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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-02
Suffered Years
Get Well

Ell suffered several years with female trouble" writes Miss
Ethel Brown Of AIard Tenn During the past year, had
several very serious times tried CsEd and it heped Of
once avise ladies' who troubled with female complaint 10
try Csrdui praise above al medicines for and
mend it to every suffering lady"
Many vcm altar years Of pain conclude the lot Of
THAR susr o. and endure tia pain best they Th
mistaken belief Ncs Miss Brown says Cardu hdped her
at though hr trOabs had continued fer years ThOus
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sTORAoE-Nsw concrete building. special.
" built for all kinds Of storage; bulk stor-
Household Go0dS Frank Tennills Furniture
20. --9s-Gs
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H. Weatheriy and J. Henry Edmond
son have been appointed to represent
local creditors Of the Woodstock Iron
Works Company at 4 creditors meet
ing to be held In Birmingham ON July
8. They were appointed at meeting
Of local creditors yesterday afternoon.
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TYpEWRITERS AND REPAIRS

TYPEwRTTERs AND sUPPLIEs-wa have
4 large assortment Of typewriters IN good
condition. Some nearly new. Write today
for prices and terms. We repair and FUR
nish supplies for all makes. Southern Type
writer E1ch9neN. s-su
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Five MEXICAN. Drowned.

Guadala jara, Mex, July News was
received here today of the drowning
yesterday of five Mexican freighters by
the capsizing OF boat at the San Pc
dro Anaiyco ferry of the Santiago Riv,
err In Hastatipaauillo district of this
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EDUCATIONAL.
MIsOELLANEoUs.

COACHING-in Mathematics by Mas Mary
M Napier, 80 South St. phone 1894.
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Large, Fancy lee Cold WatermelOns.
Fine Meats. Court Square Market.
Phone 1874.
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Senator stephen b. Eikins. who has
been at Fort Myer every day since the
first announcement that the Wrights
would attempt to ny, was q very inter-
ested spectator today. He asked nu-
merous questions of Major Squier, OF
the signal Corps, desiring especially to
know IL the Wright machine was based
ON mathematical calculations and ex-
pressed . desire to know what the
formulas for the buildin9 OF nying
machine Of the Wright type are.
Senator Elkins expressed the opinion
that the aeroplsne would be OF great
use In warfare as scouts and for carry.
ing messages over the army of the
enemy. go -A ~
Young Charley Taft. who has been
almost daily visitor. violated nearly
all OF the rules set down by the
Wrights for the restriction Of photog-
raphers. He was greatly excited
over the aeroplane's performances and
kept close tab on the time of each
flight His enthusiasm was shared by
the officers Of the Signal Corps. who
have based many hopes ON the expected
success OF the wrights in fulfilling the
conditions Of the government require
ments. 1881. ts-
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lEULTIaRAPH LETTERS.

QUOTATIONS. etc. IN faealnils Of peffsss
tFpewritinS done; name and address insaft~
ID to match, ana envelope Addressed where
National Bank Bldg. ~~t4
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FURNITURE.

nituro; we repair and rafininh your ftsfri.
tvrA Geo q. wragg Furniture Co. sPhqna
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KNGRAVTN0.

W1NrEn-Se = iisSstr~ee Tes~ ID ~is.
eur eats; they add 80 PSF cent 10 tbs
eteFaosieeAeas ~ cay az; talk Il owes WIN
The Advertiser EnGrNFlss cempaEs. (
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FOR RENT--REsIDENCRs.

FOR RENT-Bran new pebble dash house.
asa Mildred ST.. nicely finished insids; all
Apply TO a. L POnick. Montgomery, Ala.
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FOR RENT-sTORES

FOR RErT-Storo No. as Dexter Avenue.
and and ard hoorn. suitable for lodge rooms
sion Apply 10 J. C. Haas. corner Lee and
TAiiapoosa StreotG -lS-tf
FOR RENT--From October LIST. store No. ~
coosa Street. now occupied by BsasaE and
Thompson. Railroad trackaga Apply 70 y
c. Haas. corner Lee and Tallapooss eaFeoes.
--ts-ts
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e1sd the fbeld with Saee and gracs,
responding readily to the sviaters
guiding hand
Mr.. wright spproashsa Aangsxpusiy
near the starting tower and flew With
IN fsw fest Of tho stables which line
the field on the west Il WAS notice.
that 1t times the motor skippsd. but
this seemsd=to have no effect On the
pro6rees Of the aeroplAn4s The start
ing rail runs downward into . little
hollow In the field and whenever the
asroplans parsed over thls hollow Y
dipped Dotiosably. sad whenever 1t
passed over vacant sraoe between
~ though on . billow o. air. II was
also noticed that there was tendency
to approach nearer the earth when the
machine flew along the east side OF
the field. which u borlered By large
thickiy foliaged trees in Arlington
Cemetery. But all these atmospheric
conditions were easily overcbme BY
cisyer n.eniDuiation 81 the Levers. Ia.
nine rounds OF the Field IN , few
seconds less than eight minutes. He
made another graceful landing. but
flew dangerously close TO the ground
for some time before stopping his
motor ana descending. He held an
other confeb with his brother before
the machine was again returned to the
startling point e O'clock. 81 I'll:
and dusk had settled over the fort
grounds. orvif1sl said the arm which
he used to operate the levers controii-
Ing the planes was rather tired, but
night. ~
In his last attempt he remained
afoft for few seconds more than
nine minutss and encirclsd the field
nine and one-haif times. For one
complete round he flew very close to
the ground evidently preparing to
land. This be did within 200 feet OF
4 the asroplane shell During this last
flight ne vent higher than on his
previous tsisis. reaching height Of
Just before making his landing the
left wing scrsped the ground and
continued TO ny half way around the
field before descending at the point
he had previous decided upon for q
landing place.
Orvtlls FASTENED to the shed and
Wilbur acted a. Spokesman. He said
these flights were very satisfactory to
thsms although they would make
number of additional preliminary
Ah0AN0 OyeSAV SeseSssos $50 ~~~-~-~-
trials.
How are you Satisfied with today's
showinEr' MT. Wright was asked by Q
bystander.
IF we couldn't do any better.
would say that was very well salts
fled" was his confident reply.
I'VE didn't make any changes in the
motor for today's trial." he continued.
I'VE only advanced the spark some
what. We are mot using the full
power that our motor 10 capable OF
developing" ~
Mr.. Wright would not estimate the
speed 1t which the aeroplane Travelled
ana the length Of the flights could not
be accurately determined.
Major Squier expressed the opinion
that the rounds on the first flight
were approximately half. Q mile In
length. AZ the machine made these
rounds In fifty seconds each. 1t prob
ably was travelling at a speed of from
thirty-six to thirty eight miles an
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RUBBER HOSE.

;S>SSS.zs -. -. -, s,,s-- - -. =
sure TO follow soon. Seven ply Guaranteed
hose best grade iso Per fooa. Little Paint
store. II North Perry. -@tx
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TYPEwRITERs q SUPPLIES.

YoU will find every Improvement OF merit
on the No. 10 Smith Prsmisr Visible. write
Ne. 50 Commerce g.. MontgomaEy. Ala
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at once and get we'll.
Cardui is made wholly from vegetable ingre.
dents and has no harmful qualities. Conse-
quently it has no bad after-effects. Cardui is q
reliable medicine, established for more than
fifty years as the best remedy for women.
Get bottle from your druggist today.
Twill help ysu quickly and in time restore you
to health.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
Difficult to Initiate Diamonds

Diamonds are the only gems con-
sisting of one and but one element.
This apparent simplicity has not only
attracted artificial production but has
also been the insuperable barrier which
mas hindered success. Artificial dia-
monds certainly have been made, but on
such a small scale that they have been
practically useless
In 1858 the method of Despretz con-
sisted of depositing carbon by the dis
ruptlve action of the electric spark in
a large vacuum tube. The carbon was
deposited on platinum wires and the
deposit when Viewed under the micro
scope had certain remarkable features.
At the end of the wires some points
were seen which experts pronounced
TO be octahedral crystals, the form in
which nature gives us the diamond In
color they were black and white Test
ed upon hard stones the substance
polished ruby. As diamond is the
only substance that polishes ruby the
deposit was pronounced TO be the pow
der of the diamond.
Next came diamond made by dis
solving carbon in liquid Sugar or salt
dissolved In liquid leaves the crystos
of sugar or salt behind when the
liquid has eYaporated Similarly if we
could dissolve carbon either as char
coal or lampblack and by the evapora-
tion of the liquid allow the dissolved
carbon to separate out 1T would prob
ably crystallize into the lustrous form
of a diamond
Numerous experiments produced a
crystalline mass diamond but in the
form of sand. Sir Andrew Noble has
centierade. The temperature melted
carbon On analyzing the carbon mi
mute diamonds were found. in it.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

NORTHWEST LAND REGULATIoNs-wha
are the Canadian land regulations for securing
land in Manitoba and elsewhereP
Any person who is the sole head OF a
family, or any male over IS years old.
may homestead quarter section of
available dominion land in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan or Alberta. The appli-
cant must appear In person at the do
minion lands agency or subagency for
the district. Entry by proxy may be
made at any agency, on certain condt-
tions, by father, mother, son, daughter,
brother or sister of intending home
steader.
Duties-Six months residence upon
and cultivation of the land in each of
three years. homesteader may live
within nine miles of his homestead on
a farm of at least so acres, solely owned
and occupied by him or by his father,
mother, son, daughter. brother or sis
ter
In certain districts homesteader in
good standing may -empt a quarter
section alongside his homestead. Price
SO per acre. Duties-Must reside six
months in each OF six years from date
of homestead entry (including the time
required to earn homestead patenD and
cultivate so acres extra.
A hOmesteader who has exhausted
his homestead right and can not OBJ
tain pre-emption may take a pur-
chased homestead in certain districts.
Price SO per acre. Duties-Must re-
side six months in each OF three years,
cultivate so acres and erect a house
worth $500.
CoCKROACHEs- Subscriber. City. What
is there that win exterminate coekreaehes?
1t is said that pulverized borax is
one of the best roach exterminators.
There is something In either the smell
or touch that is repugnant to the pests
and will either kill or drive them
away. The boTax should be sprinkIed
in liberal quantity at the places that
are infested. This is harmless TO hu-
man beings. Paris green will kill them,
but that should be used with extreme
caution. as 1t is very poisonous.
CHIEF SULLIVAN. S.. City. Where was
the late Chief Sullivan Of the IRE department
on the morning OF April IS. 1906. at the
time ne fatally injured2
He was in his room on the upper
floor of the engine house on Bush
street adjoining the California hotel
A part of the wall of the hotel crashed
through the roof OF the engine house
and caught the chief before he could
escape.
LAND ATTORNEY R. T. c.. Mereed
Cal IL It right for a United States land office
attorney to charge So for papers in a home
stead application in addition to SO fee and
So commission.
Not knowing the facts of the case. 1t
is impossible to answer the question
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Letters From The People
AKMsTRoNG GROVE PURCHASE
Santa Rosa, CAL, Feb. II, '09.
sditOr Call. nnficad with infarae

Santa Rosa, CAL, Feb. II, 'O9.
Editor Call: | noticed with interest
your article In yesterdays issue headed
Graft Dominates State" signed a Ma
tive Daughter
Every section of our state is anxious to
encourage state investments, even at the
expense of the other sections and gener-
ally property so acquired costs the peo-
pie two to three times what it would if
purchased through private sources, for
just as soon as there is a possibility nf
public requirement there is marked ac-
tlvity among few of those on the in
Side, and the public interest becomes
private, yet this same crowd will howl
they are public spirited men. We now
nave an example of this public spirited
business pending in the legislature at
sacramento. | refer to the purchase
of the Armstrong grove.
The writer has lived in Sonoma coun-
" over 20 years. has seen the grove in
question and recollects six or seven
years ago Walter Armstrong re-
marking that the grove was worth
$4,000; with no buyer at that time
Now it is offered to the state for 1925. .OOO
(Which, understand, has been reduced
to .$1oo,o0o), by H. NJ. Le Baron, a
banker.
Why Is it that our representatives
from this district: Price and whitney
will permit the peoples money to be
wasted in purchasing 400 acres of
mountain land at $3.50 per acre. when
1T is not worth over s150-to any
private individual?
am in favor OF progression and
public spirit, but not at such a cost.
The people of this state are surely
indebted to The Call for publishing the
true iacts concerning this deal, and it
is to be hoped that the legislators will
see to it that the people get value re-
ceived in this instance. Yours truly.
SUBSCRIBER
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12

in the form in which IL is presented
Suggest that YOU communicate with
the land ofice in which the application
for a homestead was filed.
WIDOWS sHARE-A. s. City. What Is
the widows share under the laws OF California
in a case where there are Eve children?
If the decedent left a will IN such a
case half goes TO the surviving
wife and the other half is subject to
the testamentary disposition OF the hus-
band. If he does not leave a will
one-third would go TO the surviving
wife and the remainder in equal shares
to the children or lawful issue OF
such children
Charles E.. Hughes Of New York borns who
were his father and mother7 Their ancestry?
He was born in Glens Falls. n Y.
His father was David Charles Hughes.
OF Welsh ancestry. His mother was
Mary c. Connolly. OF Dutch ancestry
on her fathers side and OF English,
Irish and Scotch on her mothers side.
WHAT TO DO-F, L. T.. Oakland. Cal II
allows to build house a lot owned
rent. but after building the house. refuses
70 pay any rent. what can be done. there being
no written agreement
should consult a reputable attor-
NJ NctNb NOAAAtCnCAH8 dn ACTION 10
Gust from the premises.
SOUP-A. n. D.. Frultvale. Cal which is
proper, to take soup from the plate bv moving
the spoon in the direction OF the person holdiny
it OF by moving it from the person?
There is no rule laid down, but the
most convenient way is to move the
spoon in the direction OF the one hold
ing it.
FRISeO-A. n. D.. Fruitvals Cal Is 'sFris-
COZ permissible contraction OF San Francisco
or is II slang?
Frisco" properly belongs TO a town
OF that name in summit county. Colo
rado. To use II as a contraction OF
San Francisco is to use slang.
SISTER IN LAw-B. :. G.. Black Diamond.
her brothers wife. does she change her reIa-
ton to the family IL she becomes a widow and
marries again.
Once sister in law always sister
in law.
THE LAST GLASS. Alameda. Cal. who
wrote poem entitled The Last Glass57
In what book Is Il printed2
1t was written by William Collins
You can find 1t in books OF recitations
at the free library.
INTRODUCTION-O- s. City. A vounr man
wants TO introduce his sweetheart to 6is Tofber
Which one should be first nameds
Present the mother to the sweetheart.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12

for half dozen The that have collected
OF all proportion higher than other of like magnitude
America this does constitute grinding monopoly perhaps
Mr.. johnson will give better definition.
1t true that Spring Valley has offered sell at price
fixed by arbitration by anybody but the company
The single offer sell at named price value
estimated by withdrawn was made
The legal obstacles that make condemnation trans
action of this magnitude have been frequently explained to Mr.
Johnson but that does not make difference
The truth that Johnson kind are rvnq 70 ride two
horses travelling in different directions one moment tev make
themselves champions OF Spring Valley the perfect npeccabe
corporation In the they bwa MOSQUITO ridden
meadow for which is proposed to substitute
they unable to show that the change the
and its general effect they get back to the fictitious
OF Spring Valley Their familiarity Mr. Bouns manu-
actured commodity OF lament might indicate
In the meantime San Francisco is dependent
of this matter The permit of the secretary
OF the interior and should proceed rights
that grant
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
Denn1an School Pupils
Mourn Old PRINCIPAL

Oia FTLPH when they James Denmans
death years Mr. Denman the principal Of the school which
NJ Baumgardner being the
principal AL Mann became the principal when Mr. Denan left to assume
higher Most pupils remember that
James Denman fads "parsing"
Grammar is taught differently from what 20
the DenHan
He reading himself occasionally being
of public
Mr. Denman had the faculty forgetting face and rarely
placing He could old Denman after she had
left his school and remember she had been pupil there good
of world Mrs Her
for
father believing the public school Edward Moore
Robinson Aene Denman Charlotte
playwright Marie graduated Denmn
galore beside school
other professions who could the days when the
James Denman their school principal
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
Jewels of Abd=El-Aziz

During the last IA months the jewels
of Abd-el-Aziz have been at the Mont
de- Piete, in Paris. The sum lent was
$4,000. Some of the Jewels are said to
be valuable. but much of the lot is
tinsel. The rate of interest is per
cent, with another / per cent as valu-
alton charges. The question is now
under consideration whether the loan
should be renewed or whether the
jewels shall be sold publicly, after the
manner of Nine. mbert's.-London
Globe
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
Roman Antiquities Found

An interesting discovery has been
made near La Bate Montsalien, the an
elent Mons Selencus. 1t is a Roman
oil Jar measuring just 1S feet in cir
cumference, and hooped with iron. Near
py We're found some stelae. and the
Able Guillaume, the departmental ar
chivist, is engaged in deeiphering the
Latin Inscriptions The Jar has been
placed In the museum at Gap to en-
rich the fine collection OF Roman an
tlquities already housed there-London
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
Irnpertinent Question No. 80
What Do You Know?

For the most original wittest answer to TINS queston
briefer the better-Ihe Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the next hve The Call will paw ONE Dol :
LAR EACH. Prize winning answers Will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once Mak
your answer short and SEND II ON a POSTAT
GARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
o vhy AreY what You
ptzeto A. o. g. tauna
Because have been doing have bee, do,o
prize 10 =. street. city
I'm only ike this when the bill comes inT have lucid
intervals -
to Miss Clara GianttL city
A native daughter wouldn't be anything else
4 E. SouthG street
Because careful OF
81 williams sueetc city
Because captured early and tanned
Forty y-eventh
couldn't be otherwise if would, wouldn't if could
I'm O. K ~-
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
The Japanese
Incident
Closed

hold down these obstreperous people, whose hearts NAV be in
the right place. albeit they suffer the inconvenience of not having
their heads straight.
This has been of double barreed tempest The east has
been quite noisy California and pens
the ready writers beyond the
but to all that Pshaw They will forgotten
fury week and then will be ready that weghtest
matter in hand of the nation the of
America for white This country has race question on its
hands and does know what about it. We can not
afford to take with of these dangerous
problems The episode incident now closed will have its es
bringing the occasionally uproarous
his senses when caer frame OF mind shall supervene When
the gorgeous east sobers from debauc
stuff there will come tardy that blood thicker than water
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12

have made its history iustrious
1t be said that Lincoln greatest American as the
type has developed His kindly courtesy his judicial
his acute and sometimes rude of huor great
American Lincoln called he sorrows and
other OF his has been fated
heavy The unfnchng and the time cheerful
with which he carried through might appalled,
Prostrated weaker distnctivey American
has been said OF the people of San Francisco that
OF 9Oo they carried themselves with gay courage That is
American. That Lincoln
His words We speak now of the mar
vous address Gettysburg that has made model of
eoquence all of the inaugural he held
to the American people picture that might have been
from his personality:
With malice with charity
gives right on finish the work
borne the battle and for his widow his
achieve and cherish Just among ourselves and with
Unndy did permit he should finish that work
and bind the nations wounds But the lasting
fosaw has for him and for his countrymen
south today they gather and rejoice honor realizing
him the portrait drawn by James Russell Lowell:
The kindly, earnest brave foreseeing man.
Sagacous patient, dreading praise, blame.
New birth of SOIL the first
LncOns greatest the countrvmen
He saint hero and statesman and wha the imposing
figure the nineteenth century In the words William Howard
TAFT Certain that have in public life
whose duty stronger whose bearing with
whom he whether his friends political opponents
characterized by of fairness
Lincoln We have had in public life who upon
himself uncompanngly the of the in
from the weight of them he did We man in
history who had such mixture of farsgtedness
standing OF the people of sense high of duty
Of nexorabe logic and of goodness God
working righteous result great product the
OF Kentucky and Illinois"
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12
''PhiP' Sfanfon's Fads
Include Fast Driving

fA"f ofaniO"' rHuS matrimonial standpoint
Include Fast Driving ~ eligible today and
perhaps the He bachelor Al of age rich amae and IN
health and setued
Angeles being possibilities OF becoming at
world This decided him
He fortune short time ana en started
into business o getting a fad
preliminary large land near BFoohurst
English wanuts which bring
Of fast horses
o the of Belle Mckinney
handling the finest IN the state
Captain William Banning But
pursued Tad by
disposition Walter Parkeand the descent
old Virgil
he house Los Angeles handsome
Beach, and fine dwelling at his rancho
EngIs walnu
enough make him most eligible man
matim
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-12

tant matter affecting the life OF the Pacific
coast states it was obvious that the course
taken up by certain busybodies in the 1egis-
lature was mistaken and likely to hinder rather
than help. So we have from the beginning
relied on the sane iudonent Of their cnllea o1,es