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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
What the State Papeys
 Are Saying and Doing

A Growing suspicioD.
 Birmingham News.
 There Is . fast growing suspicion soas ss sse ps2s s ssnnfry exer snffragette problem Is based not so much on the desire Of the women to vote as upon a wish for a certain amount of notorfety which the aRt.. fatien itself carries with iS.
 Tit sox Tat.
 The Birmingham News says: ''rhe sntis are doubtless piisng up straw soss a. in nsss sss'T to as shsy %yh,s sa nsmSs ws that the pros are doubtless piitrg up straw votes that they may have 2 hay stack in which to hide bottle Of hen: nS@s- ,s n,ss sS5sia wsiass,dH sass aAe aresas '''s'' - Sa's'S" fR ~si'v fTe
 gsadsden Real Estate In Demand
 0adsden real estate IS more active now than 1t has been for years aRd s SSsy ' and prosperous. This is siwsys the nrst indication of real progress. and we may soon expect an unpreee- aented activity in building and infiux of new population.
 working for Bis Army end Navy.
 we are having preserved to us in the papers series of articles telling us how great the Japanese navy is we are told how great the Japanese army Is and how perfectly drilled and equipped. All of which fs intended to prepare our people for movemsnt them to support.
 The Boycott Game.
 Andalusia Star.
 Covington county arnsnders tell Us ,sat they they are .sIa ms5sy sSlss sSs ssts ---they do not desire to in3ure the worth" Thank you. gentlemen; that ysFy sinS sa Of ssy you asoSi Al tas s s Ths "You'li require lunch along the way --come and dine with us while you're resting" Disease Pseventavess Modern medical sicence says that l fresh cold is curative in its effects especially in lung troubles. and thai living and sleeping In close. cvsr-hs.t ceptible to colds. as well as to conta. | comfortable tbut not too heavy1 cloth. Ing and plenty Sf SSsdoSs ssescise !:
  sure digestion are the best preveutiveI | of disease.
 No Pips on TAat RsSssev. Mobile Item.
 The Pine Belt Breeze is one of tn, | spiciest exchanges coming to Th' | Item once. Editor Sowell 3s nothina | if not all tn any contest he enters ani in the present campaign he ts square iy for Alabama and Aiabamiansl A | hA hfa AAffAFfnI EeA Itor Sowell has holsted the Democrat, | the words: fife hasn't the 'pips' Hh, doesn't look droopy.' does her | -P
 The People Know.
 Athens Courier.
 | In order to bolster up the failing cause of the amendment. Governv | Conner and others. whose political flu | ture depends upon the amendment. ar | prepared to adopt any sort of policy But 1t only proves the nrlgioal charE' of this campaign. that Governor Co nisr had seized on the amendment . adniiinstration. He begins all ht | speeches with Q defence of his ad | mtnistra ton. devoting two.thirds nl his time to that and the rest to th amendment. The people afready knoS | well that If the amendment wer adopted 1t would mean Ccmertsm fc another term. The revolt against hi rnisrulo together with the breakinl into a mans home without warrant will sound the death-kheli of tn | amendment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
,s..,,s (. Hosa Money.

washington. Oct. 27.-Asserting ownership and right Of possession of s@o.21i.os of the property held by the city Savings Bank st the time of its Assignment. the Hanover National Bank of New York. has fled peti- ton In the chaneery court asking that it be given a decree for possession of this property. or. if this cannot be done that 1t be allowed to replevin the property and have 1t held by the court until the matter is determined In fuii
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Unknown Blessings

EIbA CIIpp6r.
 While we are busy lodging the taN collector 1t would be a good idea tc spend some of the time counting up have come to the people under Mr Corners administration. That ls. if you know of any. If you don't know any, hunt up some man who has been ana let him go over the situation with you. Maybe you have been having blessings on you that you dont know anYfhinn ahnnt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
c.untx rrrasarrr Isaletsa.

Columbia, s. C., Oct. sT--charged
 with failure to turn over $2S.ooo of nublic funds to his sucesssor. former treasurer Langford. of Hampton County, was indicted here today. In lis report the grand jury also asks the solicitor to submit oth charging IAnRford with smbezzlemsnt. A bond ing company check for s3o.oeo recent iy was accepted oy ins sna...ra S.a.s .n Se''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
ra AnneaI Sugar Case.

Washington. Oct. 27.--The govern ment will immediately institute an ap-
 peal from the decision yesterday of Judge Holt in New York. which In et- feet barred sugar trust prosecutions under the statute of limitations. At torney General wickersham announced the governments intention today to appeal. saying that Judge Holts ac- ton was of far reaching consequence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

E The Advertiser reproducss on this page the account of an incident at the Auditorium Tuesday night which gives a comparative view os the narrownsss of . Christian minister and the breadth Of Congressman Hobson. Ths lack Of charity and human kindness shown by some preachers of the gos. pei has been distinguishing feature of the campaign for the amendment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
i, nnnUurns A prnAounal.


 : nnnUuns A pnnAounn- ' ohefp pet1enslitiss wsfe in. z eniet4 hy 0s h f. Johnson of . the Dextef Avenus A1thodist ' ShnPch A66 Atehmond Pearsen = A6beon Tube1Ay nieht At the pro . hrntn6nAeut neeting Ia the Audi 4 tefiurA whtsA ter . few minutes = tA1t fair to lad to sn sstranee. 1 0oooe betwoon ehem- . captain H6bson Said that he de. = Diere4 the eAet that men should = b1 je6 ok ": the argumsnt that . .rfehtbitieu Ices not prohibtt ahd . eheul1 aay they would be In favor e of ppehlbition tf ft would prohibit. & pr. Johneon. who sat near cn 4 the rostrufris spoke up and saio = tbet speh men ''lisd," fff = Capfain Hobson hotly repibd . that hD reeentsd such . statsmsnt 1And rsfutsl e in behalf of his many . Good' lfriende on the other side. ' pr. Joh naon said: Your friends . may net iis. but mine do." . In dash came the reply from ' captajn Hebsos: I've are told. and { . tt tns true. that c man tg not re- . sponsibie fer his kinsner. but it . is certainiy .trus that all men are [ . rssponsibls ter their frtsnda" [ SAAAAAnAAAAAAAA'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Mnnta Nerre LamSern.

Louisville. Ky, oct. 2I--Albert 8. White. of this city, Dean of the Gen. trai Law School. and President of the National Negro Bar Association. today issued an address to the negro law yers of the county. urging at once the formation of bar associations ip all of the States
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
To Photowraph DaciIIl.

Parts. Oct. 27.---Jean Comandon an nounced before the Academy Of Sciences today the discovery of a new method of photographinR bacilli' by the combined use of an ultra ti1icrospe and a cinematograph. The discovery Is considerd of first importance, open ing as 1t does 8 new field for the study ot rnicrobIc action.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
DRHTWooD

"Ths general tendency is away from vivid colortngs says Fashion Masa- Very much away from them we should say, They're so loud one wants to get far enough away to keep from hearing the noise.
 ..Ths report that the governor of Texas wears . plug hat. looks like an. other base invention of the enemy" which we hereby repudiats.
 It is said that arrangements have been made for carrying Prosperity in- lazy that they had rather jump on the band-wagon and let Prosperity carry them. seak tAe Peer Man. They say there's no hope Of cheaper meat. So what h the world Must the DO man eat? "what must he satf" Says Uncle Aaron. Guess hell have to be 4 vegetarian. Now that ham can be cured by elee. tricity Parson Snowball says whats de matter via applyin' 1t to some Q
  hard snan to make 'em set up an take notice" wife and. then hiinself. thus preventing another sensatiofAi trial, and cheat ing the woman out sf eig-stase-con- l tract | Mr. Haliey and hts comet. not satis- | ned with all the space in the heaven must take ur most of 1t in the news | papers.
 pr. Eliot now says there is no he'll 1 Why should there be---with Pittsburg and Chicago both doing business at There is right way and a wrong way. to do everything. There Is even Wright way to fly. Poor pr. Cook l By hook nor crook Can he convince the people. | To get his record | He must scale | A mountain like a steepie. pr. Cook has been persuaded to talk Into s photograph. What an enter prising nation we are these days. Eacn however. for holding a gum drop.
 Mss Annie Bssant, says there will nSt @ be poor man in a tai: 2. county .s,n on. z. I X will not be here to enjoy it!
 A FsiI-Ttme optimlst. | l. No. M,:,s; d.S;; rO'sum, you're sly ole Yeuso . smllln' kinder friendly but yo'
 smile afn't on de level. De ovan's gettin' hot. (What a appetite got). An we gwtne ter bake you brown
 In | de
 mawninI
 II. Ho, Mister Possun. halleluia. bless my
 soul,
 when yo's walkin' in de woodland
 mighty sly yo eyeballs roll. But dem taters ready now An de oven too l vow An. we gwine to bake you brown
 mawnin'
 PHIL H ARMSTRONG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

What must one think of a newspa- per which claims to be reputable. but which will take an entire editorial from contemporary and use 1t as an original editorial of It's own? We have at least one on our exchange list that makes a habit of this sort of fhing but we won't give 1t away yet | while.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

And now the wise ones have up a discussion as to whether Halley's com ct may or may not be Inhabited. We don't know how the question is to be decided. nor do we care much wheth- CT there's anybody on. 1t or not. If there's people on it perhaps some of them might be induced to drop off and give us a call in passing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

Cotton at fourteen cents a pound ought to be a paying crop. but if all the cotton money goes to pay for sup piles does 1t pay. even at that price? Merely asking for information. you know.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
HE MADE A nREAK.

Mr. Roosevelt was 50 noted for the breaks he made in both speaking and writing that 1t was supposed that his successor would profit by his example and refuse to follow it, but in at least one instance he made a bad one. Tn one of his speeches in Oklahoma he refrred to the Constitution Of that new State as "a geological garden of cranks." This was to much for Sem ator Gore. the blind statesman of Ok lahoma. and he made reply in which he said:
 "The rules of the Senate forbid any senator to make a disrespectful allu- sion to any State. This rule is the common decency. as well as of patriot ISna. and should be observed even If 1t were not an expressed requirement.. It S9@S s to Sy GH s e m:s os e government. whether legislative. Judi cial or executive. The influence and prestige of the President should al. ways be used for the upbuildinK of every State. and should never be abus- ed to the disparagement of any State In our splendid Ststcrhood. l regret dignity and duty as to sssaii the fundamental law of a sovereign State, over whose destiny he has been called temporarily to preside. It seems to me his denunciation was as undignified as 1t was undeserved. and an unnecessary as 1t was unavailing.
 While the rebuke was given in a parliamentary way 1t was none the less pointed. and 1t is to be hoped that MT. Taft took it in good part and will avoid such malapropos remarks in future. Such a disparaginS compar- ison of oklahoma's organic law as he made would not have caused any sur prise if 1t had been utterd by Roose- welt. Time place. proprIety and de- corum had no Influence with him when he spoke. Sometimes he did not even trouble himself to stick to facts but blurted out his sentiments in defiance of all the rules of good manners and fairness.
 It was hoped that Mir. Taft would exercise more care and prudence in his public utterances. For President to make offensive remarks In a pub lie speech Is not only improper in it. self but is taking an unfair advan- tage of others. The people of this country respect the honor and dignity ] of the presidential office and desire
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

To the best of our knowledge and belief Alabama is not the only place where politics are hot. Things appear to be sizzling up in New York these days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

The New York American. Mfr. Hearst's newspaper. tells It that Hearst Is "an ideal candidate" We do not know if that can properly be called an unbiased opinion. though it is very kind. But will . majority of the voters endorse it?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

Anything that Is worth having In this world is worth striving for. That Is why the defeat of the amendment is worth every legitimate effort on the part of the friends of the Constitu-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
PLaintiueness Is q Quality
 Common to All Negro Melodies

the fashion of the common negro songs. lively. yet full af pathos and pIaintivs melody. There is that in all negro songs that fs plaintive. even their most exaspersting foot-shaking and soul .stfrrinE jig songs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
unsv.rsalssss Aa,surn.

UmtvtEeAfEBtH Auy~UfHs
 Detroit, Mich. Oct. z7--The bisn- niai general convention or the Univer- saiist Church closed today. A proposal to eentfaiiSs the organization of the church under. permanent president who would succeed the president of the convention, was defeated by a close vote. The question will prob ably be brought up again at the Springfield, Mass, convention in 1911.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

If they elect Hearst Mayor of New York will be look on it as an endorse rnent Of yellow Journalism?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

to respect the one whs eeespiss it fer the time being; therefore they do not think 1t proper to reply In kind to any offensive remafks he may make, and for that reason, if for no other. . Presidsnt should not take Advaatass of his position and cay thinss thst are .injudicious. to put t mildly. Knowing himseif to .bs ordinarily safs from -sbuks he ought te De the nhors careful about giving offence to thess he is addressing.
 One of our EspubIican eyntsnhper. aries. The New Bedford Standard. puts it about risht. "If." t rsnarks .thsre was need that the Prssidsnt should refer to the Oklahoma consti- tuition. the propr,eties of his office forbade his doing 20 in terms of the pert paragraphsr or. the vaudeville stage. We do not believe . state constitution. is immune from the crit icism of . Fresidsnt--but President's criticism should bs criticism, not flip- pancy There are some drawbacks about being President. One of them ,s that he msst be. csrsfai not to in- duige in unrestrained rid,cule." It is to be hoped that the miid rebuke ad- ministered by senator Gore viii have Ia good effect. and that the President wui be more careful of the prqprieties In future. He has the reputation of being . polite and judicious taiksr in public. but he certainly made . break on fhs occasion feferrsd to.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28
Asss Couple weas.

Berkeley. cal. oct. a7--Evadins her children and grandchildren, Mrs. Re- bAcca Walworth, n years old. wag quietly married yesterday to Paul P. Chamberlain. e San Francisco contract or, 7g years old. Members of lfra. ehamberlains family admitted that oppcsition would have developed had the aged woman disclosed her inten- fso0a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

c, | y1naeaa cisssiaaisa lfansgsr q The Nontsomsry Advertiser. osing guy
 me ssrssoins ssaasnsaf of Ths Adyss' tiesrs eirculstion for ths month os sss. 1oto, ts true and correct and comptieo .L.ss nIl rstuxne freyn newp toyA newe Agset4 11e1el. c [. F1HI0A&
 c7rculAtien NAnAesr. ouosn e anA suAssstDsd Dstoes nc shh sesA ~ = s'ss'1sssscsl 1sscl issfssx ixssfssxAxpsn
 sg Nsessy Pshi1s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-28

The music to tSis song is mueh iF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02

A power line from Charles Town to
Junction will be built within
the next week or two by the Winches-
ter and Washington City Railway Com
pany. The power company will run the
line from the sub-station in Charles
Town to the land of John C. Burns. 1t
will cross his farm to the land of j. z.
Wyatt, connecting there with the right
of way of the Norfolk and Western
Railway, thence the line will follow the
right of way through the farms of Ma
jor E. H. Mcdonald and j. o. Aglionby
to the Junction. "a franchise to run the
line from the Junction to the boundary
of Berkeley county by way of the Kear-
neysville quarries has already been
granted by the county court. A few
days ago the Berk eley county court.
granted the company a franchise to con-
tinue this line through Berkeley to the
Baker stone quarries in the southern
suburbs of Martinsburg Work on build
ing the new power line from Charles
Town to Martinsburg will be started as
soon as the lime from Millville to Baker
ton is completed, the construction of the
latter being now well under way.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02

Wanted-To rent two rooms in a house
with family Send information to this
office. Single lady.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02
Grocery and EATING House

lze Undersigned has oueued a Grocarr
store and Eating House in the bn,ld;ns i nc,y
occupied by Earnshaw & Doolev on W. W..
was washington street. Charles Town. which hss
p peen aeWfv painted and nicely fitted ND Win m
I'll Line of Groceries
o. 4. Kinds: which viii include the fre.has,
ano pest varieties in all lines 10 be- sod !, ~
OWES market rates. Will also handle co sl.5
s s;.S ol iooaecoes, Cigars, etc. Connec,oS
oso,e propose to keep
r'rsf-Class Eating House.
anc win be prepared TO serve Luncha. r..
Lers, Coffee. Pies, etc., at all hours ana n tss
-. styie, at moderate prices. Oysters fr;as
~ aesiserso al residences and fniI entertain
Oct. 12-y. THOs. uvrpe
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02

Bridge engineers of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad with headquarters in Bal
timore are making an inspection of
bridges along that system. In addition
to the regular spring work of repainting
and repairing steel bridges the company
has plans for replacing number of the
small wooden structures with heavy
steel bridges. This change has been
made necessary on account of the in
creased tonnage, which has necessitated
heavy cars and locomotives.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02
Modem WOOdIRen Of America

Iae Greatest FraternaI Benefit soeietv i,
Afnerl q, furnishes its me mbers sornd fa,ni.
y y surance a. actual cost. There il no ia
Vofed or privileged cass Every Woodman
stands on footing OF exa~t equality. No
h'gh- Saiaried ufficers. The socisiy's busi-
ness y conducted at smaller cost per eaolfa
i .nah lne ousinees # any other society or If
tude- Cheepest, safest and b-st VIII
tefnai feature Of over 900 900 members IN
ahe United STATES he Banner of Woodcrafl
hoats over hundreds ri thou ands Of Arneri.
can homes, Il numbers more members and
suppnrttIs among leading public men than
Say other society 10 existence. Inyestigate-
- -oy .'esluinah- Ap2l-v
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02
CASTORiA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ssass sae Of &.HzzZ@

VIM Wilt will sell AT his sale so head of
corn-fed steers, weighing from 800 to 1000
p 'unds.
For Sale-Desirable Farm. well improved,
running water, near Charles Town, 225 acres,
A bargain. Enquire at Spirit OFFICE
We have on hand, in cur yards, large
supply OF ali kinds of the very best of coal
winch must be sold in thirty days, to make
room for future con>ignments OF wood and
coal for the big blizzird" SO see W II.
Locke, representing the firm of II C. Get
z ndanner II o. coal dealers.
Electric Light Shades,
Miss Lille Diukle calls the attention of
her friends to the -. repe Paper Electric
Light Shades" on exhibition at Mr. C, ".
Browns jewelry store and at AIr. G, n
Boards variety store. Orders may be left
at these places and any color of shade de-
sired made. She also tints roses.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02
Discounts Daily. Interest Paid on Time Deposits
rHOs. = ,ooar
MOORE & MOORE,
Insurance, Real Estate and z0oans.
Fire and Life Insurance.

We Represent Following FIRE Companles.
of
Marine
western
roces
~ ST tie =
Surety Bonds.
THE UNITED STATES FIDEDlTY GUAR
,9, Ayhd asking Won Issues all
pohcs low
Farms, Town Property and Other Investments E | boilers
Money to Lend on Real Estate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02

Governor Dawson has accepted an ap-
pointment under the United States De-
partment of Commerce and Labor to in
vestigate labor and commercial condi-
tions in China and Japan. The position
pays SIS per day and all expenses for
himself and family. He will leave with
his family for Picking the first part of
June, and will probably be absent three
wars
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02

No FALSE PRETENsB has marked the career
of Ely's Cream Balm. Being entirely harm
less, it is not responsible like the catarrh
snuffs and powders, for minds shattered by
cocaine. The great virtue of Els q cam
Balm is that it speedily and completely over
comes nasal catarrh and hay fever. Rack of
this statement is the testimony of thousands
aud a reputation of many years success. All
druggists, SOC, or mailed by Ely Bros, So War
rem street. New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02

FARMERS & MERCHANTS DEposrr Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02
700 building lots for sale CT. Wall.
Wanted--some fresh cows e F. Wall.
Wanted-some poultry, Friday 26th.

700 building lots for sale F.. Wall.
Wanted--some fresh cows q F. Wall.
Wanted-some poultry, Friday 26th
c. F. Wall.
Seed that grow, 1909, Burpee's, at N
Coleman's.
The 1909 garden seed that grow you find
at c N Co1eman's
Target brand scale destroyer Guaranteed
For sale by c N Coleman.
The target brand" will destroy tbs scale
Get it from N Coleman
Go to VIM. Wits sale for good young
Percheron horses and colts.
Kill the San Jose Scale with Target
Brand. guaranteed, for sale by e N Coleman.
Mems. ladies' and chldren's underwear,
old prices See Ian lis.
For the next thirty days r. F. Whit, the
Photographer, wi give free of charge, an
enlarged photograph 1sx2o, with dozen
cabinet sized pictures
Go to J.W. Kyle. Telephone and Telegraph
Office, for medical batteries, electric door
bells, vest pocket battery, lamps, and in fact
most anything in the electric line.
Visit Kahn's great bargain sale. This
great sale ends February l. Money cheer
fully REFUNDED.
If you want nice fresh clean groceries
give us call We can supply you with any
thing in the grocery hne. at right prices
+. FRANK RoNEMrs
Our safe deposit vaults are provided with
suite of rooms They afford convenient
places to which patrons may retire to exam
lne their papers or to transact any other
business. You are at liberty to make APP
pointments with friends to meet them here
for consultation. BY so doing you avoid
the annoying Interruptions to which you
might otherwise be exposed.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS Deposit Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1909-03-02

We make a speciality of exchange work
and will exchange anything in our iiue for
grain. No amoant too small, E. Wilson
d Co.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-22
Lively Runaway

Peter Beck, north of here short
distance was the victim of runaw ay
last Saturday. The team which he
was driving hitcbed to a hay rack
became frightened and started to run,
the double tree breaking causing it.
Mr.. Beck was thrown to the ground
with terrible blow to his neck and
shoulder. He was bruised considera-
bly, but no bones broken. One of the
horses ranclear to Brayton before be-
ing stopped. Work now continues as
tho nothing had happened.