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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
MARINE NEWS.

Preston (Nor.), Bocas del Tore.
 Cleared: Steamer Colombia (Nor.) ]. Puerto Cortsz: schooner Barthoidi tBr). Kingston,
 New Orleans, La. Nov. 50.-Cleared: Steamers Suningdale (Br.). Progresso; Mongibello QtalD. Naples and Genoa orleanian (Br). Ruatan; Cuban (Br.), Liverpool; Comls. New York; Concho, New York; Pathfinder Porto Rico; Rheingrad (Ger.). Vera Crus via Gal weston.
 Port Eads, Nov. so.-Arrived: Steam CTS Hiram (Nor), Iriona; Ocean Prince (Br.). Santos via Rio Janeiro. Ftell (Nor.), Port Barri0s- via Puerto Scortez and Belize; Fl Paso, Galveston: Rosina (Br.). Ceiba.
 Sailed: Steamers Norheim (Nor. l, Vera Cruz and Tampieo: Ottawa (Br.), Philadelphia; Parismina (Br.), Bocas del Toro via Belize, Port Barrios and Port Limon; Federico (Aust.). Venice. Marseilles and Trieste via Norfolk i: Belle Isle (Fr.J. Holding via Aalborg
 Galveston. Tex. Nov, 30.--Arrived: Cimbria. (Dan). St. Thomas: Denver. New York; Kingstonian.( Br). New Castle.
 Sailed: AIbano. tGer), Hamburg; Heidelberg, (Ger). Bremen.
 Sabine. Tex, Nov. so.--saiied: Steamship Toledo, for Marcus Hook
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

Malaria Causes Loss of Appetite. The Old Standard GROVES PASTEL Ess CHILL TONIC, drives out malaria and children. soc. Se - =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
For Mrs. Moore

Mrs. oJseph McPhiliips entertained very attractiveiy this afternoon at two tables of bridge for Mrs. Moore of New York. who is the guest of Mrs. Err win at Spring Hill.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
GREII. TnAnINfa unfrANY

Use Only Glass Jugs ship An Orders Day Received Carry All Standard Brands Sell the Best of Everything. TRY THEM.
 Peuxae0Ia. Fla
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
PersenaI Netes,

Miss Dorothy Donald will leave on Friday for Macon. Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Street RaiIs for Rxport.

To take out another cargo of steel rails. which are now being moved through this port at the rate of 15.ooo tons month. the steamer Birmingham arrived tonight and will tomorrow commence taking her cargo for Buenos Ayres.
 The cargo will make total of 25.o0o tons shipped, but fully this much more is to be shipped on the contract.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

FILES CURED IN to I4 DAYS. PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure truding Piles in to lt days or money re- funded soc. wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
At Home Cards.

Mrs, William Otis MacMahon has is- sued cards for an At Home on Tues day, December 2, from { to 6. to intro duce her daughter. Miss Ellen Mac Mahon.
 This afternoon reception will be fol- lowed in the evening by dance for the young set.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

GREIL's MALI WHIskEY.
 The Whiskey Fer sickness Ons Gallon s2.sO, Express Paid.
 Plain PaekaEe--<slass Jugs. Gren Trading Co.,, Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

Miss May canfeld Is in Sharpsvilie. Pa. on a visit to her friend, Miss Lyda
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Hamilfon Whf.t CIub.

The meeting of the Hamilton Whist Club yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Gazzam was of unusual im- portance. as the prizes were awarded for the highest score made during the month. Mrs. Donald won the first prize, and Mrs. Henry Hall the second. The only substitute was Mrs. Syd Rob- bins, who played in Mrs, Rittenhouse Moore's place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
caye.di.h Rridxe Mhi.t.

Mobile, Nov. se.--tspeeiai )--Mrs. shelton sims did the honors for the cavendish Bridge Whist Club this af- fernoon at 2:30 at her home on Le- Moyne Place. Tea was served from Q table lovely with pink roses and the prizes played for were hammered brass and copper trays.
 Besides the members. Mesdames Reese. Locke. Powell and Sims, the guests present were Mrs. Syd Robbins. Mrs. Terry Moore, Mrs Theodore Hughes and Mrs. Tom Smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Bendsmen Ferfeit s6oe.

Gain over previous year...s 2s.as7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01

Local real estate men and represent attves of the Pensacola Electric Com pany reported an agreement tonight re- garding the extension of the line to the site secured by W. H. Bickers, where lished.
 The parties also received a letter from Bickers. who is now in Tampa, saying that the moment the agreement is signed he Is ready to commence work on the plant. The local repre- sentative of the street railway com pany had previously agreed to extend the track. provided the race track in- terests would bear the expense, but this agreement had to be confirmed by Stole and Webster of Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
Pearlie MarIo,v Arrested

Sabine, Tex, Nov. 3O.--Sailed Steamship Toledo, for Marcus Hook.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-01
PENSACOLA SHIPPING
HEAVY EXPORTS DURING MONTH
 OF NOVEMBER.
Value of Carwoes Sent Out From Flor Ida Fort win 70 over p4O00,00e
 -strcet Cars to
 Race Track.

Pensacola. Fla. Nov. s0.-(speciai , A record which exceeds all previous months by over million dollars. was made in exports through here during the month Of November.
 According to figures compiled by cus- toms officials tonight the valuation of shipments exceeded t4,0o0.000.
 An immense amount of business has been done during the month. large quantities of lumber and timber going to South America. while several car goes of naval stores have gone out to Germany.
 The movement of cotton was the heaviest in the history of the port. 42,- ooo square bales being shipped, most of which went to Havre and Bremen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
PROBE JURY SCANDAL
WITNESSES HAVE BEEN CALLED IN
 CHICAGO.
Indictments Against Public Ohaeiais Charge Them With Conspfracy-- AIlege That the Records Have
 Been Falsihed.

Chicago, Sept. 2a.-Witnesses were called before the grand jury by States Attorney wayman today to give the first testimony in connection with the fury tampering scandal.
 The States Attorney Is said to have discovered powerful influences at work with witnesses by whom he expects to prove his charges Had 1t not been for this discovery the investigation would not have been begun so soon.
 Indictments charging conspiracy were returned by the grand jury today against John J. Holland. Secretary of the Jury Commission; Willis J. Ray burn. a real estate dealer, and Nicholas Martin, Secretary to Alderman "Hinky Dink" Kenna.
 The indictments contain fourteen counts, ten charging conspiracy to de- feat public justice and corrupt the jury lists. and four charging the falstfica- tion of public records
 Bonds aggregating tiS,0oo under which the accused men have been at liberty, have disappeared. The papers were in Judge McEwen's desk and states Attorney wayman admitted to- day that this receptacle had been broken into and the bonds stolen. Two women are said to be concerned in the theft.
 Capiases for the re-arrest of Holland. Rayburn and Martin were issued this afternoon.'
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

an implied Insult to State authority, the committee in charge of the festi- val today recorded the protest of the brewery workers union against com panies of militia being allowed to join in the procession and announced that 1t would not accede to the protest.
 The protest stated that soldiers were organised agatnst union labor.
 0overnor Marshall tsid today that he knew nothing of the controversy and he expected to attend the celebration regardless of whether the National Guard or the labor unions withdrew from partictpnfiou.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
Report of American Railway Associa-
 taom shows Decrease.

Report of American Railway Associa-
 tlon shows Decrease.
 Chicago. Sept. 24.-The. fortnightly report or the American Railway Asso- citation on car shortages and surplus sages. made public today, shows de- crese in surplussages of 21,7IS cars bringing the total surplus down 10 7S,79s.
 'arhe decrese is general in all classes and through all sections of the coun- try" says the report, although the greatest percentage of reduction Is In the Eastern territory. In Jew England an dthe North Atlantic district. the surplus has practically disappeared.
 "The scattering shortages have in- creased to 7.425 cars. about evenly de- vided between coal and box cars"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
Leather Companies Merged.

New York, Sept. 24.-Stockholders of the United States Leather Company and the Central Leather Company. meeting in Jersey City today, voted to merge the two companies. The new corporation will be known as the Gen. trai Leather Company. A temporary injunction restraining the stockhold- CTS from voting on the merger was dis solved last night. Counsel represent ing the stockholders opposed to the merger consented to withdraw their application for a permanent injunction.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
MAY NOT BE MURDER.
Texas Defenaant Claims Victim Died
 of Fever

of Fever.
 Waco. Tex. Sept. 24.-Peculiar legal complications have arisen in the case of R. w. Marquis. chief engineer of the Waco, Gas Company. who was re- gently shot by Howard Buster. an em- pioyer of the gas plant.
 Marquis died ten days after being shot. An indictment has just been returned by the grand Jury against Buster, but 1t is based only on an as- sault to commit murder, as 1t Is claimed according to blood tests made prior to Marouis's death, typhoid fever had developed after he had been shot.
 Physicians who made these tests. it is said, believe that the fever may have been primarily responsible for Marquts's death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
German Vessels Arrive.
OFFICERS ACQUITTED.
u who Shot and Killed Coulter arr
 ReleaRed.

Atlanta, Sept. 24.--It was oficially
 ounced yesterday that the general recently held at Fort Me- pherson. had returned verdict of &C., a,,'ttaI in the cases of Lieut.. L. w. SEazlehurst and Private Grover Elam of the 17th infantry, U. $. A., charged with killing Private Ed"Srd Couiter ~, the same regiment.
 oA II,'i.s~ s was shot and instantly killed ,, prtvate EIam. who was member os a s~resting squad sent to quell a Ststnrbance in a saloon near the fort,
 lieutenant Hazelhurst was in com mand of the squad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
A,.nem...s in Cspital.

Hon HiIary A. Herbert has returned ,rom Canada where he spent the sum- mar He looks stronger and better than for several years. Although he has held no public omce since he was seoretary of the Navy in the cabinet os inc iste President Cleveland, Colonel Herbert still takes lively interest in public questions.
 L. A. Shaver, Solicitor of the Inter- state Commerce. Commission, in spite of d long and severe illness some months ago, Is attending regularly to his duties at the offices of the Commits sion. While Mir. Shaver is not enjoying robust health he Is much improved since his summer vacation.
 Captain Joseph Bauraer of the navi- gation bureau of the Navy Department. has gone South to spend few weeks among his old friends in that section. It has been nearly two years since he visited Montgomery. While away this time he will also visit Pensacola. At lanta and several points in Mississippi.
 No action will be taken on the post mastership at Jacksonville. Ala, until after Congress meets In Decem Der, ac- cording to the latest information ob- tainabie at the Depar sment.
 Miss Crook, the inc nmbent. has the strongest sort of inducements for re- appointment. and 1t does not appear that the man Battle. whb was men tioned for the place. has been able to secure the backing of many influential Republicans in the State or elsewhere. The report some time ago that he was likely to be appointed stirred up quite A feeling. and the charge was made that Battle was a "carpethagger."
 It cannot be learned just what posi- tIon Referee Joe Thompson takes in this matter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
Forty Persons Injured.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 24.-A crowd. ed trolley car bound for the world B fair grounds jumped the track a block from the fair grounds entrance toiay and crashed into a building. Forty persons were injured, one perhaps fa- tally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

Bring In your old suit and we'll show you how much magic there is i'm our cleaning and pressing old clothes.
 Bachelor Tailoring Co,
 Phone 22lS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
A Negro Mlnister. i.

Negro Mtnhster.
 The new Haitian Minister to the Uni ted States is coal black negro. Ills predecessor in Washington was very light in color and So was his wife, but still 1t was noticeable they were not white people.
 Ire former Minister from Haiti was named Leger. The new diplomat from the black republic bears the cognomen of H. Paulius Sannon.
 People who have lately been up at Manchester by -the-Sea in Massachu- tetfs where the diplomats are in the habit of congregating for the summer season, bring back some lively gossip that has been going on there. They say the fiutter among the wives Of the white diplomats makes 1t certain that embarrasBments will arise If al the state dinners to be given here during the next social season Sannon should he assigned, to escort 6 white woman to the dining room. some of the for eien women are reported to have de- clared already that should they be SD unfortunate they would conveniently (aint rather than sit next to Sannon at the table.
 This black minister will. of course, have to be invited to all the big tunc- lions which are attended by the foreign diplomats. He will undoubtedly dis cover that his room is better than his company, and some folks have declared That he probably will show tact and make his excuses.
 Lager and his wife missed very little that was going on. It may be that Sa sson will be keen to avail himself of every privilege he thinks he should have and if he does thcre Is predicted much annoyance for those who will be compeiied to practice diplomacy sure anoueh among diplomats in order to smooth out the possible trouble that may arise socially.
 The suggestion has been thrown out that tnasmuch as there are a number of bachelors among the diplomats It cotld easily be arranged at state din- nera at the White House to have Sasson walk out to the dining room with a man
 Up to a few years ago Haiti invaria- hlv had a white man as its Minister al Washington. The United States. how ever. has been sending negroes to that country as ministers. There were two reasons for this In the first place no, white man in this country appeared to banker after the job. and secondly. the nav has attracted a number or promt- nent negroes, and a spirited rivalry has sprung up for the position among me- proes whenever a change in ministers was to be made.
 The late Fred Douglass was twice United States Minister to Haiti. and another prominent negho who was there was the late John M. Langston, of Virginia. Langston made a race for Congress in 1888, and as the Fifty-hrst Congress was Republican and Thomas B. Reed was Speaker. he was given the seat on a contest from the Petersburg
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

When Dry Drink Pep-to lac.
 A delicious refreshing thirst quich- ing beverage---contains no dope or tains. Wed-Sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
BODY OF BISHOP WARD.
Remains are Shipped from Kobe,
 Japan,

Nashville. Tenn. Sept. 24.-A cable gram received here today from Kobe. Japan. announced that the remains of the late Bishop Seth Ward of the Meth. odist Episcopal Church. South, who died last Monday, will leave Kobe on Oct. g, and will reach San Francisco about Oct. 22. The remains will be inferred at Houston, Tex.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
LOST

IOsT-One bunch of keys. Return to is Commerce Street and get reward. --fe-tf LosT-one set keys, containing two Yale ltofu s<cys one set National Register keEa
 and safe key, finder return to A. T. Cobb or phone bSS. --lS-3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
MARSHALL WILL ATTEND.
v..s,.ns Governor Not Excited at PrS test Of Unions.

test Of Unions
 Indiana polls. Sept. 24.-Feartng that ao,,a-nor Marshall would cancel his en- S1e geynent to review the German day esiehration to be held in Louisville on VVaAne sday of next week, becauSe Of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
TOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

T~My cottage at a aaerlfiee. Barn FUR rS-g o,,s houses on premises Terms to suli Snu 01a.ror oe' leaving the oitV owner care of Ad vertiser '
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

District. It was this struggle which tied up the proceedings of the Honss for eleven days, and when the Repubii- cans secured the necessary votes they turned out two Demcyrats and put m two Republican negroes within few hours, not even allowing any afgu- ments to be made.
 That action on the part of the He- publicans was probably not responsinie for their loss of the next House. but it contributed much to their defeat even though the Mckinley tarin bill was the main cause of the Waterloo TOT the grand old party" in the national cleo tion of 1880.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
ENGRAVING.
MULTIGRAPH LETTERS.

LETTERS in quantities from leo to l,oeo. 0oe can Do produced in exact fac-simile Of nrfx fx. inaI typewrtting and when properly execaE- nave the same effect as if each letter Waa IypewTitten separately. our facilities And sxpertence enable us to do the very bsse Work of this class. Our reputation sssures that we will. E. L. Davanf Typewriter Ca.
 First National Bank. --1-kk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

FOR sALE-cheap goo aerss @ Sf ,, ,sna iI miles is areas e5Sm I-r Owner. P. o. Box "a --il-tt
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

- ,-.s.ornely furnished front rooms NICE haS s so one or two gentlemen or re.
 with boarn without children. ia privat e fined fine exclusive SGi Location perfect NumbsE of snardsrs ana limited to seven Home Comfort. care Advertiser
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
MISCELLANEoUs.

innate on. any kind Of bniidinG lArEs ar smAlL cali 'phenes 1fsi oF 1iI Harrl. .
 seiss. --as~tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
PERSONAL

FOR RENT-A splendid g room residsnces
 No zoo g. Holeomb St. Chandler Douglass Phone 4s9. --1e-tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
RATE CASES
 ARE TIED UP Courts Embarrass The Commission. STATUTES ARE 0vERTHRoWN Congress May Have To Pass More
 Laws. Coal Black Negro Minister From Haiti Causes Discomfort Among the
 White Dipiomats in
 washinston.
STATUTES ARE ovERTHRowN
bY ALrRED ,. STOPPER.

Washington Sept. 24.--(special.)-- There are number of cases held up at the Interstate Commerce Commission because the courts have rendered de- cisions within the past year that have greatly embarrassed the commissioners If not actually tied their hands so Tar as reaching definite conclusions are concerned.
 This is true in respect to quite q number of complaints that were filed against railroad companies In the South. There are some knotty ones in particular in which the Louisville and Nashville and the Southern Railroad companies are the defendants.
 Report has 1t that 1t Is practically a stand-off between the companies and the complainants in the general run of the contests pending. As long as the decisions are withheld of course the companies have a technical advantage. but their attorneys would prefer that important points should be ruled upon. Then the companies would know on what basis to operate.
 Complainants who claim they have been unjustly dealt with have been try ing of late 10 get some action, but it is understood the commissioners can hold out no hope until there is addt- tional Legislation by Congress to en- large the powers of the commission.
 1t would appear that the railroad rate law that passed during the Roose- welt administration falls far short of accomplishing the thugs its sponsors promised, and the talk now Is that fur ther attempts will be made at legisla- ton calculated to enable the cornmis- sion to make decisions that will not come in conflict with the decisions of the E,ederal courtg If remains to be seen. however, whether anything will be done during the coming session of Congress. especially if the important things are all pressed that President Taft Is talking about in his swing around the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
CARS BECOME SCARCE.

Ladies' work . speciality. The Racheior. Phone 22Is.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
FINANCIAL.


 MONEY to Loan--LoAn on Iiilplvs ea x..y real estate and Montgomery County fAEta land. J. C: HsrdAway q CO. sos Bell Bids.. Phone 1Ass. -~S5-A MONEY to Lean; We lend money an dla- monds. watches. Jewelry, guns and pistols. Also buy old gold and silver for spot cAsh. Mont GoInary Loan Co. North Court ss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
STORAGE.

WHEN you need storage. separate locked roosnS absolute safety and privacy cali 'phons lO6S. United Selling Company. Stor- age Department five Jefferson sL --tk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
UNDERWRITERS AND REpAIRg

WE CLAIM to do the best typewriter re- pair work in this vicinity Let us furnish sn estimate. Supplies. Southern Typewriter Exchange. No. S4 Commerce St. Montsem. cry. --tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

u NTED-A competent lady solicitor Tor
 Must furnish suostantiat ret- srences Salaried position. Address Mhitt-~ Springs Co. Whittls spF'nsS' @ -4-tt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
BUslNEsS OPPoRTUNITIEE.

Hotel Business for saIe--Nics paying hotel business for sale. contains 20 rooms. aii we'll new. centrally located. J. Percy Day, Agt
 Selma, Ala. --11-7e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-TwO experienced men to write Uto S,torY r'i" The most attractive policy. on .ta m1arket. Liberal contract Apply 10 q, m. 12 vandiver Building. AohtgomeTy
 Telephone 3os0- @"'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
HELP WANTED.

NV Intelligent person may earn good in come correSponding for nswsPapsrS' paper caps G1ps- sNenos Rureau. washington. D. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
FURNITURE.

niturg We repair and rsrlntsh your furnt- tuFs. oso. 8. Wrasg Furniture CO. 'khene
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25

FOR RENT--4 rooms on and floor over Le Bron Jewelry Co, on Dexter Avenue. Also offices on second fiooE in old Standard Club Building on Blbb Street Chandler < Douglass --Ig~lt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-25
FOR RENT--RooMs.

THREE Nice Rooms on ground floor, suit able tor light housekeeping by young mar tied coupIe. Answer Phone S220. -I3
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-29

institutions but in view of recent
developments | must draw the line
at any further Foreign missionary
support and, in common with thou
sands of others, thank you for the
light you have thrown on the subject,
and I most heartily concur in every
thing you have said 1t is really
amusing to see the righteous rage
you have stirred up among these mis-
sionary zealots, and their very help
lessness in face of the facts as set
forth by you renders them absolute
ly frantic, and they forget their min
isterial dignity and get down to regu-
ular old MUD-SLINGING, the only ar
gument Or resource they have. Ct
am glad to see you preserve your
own dignity under these conditions.)
r. F. LACKEY.
Bodga, Miss.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-29
"SICK AND TIRED"
Seattle, Wash.

How easy a matter it is to change,
amend, repeal, or enact certain laws
when it is to the interest of certain
great ones to do SOL
Mr.. Taft had "slated'' Mr.. Knox
for certain cabinet position, which,
it was discovered, would be in viola
ton of certain constitutional pro-
vision; therefore, something must be
done, and done at once!
This for the reason, of course, that
it will not do to violate the Constitu-
ton!
That, as you know, would be Gun
constitutional"
So, according to certain newspaper
reports, the Senate "took prompt &C
ton to remove the constitutional OBJ
jection!"
In the meantime, however, this
removal" of the constitutional OBJ
lection" involved a reduction of Mr..
Knox's salary one-third; or from
$4,000 to $4,000!
A short time before this there was
a prompt action" looking to raise
in the Presidents salary!