of to- morrow what the revolutionary fore fathers intended 1t to be. La Revolution calls it a blow straight in the face of the Government, and summons the proletariat to new and l greater victories.
 The independent press is united in the NhIief that the outcome of the strike constitutes a grave menace for ! the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
GREAT BRITAIN ACCEPTS.
New Zealand Gives the Empire Fully Eaulnned DreadnauRht.

London, March 24.-Great Britain has accepted the offer made by New Zealand to give the Empire free Of cost a fully equipped Dreadnaught.
 Announcing the acceptance of this gift in the House of Comneons Pre- mier Asquith read a telegram sent to New Zealand expressing the Govern ment's warmest gratitude for this gen. erous and patriotic offer.
 Continuing this communication said:
 "So far as the coming fiscal year is concerned, the provisions of the naval estimates afford ample security, but in view of the uncertainty existing re- RardinR the character and extent of the demands that may be made on our na- tional resources the following year the offer of New Zealand to defray within that period the cost of providing a first class battleship of the latest type and a second vessel of the same type. fl subsequent events show 1t is neces- sary. is most gratefully accepted"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
CIRCUIT COURT MEETS.
Escambia County Has Selected Repre-
 aeutmffva Jury. ~

Escambia County Has Selected Repre-
 sentative Jury.
 Erewton, March 24-(Special )-Cir- cult Court Is in session. Judge Rich- ardson presiding. He delivered an able charge to the grand jury of which J. W. Adklsson, president of the Luttrell Hardware Company. is foreman. Never before. perhaps, in the history of Escambia county, has a more representative body of men been selected to sit as grand jury in this county Col. C.. K. Bricken, dis trict solicitor Is in charge of the in- terests of the State.
 This week Is being given over to the trial of civil casos. there being none of any great interest, but when the criminal docket Is taken up next Monday. much interest will be mani fested Is a number of trials, several of which will be on the charges of murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
TO MEET IN 1910.
Nc Likelihood of Earlier Meeting Be- tween Emperor William and
 Roosevelt.


 Berlin, March 24.-There isino likeli- hood of Emperor William and Theo- dore Roosevelt meeting In the Mediter- . ranean in April. as MT. Roosevelt, on board the steamer Admiral. will be in the neighborhood of Alden. at the southern end of the Red Sea when Elm peror William goes on board the im- perial yacht Hohenzollern at Venice
 No arrangements have been made by Emperor William to meet MT. Roose- welt before 1910. although if an oppor- tunity arose sooner. His Majesty would be greatly pleased to embrace 1t.
 If the political situation in South eastern Europe has in the meantime cleared. Emperor William and the Elm press will leave Germany April 15 and arrive at Venice on the 18th. They will go on board the Hohenzollern al Venice and proceed to Corfu. where they will remain until May 4. From the 4th to the 18th of May his majesty will cruise in the Mediterranean. visit ing Messina. The imperial party will return to Weisbaden May 1e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

daughter. Mrs. Frank Missii in sam son.
 Mir. and Mrs. ". L.. Parhs.s who have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. P. Rainer. have returned to their home in Andalusia.
 Hon. John Gamble of Troy is here today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

to three years in the penitentiary in connection with the death of Miss Elizabeth Gleason. e school teacher. who was sent to him for consultation by the Rev. Clyde H Cow. was grant, cd . new trial here yesterday on . technicality
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25
MRS. POPE TO !, BE HELD HERE Chiffon County Jail Is
 Unsanitary. NOT FIT TO HOLD WOMAN Removal May Take Place Friday or
 Saturday. / The Woman is Charged With the Mur- | der of Her Aged Mother, | Near Montevallo, l March 1.
NOT FIT TO HOLD WOMAN

Mrs. Hattie Pope, the Chiffon County woman whose alleged murder of her mother. Mrs. King. and whose sensa- tfonal trials have aroused the interest of the entire State. will be brought to the Montgomery County Jail. to be held until the time of her final trial in May.
 Mrs. Pope will be brought to Mont gomery. probably today or tomorrow The change in her custody Is effected by an order of Dr.. c. F. Bush, State prison inspector, who declares the Chiffon County jail as unsanitary and unfit for the habitation of a woman.
 There. are no arrangements in the Jail at Clanton for the detention of the female prisoners. and Mrs Pope has been held since her arrest at the house of Sherif Catts, near the prison. The confinement is not rigid. nor the sur veillance strict, and that she may be safely held. the Montgomery county jail Is recommended by the prison in- spector.
 Mrs. Rope was arrested on March 4 for the murder of her mother, Mrs. King. an aged woman, more than 70 years old, was found in her room, with throat cut from ear to ear. and with her skull crushed in several places. grave. newly dug. was found near the. Pope residence, with footprints leading to and from 1t.
 Because the prints corresponded with those made by the shoes of Mrs. Pope. and becsJse the clothes of the daugh- ter were bloody, she was arrested, and held. A chain of circumstantiai evf- dence was forged. which pointed strong ly to her guilt
 At first suspicion rested altogether on Mrs Pope, and violence was fear ed. Later, however, suspicion fell else where. upon her husband. and Birm- ingham man. But this later suspicion was thrown aside, and Mrs. Pope was bound over without ball. to await trial in the Chiffon County court on May 10. for the murder of her mother.
 Mrs. Pope will be the only white wo man held in the Montgomery County Jail, as there are none kstained at pres ent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-25

Granted . New Trial. Montgomery Mo. Moh. 2&-Dr. w. Fl. Hemphili. convicted and sentenced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Corset Covers 18c 6qd 6p

Muslin Corset Cover of nice quality lace ln- sertion around neck, back and edge; sells regu- larly at 25c; this sale at -' .1oo
 Muslin Corset Covers with deep round yoke; one insertion of embroidery and two of lace; bead ing and ribbon around neck; sells at 5oc; tnls sale at .............r...... .'.'''... Aoo
 Corset Cover; deep yoke of blind embroidery; lace ruffle, beading and ribbon around neck ana armholes; sell regularly at soc; this sale. 3oc
 Corset Cover: made in best shape; good quail itv nainsook; about 40 different styles to select from: lace and embroidery trimmed; all sizes; sell regularly from 59c to 65c; this sale. 4oc
 Corset Cover; made of best quality nainsook; tucked back; deep round yoke of Valenclennes lace; beading and ribbon around neck and arm holes; regularly $1; this sale ......... 1oc
 Corset Cover; made of an extra good quality muslin tucked bands; Woke in front of Swiss and lace insertion; beading and ribbon; lace ruff fle around neck and armholes; sell regularly at $1 25. this sale 88c
 Corset Cover; 30 styles to select from; tucked backs eaborately trimmed; some neat effects of embrodery lace embroidery and embroidery me- dallions very pretty creations; this particular lot is the best lot that we have ever offered at the price of $1.50 will be put in this sale at 9oc
 Corset Covers made of the very best quality nainsook; backs tucked in clusters; front yokes of deep all-over embroideries set in with lace ln- sertions quite few styles to select from; sell regularly at $175; this sale. ........... $138
 Corset Covers; made of extra quality nainsook; tucked back; deep pointed yoke; front of em- broidery medallions with lace insertion set around forming very pretty effect; beading and ribbon; sell regularly at $2.25; this sale. ...... S1.78
 Corset Covers; made of al-over embroidery; V neck and round front; of the best filters; quite q few styles to select from well as patterns of embroidery; sell regularly for $2.5O to $275; this sale ..............' pA.oo
 Corset Covers; made of extra good quality laces and embroideries; deep lace yoke set in with em- broidery medallions 20 different styles to select from; sell regularly at $350; this sale. 2.48
 Corset Covers; made of the best quality nain- sock and lawn eaborately trimmed in the very best quality of Swiss embroidereies and Vaen- ciennes laces forming very Frenchy effect; quite
 few styles to select from; sell regularly at $450; this sale ........... ..........-.....S So.4o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Hand- Made Combina-
 lions

French Combination Drawers and Corset Cover and Skirt; elaborately trimmed in faces and embroderies; sell at $150; this sale at OSc
 Combination Corset Cover and Skirt Cor set Cover and Drawers; daintily trimmed in laces and embroideries; full umbrella pants in both princess and waist effects sell at s350; this sale ..................S .S2.4S
 French Hand made Combination Drawers and Corset Covers neat hand scalloped neck and armholes beading and ribbon drawn through; ruffle around bottom hand scalloped set on with beading; Sell at $500; this sale at. s3.0S
 Combination Drawers and Corset Covers or Corset Cover and Skirt; very elaborately trimmed in Valenciennes laces Swiss embroideries; um- brel1a drawers with very full skirts; sell regu- larly at $650 this sale at................$4 at. .$4.9s
 French Hand made Combination Drawers and Corset Covers; neat design of embroidery across the bosom; heavy scallops; eyelets with ribbon drawn through ruffles bottom, embroid- cry to match; yoke of corset set with beading sell regularly at $75O; this sale at $S4S
 We have other combinations at reduced prices as high .S1O.OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Drawers 21c 6pd 6p

Muslin Drawers, made of nice quality perfectly plain ruffle with hemsttched hem opened and closed styles; sell reg
 ularly at 25c; this saio at. ....... 21c
 Muslin and Nainsook Drawers, made of the very best qualities; opened and closed styles; circular shapes; umbrella etyle and the tight leg; trimmed in laces and en- broideries and hemstiLched tuckings; the best line ot drawers that we have ever offered; regularly at 5ec and Csc; in this sale the entire lot at. at................. 4Sc
 Nainsook Drawers, made of an unusual quality; umbrella style; tight leg and gar ter; lace, embroidery and hemstitehed tucks opened and closed styles; sell reg
 ularly at 98c; this sale at. 7sc
 Nainsook Drawers, umbrella style; lace and embroidery trimmed; clusters of fine tuckings; French bands sell regularly at $1.25; this sale at ...................S SSc
 Muslin and Nainsook Drawers made of the very best qualities of nainsook; the best shaped drawer on the market; full size, lace and embroidery trimmings; opened and closed styles; 25 styles to
 lect from; sell regularly at $1.50; this sale at ..................... ................ 9Sc
 Drawers, made of the very best quail ity nainsook; trimmed in dainty embroid- cry edges; lace insertions, headings and ribbons; French bands and umbrella styles; sell regularly at 1.75; in this sale ae = =. = .. .PioS French nainsook; almost any style that you could ask for; trimmed in best quail ity of faces and embroideries; extra values; regularly at $225; this sale at. .S17s
 French Nainsook Drawers, made of unusually soft qaulity with very elabor- ate ruffles of embroidery and lace around the bottom; trimmed in French ideas; headings and ribbons; sell regularly at $250 this sale at...................S at. .S1.98
 Drawers, made of extra quality French nainsook; deep knee ruffes around bot tom; elaborately trimmed with lace inser- tions; edge. tuckings, headings and rib bons; sell regularly at $3.5o; this sale at ..................... $2.4S
 Muslin Drawers made of the best quail ities cotton materials that can be bought; extra fancy styles in lace and embrod- cry: French designs; sell regularly at $4.50 this sale at.................. S3.4S
 French Nainsook Drawers; extra quail fty, elaborately trimmed in medallions; circular lace ruffles, headings and ribbon; sell at $500; this sale at. $4.4s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
PettiCoatS-Fine Ones

Muslin Petticoats made extra wide best quail ity; full knee ruffle tucked; lace insertions; cir
 cular lace rufle around the bottom; full dust ruff file; sell at $3.50; this sale at ..............S2 S24S
 Muslin Petticoats, made of extra quality; very wide fit any figure knee ruffle tucked; brodery insertion; full embroidery ruffle around the bottom, of extra quality Swiss Ham, burg several styles to select from; scaloped dust ruffles; sell at $4.50; this sale .$34S
 Muslin Petticoats made of extra quality; knee ruffle of lawn circular lace ruffle around the bottom set in Van Dykes; combination of Cluny and Vanenciennes lace; full lace dust ruff fe of the best have shown; styles to select from; sell at $500; this sale at S3.9S
 Muslin Petticoats, made of extra quality; will fit any figure; knee ruffle of all-over broidery; extra heavy edge very latest designs; scalloped dust ruffle; beading and ribbon at the head of flounce sell at $6.50; this sale at. S4.0S
 Muslin Petticoats, made of extra quality; knee rufle; circular style; nothing but bands of lawn and lace insertion form a very pretty idea around the foot. with full lace dust ruffle ribbon bow at the side; sell regularly sS.5O;
 Muslin Skirts, made of the best quality broideres and French Valencennes laces in any style you would wish; have flounces very elab- oratey trimmed; headed with headings and rib bon dust rufles to match; sell at s12.50; this sale at ....,.......,..... $S9S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Gowns 38C Am And

Muslin Gowns, soft finish tucked yoke, V and high necks; low necks included; sell regularly at Soc; this sale at .................3 .38c
 Muslin Gowns, very soft quality; night and low neck; lace and embroidery yoke; sell regularly at 59c; this sale at .48c
 Muslin Gowns, of extra nice soft quality; high and low neck; imitation cluny lace; ribbon bead ings; long and short sleeves; sells regularly at $1; this sale at 78c
 High Neck and Low Neck Gowns made of first class quality cambrie and muslin; embroidery and lace yokes; ribbon headings; sell regularly at $1.25; this sale at 88c
 Muslin, Nainsook and Cambric Gowns; bigh, low, V, square and round necks; trimmed in the best qualities of laces and embroideries; yokes arranged in different designs; about 100 different styles to select from; absolutely the very best values that we have ever offered sell regularly at
 Muslin % and nd Nainsoof Gowns, made of the very epy best qualities of soft muslns; high and low neck; lace and embroidery trimmed; unusually good values; regularly at $175; this sale at. .- .S138
 Nainsook Gowns, high and low neck; baby seeves, bell sleeves; lace and embroidery yokes; sleeves trimmed to match; special styles; sell reg ularly at $2.25 this sale at. $178
 Muslin and Nainsook Gowns; high and low necks butterfly styles; baby waists, trimmed in good qualities of lace and embroidery; the very best shaped gown; extra wide; sell regularly at $25O and $2.75; this sale at .$1.98
 Nansook Gowns, made with high and low neck; empire styles, including allover lace, sleeves and lace yokes; embroidery trimmings; best qualities of wash ribbons used around the neck; sells reg ularly at $500; this sale at ........ $228
 French Nainsook and Muslin Gowns, high and low necks; lace and embroidery trimmed; empire style; butterfly edge; some French ideas even this low sell regularly at $3.5O this sale at. SPAS
 French Nainsook and Null Gowns, made of the sheerest qualities; trimmed in the daintest laces and embroideries to be had; all new French de- signs; some high neck styles included in this lot; sells regularly at $4.50; this sale at. ... $348
 Empire Gowns made of the daintiest qualities of embroideries Valenciennes laces, baby sleeves and full flowing bell sleeves daintily trimmed; sell regularly at $5.00 this sale at. t..........$3 $3.98
 Empire Gowns Bishop styles, round necks, square necks and high necks incuded; daintily trimmed in medallions, headings and ribbons; highest class merchandise that can be had sell regularly at $65O; this sale at .......... .$4.98
 French Nainsook Gowns, made of the best qual- ities nainsook; eaborately trimmed in laces and embroderies some empire baby waists all got ten up in French ideas; extremely elaborately trim med; sell regularly at $50; this sale at .S648
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Skirts 48C Am Ana

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  hemtched uckings  quality
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Hand-Made Chen1iSe

French hand made chemise; made of a very nice quality muslin, hand
 | scalloped eyelets, limited quantity. Sell at $1-this sale at ......,. 7Sc French hand made chemies, made
 | of good quality nainsook and mus
 | lins, heavy hand scalloped, daintily embroidered design over the bosom;
 eyelets with ribbon drawn through;
 have about 40 styles to select from. Sell at $1.50-this sale at ..... 0Sc French hand made chemise, made
 | of an unusually nice quality French
 | nainsook; beautifully embroidered
 over the bosom in the Forget
 not design; eyelets of ribbon drawn
 | through; heavily scalloped. Sell at
 | $1.75-this sale at ........... $1.3S French hand made chemise, made
 | of first-class quality nainsook; em-
 | broidered all the way across bosom
 l In little sprays of Forget-me-nots
 and French dots with double eye
 | lets, rib bon drawn through and
 fancy scallops. Sell at $2.25-this French handmade chemise, made of the best quality nainsook, elab- orately embroidered across the bosom in wreath design of Forget me-not pattern; deep scallops with French dots in each scallop; eye lets with ribbon drawn through. Sell regularly at $2.50 and S2.75- this sale 41.98 French hand made chemise, made of an extra good quality French nainsook, elaborately embroidered across the front with wreath of Forget t-me-nots, eyelets of French knots, heavy hand-scallops, eyelets with ribb drawn through. Sell at $3.00--this sale .............. S2.28 French handmade chemise, made of the very best quality of French nafnsook, claborately embroidered over the bosom with Forget-me-n not design; scallops around neck and arm holes. taped eyelets with rib bon drawn through. Sell at 33.5o- this sale e2.l8
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
SILK SAMPLES

During the January, 1909, Silk Sale, as well as other seasons of the year, we are always pleased to send out samples so you may judge us.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Hand- Drawers

French handmade Drawers; briar stitched ruffles; briar stitched on to the body; hand scalloped French bands; sell at 50; this
 sale .98c French Handmade Draw CTS; made of good quality | nainsook; ruffle around bot tom; open at the side with l embroidery emblem; ribbon bows; sell at $2.00; this sale at S1.5S
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10

We began yesterday sale or our entire stocks of genuine Oriental Rugs. Perfect in every detail, else our experts would never pass them into stocks. We are clearing our present stocks of s22,000.00 now on hand to make room for the largest stocks we have ever bought
 Many beautiful pieces are no more than cost to paanufacturef-none hut little more. (3d Flo0r)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
H and-Made PettiCOatS

French handmade petticoats of heavy muslin, ruffled around bottom with heavy scallops. Sell at s2.25--this sale ......... .$13S
 French hand made petticoats of an extra good quality muslin, deep ruffle around bottom, fancy scallops, French dots. Sell at $4.00-this sale ........... $2.9S
 French handmade muslin pet ticoats, of an extra nice quality, deep ruffle around bottom, good heavy scallops with Forget-me- not design of embroidery all the way around. Sell at $5.00-this sale $S.bS
 French handmade muslin pet ticoats, deep heavy scallops around bottom. elaborately em- broidered in Daisy design, dust ruffie, hand-scalloped. Sell at $1o.o0-this sale .......... SPAS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Loveman, Joseph 6 Loeb.
HAVE A GOOD CUP WITH US

We will have again with us, all week, a demonstra- tor for the Importers Coffee Co.,, Ltd, of New Orleans, who will serve good Coffee and Waters in the Cozytorium. Free! Welcomel
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-09
Extract of KNOWLEDGE,

An article on Examination Humor"
In a periodical called Normal Echoes
contains some good "howlers." They
are one the less interesting for com.
ing from students in training for teach.
ers. A criticism of William Blake that
"as n child he was precocious In po-
etry, but in later years It developed into
d~ogmatism," Is n lesson In the art of
being inarticulate. while the remark
that "the works of the time were most.
ly satyrs' is quaint, though obvious.
OF course there is BICYCLING over proper
names. There Is nothing, indeed, so
good as the description of Cromwell
as "a man with coarse features and
having n large red nose, with deep re-
ligious convictions beneath" or the
case Of the Elapsed man" who, having
by way of exception attended church,
admitted to the rector's wife that he
had benefited. for he had learned that
Sodom and Gomorrah were two cities,
whereas he had always thought they
were man and wife. Manchester
Guardian.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-09
Anvil ms u Tombstone,

On the death OF a blacksmith nam
ed Moehle of Belleville, H., in the
United States, a tombstone was err
ected to his memory In the very APP
propriate form OF n model anvil.
Moenle was a village blacksmith, and
for over thirty years he had toiled at
the same anvil, which had been
given him by the old blacksmith to
whom he was apprenticed at Pilot
Knob. He became greatly attached
TO the old anvil, and many times ex.
pressed a wish that he should not be-
separated from 1t in death, but that
1t should be his monument. In ac-
ccrdance with his wish tae old anvil
was coated with enamel, topped with
n large horseshoe, and set in a base
OF solid granite. The old tombstone
Is n of the sights of the cemetery.
London Tit-Bits.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-09
Eat and Disease.

II the Medical Record is right, man
Is pursuing in the matter of bodily
weight what is bad for him, a common
trick, and woman pines for n physical
Ideal that would mean long life II
achieved, something rare indeed for
women to do. Most men struggle to
be fat. Most women diet to be lean.
DR.. Brandreth Symonds draws from a
study of life insurance weights that
people past the age of thirty live long
er if below normal weight than they
do If ut or above standard. Heart dis
ease is as rare among the underfat as
1t Is common with the heavy folk, and
this Is true also of Bright's disease,
%apopleXy, paralysis, cerebral conges-
lions and clrrhosis of the liver. Only
In pneumonia and tuberculosis do the
underweights carry a greater risk. In
all the eases which he examined DR..
Symonds found not n single fat man
who reached the age Of eighty years,
while forty-four short weights passed
this mark.