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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-02-19
Apple OrChdrd for
Sale

$3.50 buys a Is acre
apple orchard, 9 acres has
7-year-old trees and bear
ing heavy last year, 3
acres in young apple trees
of best varieties. This
place has a fine yearly in
come.
Five-room house, good
barn and other buildings.
Reason for selling is to get
money to develop other
land. $500 cash will hand
lie this place, balance, six
years at Z per cent. inter
est.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-02-19

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
TIME SALE
 AT MONT GONERY FAIR

now as the fall season Is on, at any where near the low prices they are quoting. As the manager stated. real iztng the great demand which the reigning fall millinery styles have cre- ated for Ostrich Fumes made us ex- tremely alert to seize upon the first favorable opportunity to Aecure a high grade stock. As a result. we cousu h. mated a special purchase at startling price concessions from one of the worlds largest dealers. For length, fneness of texture and rich appearance these feathers cannot be matched for less than third more than our price.
 The Mill-End Sale of Sheets and Pill low Cases will no doubt interest every family in the city. regardless of the heavy advance of prices fin this line. They are pricing these goods at such ridiculously low figures. that those an- t!cipating future wants cannot resist such an opportunity to supply their linen closets.
 To enumerate their different bargain items would take more space than we can allow, but we would advise a thor ough reading of their ad., as there is not man, woman or child but what can be benefited by doing so. Their Annual Bargain Time Harvest Sale could not come at a more suspicious time. and with favorable weather, we predict greater throng of eager buy CTS than ever attended any similar oc- casion. The sale will continue one week. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Woman Shot by Deputy tn Making
 Raid on an Alleged Bllnd Tiger

way. Both men denied having it.. but promised to get 1t if the sherin would wait.
 Thinking this to be . ruse to gain time, the sheriff ordered the depu- ties to force the door. Simultaneously with the breaking of the barricade suspicious sounds emanated from the rear Of the store. and Deputy Harry McCord rushed through the rear door
 A voice from the darkness challenged him and threatened death If he ad- yanced. The deputy discerned the fig- ure of a man crouching behind some barrels. pointing toward him what ap- parently was a gun. The deputy fired his pistol. and a woman screamed.
 1t seem that Annie Seals, the wound ed negro woman, was in a Shed beyond the barrels that concealed the man The bullet missed the man. penetrated through the side of the shed and en- tered the woman's mouth. The police patrol wagon was summoned and the woman was taken to St. Margaret's Hospital.
 What Deputy Mccord had mistaken for a gun in the negro's hand later proved to be a curtain pole. The ne- gro was arrested.
 Physicians attending the wounded woman said last night that If the swelling noticeable on the exterior Of her face develops inside her mouth. death Is likely to follow.
 Deputy Sheriff Horace Hood. Jr.. re- turned last night from Birmingham, where he made investigations that showed the issuance of Federal liquor license to Calm & Alexander oct.A2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

In the confusion incident to the raid ing of place operated by Calm ( Alexander, at Madison and North Court Streets. last night, at 7:3o o'clock. Annie Seals. a negro woman, was shot in the mouth. The wound may prove fatal.
 Four barrels of beer and several quarts of whiskey were found by the sheriff and his deputies and confscated. The proprietors of the soft drinks place. Arthur Calm and H. Kelcey All exander, with three negro employees and the negro who was the indirect cause of the woman's being shot, were arrested and lodged in the county jail
 Later. Calm. Alexander and two of the negroes, John Walker and George Judkins, were released on $200 bonds. They will appear tomorrow before Jus tice W. M Browder to answer the charge of violating the prohibition law.
 Many complaints had come to the sheriff about the drinking place. and yesterday afternoon he swore out @ search warrant before Justice w. M :. Browder. Sheriff Hood expected trouble, and he and his deputies were prepared for it. The specific complaint that instigated the raid was that a large shipment of beer had been seen recently to go into the store of Calm & Alexander.
 Information further indicated that the beer was stored in rooms on the second floor of the building. The sheriff asked the proprietors for the key to the door which led to the stair
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

In Montg 1mery Fairs double page 'ad." in today's paper they are depict Ing . multitude of Items from their many departments which have the best price ring ever offered the buying pub lie of this city. The price is a magnet that cannot fail to draw the greatest crowd of shoppers that ever assembled at any one time at their mammoth es- tablishment. A special purchase from the "Printz- -Birderman" Company. of Cleveland, Ohio, consisting of 200 la dies suits of this seasons latest mod els. Just think what sort of a suit you would expect your tailor to turn out 1T he were receiving 312.000 a year for designing alone. That's the salary the head designer gets from the "Printz- Birderman" Company. They send him to Paris and other European centers several times each year that he may receive inspiration from the sight of the creations of the great French mak- CTS, with the result that 'Printzess" Suits are a class by themselves-supe- rior to any ready-to-wear garments because from their many points of su- periority. You may have received the impression that "Printzess" prices are prohibitory. far from 1t. the prices an- nounced in their ad show conclusively the reverse.
 Great Sale of Magnificent Ostrich Fumes Is another item that will come in for It's share of public attention. It is unusual because no other store could think of offering ostrich Plumes just
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

reliability will make no formal state .ient on the subject.
 Senator Bankhead. in an interview granted In Birmingham. has declared the amendment issue is strictly local. and that he sees no reason for taking sides. The fact that he is not elected directly by the people. but by the State Legislature, Is probably responsible for is attitude. as he considers himself 0eholden to the Legislature rather than 10 the people.
 Amendment forces today announced that the opening of the campaign in Birmingham proper would be at the eijou theatre Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. when | mass meeting will be neld. At the morning service in all churches Sunday. ministers will an- nounce the meeting and urge attend ance. D. H. Marbury. prominent lumber man. will preside. and the prin- cipal speakers will be Rev. J. H. Mc- Coy. President of Owenton College. and Frank s. White. ST., an attorney.
 Amendment forces seem much pleas ed over the resolution adopted by the Jefferson County Teachers Association today in which the association promised to support the prohibition issue. It Is known. however, that of the 600 to TOO members of the association, less than sixty were present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
BLUE LAWS MAY BE
 CLAPpED ON PENSACOLA

Penscola, Fla. Oct. s.-(Special)- It will be up to the Law and Order League tomorrow to make afidavits against violators of the Sunday blue laws" for every business which has been conducted during the past few months will be run wide open tomor' row. according to an agreement reach ed between them today
 The sheriff declares he will not ar- rest the parties except on warrants and neither he nor his deputies propose to make any affidavits. leaving it to the members of the Law and Order League to do. The meat market men declare they will be open at daylight to dc business. the book stores intend open ing as usual. as well as news stands cigar stands, fruit stands. etc., while the proprietors of moving picture ant vaudeville houses advertise shows fol the afternoon and night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
ArchdeacOn of Florida Addresses Epis-
 couaIians.

Eufaula, Oct s.-(Special.)-Rev H. T. Johnson. archdeacon of Florida. conducted services and delivered a ser mon at St. James Episcopal Church here last night. Mir. Johnson is en route to his home, returning from an absence abroad, where he has been since last June.
 The series of religious meetings at the Southside Baptist Church here, which have been in progress since last Sunday. will not be concluded until next Sunday evening. Rev. J. A. Seay the pastor, has been filling the pulpit morning and evening and has been greeted with large congregations al every meeting.
 It is difficult to surmise what the outcome of the trouble between the I telephone company and the subscribers in this city will be. It Is plainly per oeptibIs that the service is already rapidly being improved. and several oi the ofacials of the company are in the city looking after the matter.
 It's time to get that new fall suit at 9fOkeaS Place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
RAID TWO RESTAURANTS.
Omcers at Selma Catch White Man an'
 In.r

NG&EPs
 Selma, Oct. 9-(Speciai 1.-Two res taurants. one on Washington Street. operated by Sam McFoiliard white man. and the other on Alabama Street. operated by Alex Hall. d negro. were raided this afternoon at 5:3o o'clock by Chief of Police Walters. Deputy Sheriff Cherry and police officers.
 From McFoillards place there was taken four baskets of whfskey in pint and half-pint bottles. In the negro res- taurant there was found barrel of pint and half-pint bottles, all of which was confiscated by the officers. and warrants charging both McFoillard and the negro Hall with vio,ations of the prohib ton laws were sworn out. Both probably will have a hearing during the session of police court. Monday morning.
 An unusually large number of drunk en people were on the streets thls af- ternoon, which caused the officers tn go on a hunt for the places where the whiskey was being sold and which re- suited in the arrests of the two restau- rant keepers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Cotton at Huntsville |,

Huntsville, Oct. s.-(Special. )--Cot- ton Is rolling into this market now at the rate of over 200 bales each day The Huntsville buyers. owing to com petition and home consumption In the mills. are offering prices a shade better than is obtainable at other nearby towns. and neighborin counties are contributing quite a few bales to local receipts here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
SENATOR'S SSTANOPA.
BANKHEAD NOT IN AMENDMENT
 FIGHT.
Eeither Has Johnston Engaged h Con. troversy, Although Burnett and Henin Favor Constitu-
 tiOmal Prohibition,

Birmingham. Oct s.-(Special)- Although Congressman John L. Bur- nett of the Seventh District. and Con- gressman J. Thomas Heflin of the Fifth
 District today announced in favor oi the amendment. and prohibition forces claimed that Senator Joseph F. John ston would soon make formal advo- cacy of their side. 1t is known that Senator John H. Bankhead regards the issue as family affair" and in all
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
KILLED ON ROAD.

Alleged That Nephew Us (Responsibls
 For Deed.
 Thomaston. Ga, Oct. 9-Robert Raines, a prosperous farmer, living in the lower part of Upson County. was shot and instantly killed while on his way home from Thomaston this after noon.
 It is alleged that he was killed by his nephew, A. E. Bailey, the quarrel being of long standing. Bailey is be- ing pursued with bloodhounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
THE JURY COMMISSION.
County Satisned With Her
 Three

Montgomery County Satisned With Her
 Three.
 The announcement of the appoint ment of the Jury Commissioners for Montgomery County. yesterday, caused much interest and general satisfactiin was expressed at the Governors ap- po!ntments.
 The three Commissioners for Mont. gomery County. Messrs. G. W. Barnett J. A. Thompson and P. E. Rushing. are considered men of the highest char acter and standing.
 So restricted were the announced prospective Jury Commissioners that some apprehension was felt in Mont gomery County. This was quickly dis sipated when the Governors appoint ments were made known.
 Under the Governors qualifications. three excellent men wero appointed
 CUT FLOWERS.
 Roses and Carnations now in season Rose mont Gardens, 116 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

the best line of free attractions ever offered
 Roy Knabenshue and Lincoln Bea- chey, now at the St. Louis Centennial. will be seen in a dirigble balloon race. Directors of the fair estimate the total admissions sold during the season will be between 15o,000 and 160,000. The fair will continue through Oct. 21.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
Raid Negro's Home

Huntsville, Oct. 9.-(SpecIal. )-Sheris Mitchell and his deputies have raided the home of Jim Derrick. a negro. and In his coal house found a large num- Der of bottles of whiskey. Rerrick Is In jail charged with violating the pro- hibition law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

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 Wherever you live. can refer you to Ia gladly tell any sufferer. that this Home Ire and makes women well. strong. plump and free ten days treatment Is yours. also the offer again Address
 MRS, M SUMMERS. Box H.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

DECORATIVE PLANTS. Beautiful display of all kinds of dec- oratiye plants i'm our Conservatory. Make us visit. Rosemont Gardens, 116 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

DO YOU WANT FLOwERsf Call at Exchange Drug Store Or phone 1OO1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
a,rm,uxham,. Big Event VIII Oper
 Mamdav.

Birmingham. oct. s.--(special )-The Alabama state Fair will open it's gates at o'clock Monday morning every whistle tn the city stgnahzins the event. The management claims to have the finest array Of exhlplts and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

CUT FLOWERS. Roses and Carnations now In season. Rosemont Gardens, 1I8 Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Sohmer, Miller, Vose, Emerson and Milton pianos are among the number shipped from Tuskegee. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

make an attempt to prohibit the keep ing of liquor in homes if 1t proves to be a popular issue.
 While the meeting was not an en- thusiastic one. both speakers were oc- casionally cheered, there being few outbursts of laughter at the expense of the amenders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

aPrintxess' Suits are best in fabric. fit, fashion and finish. Two hundred suits to select from. $25.00 and $35.00 values, s1750 and $19.9S.
 Harvest Time Bargain Sale.
 Montgomery Fair. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
BIG FAIR OPENS.

It's time to get that new fall suit al Stokes Place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10
NEWS OF EUFAULA.

loses and Carnations now in season semOnt Gardens, 11e Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-10

Notrs Dame. Ind. D. .. 4.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

E-h la-e ans ADDRESS a l1sner,s Attorney
uECEMBER l.
ahs-ERUAM AVE. -. = sxl00: Nov is 1903.
l'o as-s-1 and alo % Frankliu Bank. $40
attorney. " Il Powell. - Wall s.
4clrHoS AVE-. 70 = 258 p p q 10th -. - II
Af s-., f l-ls Rcgal Const Co 20 Frieisch-
Au5lsrs Hays 4 q wait. lI5 Broadway.
-. De- =. l..'u. F-eischulan Realty q Const
E g. o. ... $4,000.
2Gl sane 2lg f- q lT5th 81. s0xle0: AuE
~" same te EiIth Iie tas trus' S3sT.
AuaUe.. p 10 d. r co.
IN. sane @s Il q l75-h ST s0xi1O. June
:. iFi sane ra 7 . 4 7 Cos g.. 500
Al-7sss 10 B-1a-vay.
4a",N S- IS - q q o. Craven 81. 25xI0O-
-- "m Il Han, r, 70 Fredk X Il
A-----a-. - C Press IS william 81
sf-- -r Iss ans lsG 5oxL00 - rntgsl;
t-t =. -t.- Nlf Ncclar % MisLkinG
l--E $500
.-- e. Haas. 7fs Nsrsal sr
s-- - 2 Nav j. lss3. EstelIe D
H-r $1,000
sands q Nassau 81
= p . -.- o. aar -r~- rs1-i- July 20.
---.. 81 E-..a- end anu 10 kings
---s. -. Insurance go. I35 BT ssway.
-l -s-. T. -r-u2. Arri = lsO5.
.- .T"-ef cadisch. 50 GRO.
... --4---tsa and Trust CO. r76
- t- 90 l04zla5. Jan 20
.---E -c Washington L.fe
-- s thomson. l4l Broadway.
80 of 1c5th ST. I-oz
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
BURGLARS GET $3.50.
First LOck Up Policeman and
OUerpOzcer Messenger.

Athol. Mass, Dec. A band Of seven
robbers blew open the safe OF the AthOl
postoffice early to-day, after overpowering
and binding two men-One a town police
nian-and secured about $3.50 in cash and
stamps worth So 900. The authorities to-
nieht are completely mystlfied as TO the
robbers identity and whereabouts.
The burglars had evidently planned their
break carefully, and that they were des-
rerate was indicated by the boldness with
which they seized and handcuffed Patrol
MN Frank ". Bannon and locked him up
IN the town police station, after having re-
l,eved him Of his revolver. Harry King.
an express messenger. was also overpowered
bv the burglars who held him outside the
postofflce while the work OF blowing open
the safe was accomplished
The sound OF the explosion awakened
many persons in the neighborhOod. and the
first 10 arrive on the scene saw the last OF
the seven burglars running away. Herbert
/. Hapgood. chief OF police and posse
of deputy shcrins and citizens. believing
that the robbers had gone In the direction
of North orange or North Dana. hastily
set out IA carriages for those towns, but no
,race Of the fugitives could be found.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

ing axes In two feet OF snow. ana IN DO
tween the bound branches were CHUNKS or
the snow itself.
In this. the nsss consignment OF CArist-
mas trees to reach the city. were al sizes.
from asplinss Of four feet 20 tail trees OF
thirty-fve and forty fest and with trunks
a foot In diameter. Tho small ones sell for
from 81 20 81. the biggest bringing from 81
10 SO a. wholesale
The dealer who received them expects 70
cispos. OF twenty-five carloads before tie
holiday season begins. II ike to fool with
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05

isss: April 4. 1909: wistar.a Realty CO to
Nii,s51S>n R,5l1,,s,-s Mortgass T5 co; syoooo
NtLLFTr ST. = C5 n of Rivinr,on II lsx
-, Aos y. laoS: Joseph Fsiersteln 10 Lena
Attornes Hugh cohn. 10 Avenue A.
isr AVE lsss. q Gsss: June p. taos: Adolf
hohn. and an. a. -lsooh kohn IS COO
% A1sr,Ss ,,n L2wyers' Title Insurance and Trus;
~ AVE. 81 2ssxln5. Nov O. 1905. sos Rraver-
Na'1a ard ana g. John A Brown. ir, $50 600.
vrsv hes' Lawyers Title ms &C. l6o Bread
sTA E.-A AyT w. - :. OF slss st. 24.szlOo:
Jos I1rsSs. lSs.: ana man Harris and ano to
Attorney. 5 RikeE. Is5 Nassau 81
Ast AVE AND 9TH ST. cor. - 6xsa: June
"a, ~ ~ Sosef kohn and ano - sophie Prank:
Attorney- Fronme Bros. 20 church 81.
81, ST, west. isT-lss. s5-as p. Nov 20. 1905:
Adaress. II Pine st.
June 3, Isos ,JasoR 7 Golden TO Mary La5in;
Attorney "A southuorth. os william st.
2SIH ST. l5o West, ls.ex9s-9 g mtFsp John
Address. q William -.
4eTI . ST. s. 20 q W or LIST ave. e5xTo5 5; Dec
sI.o06 ~ ''''''s''A n num-
Attorneys. Bowers q sands. q Nassau St
4s-h II. go -west. ea.iIxlOo.5; May l. 1902:
Attorney. c Kraeht - Nassau ST
list ST. 2f9 West 1GSxl0s.2 OFT s3 1867:
'oan n Alden 70 T G ana 7 co. $1,000.
Ac-fesa. 10 broas-Nray-
slsr ST 23s p of Ist ave. 5OxlOO5: ,.ov
q l9o4' Sol ser7hos 70 sisfried wilmer;
Attorneys. c and T Co. 1z6 Broadway.
s4I ST. =. leO q OF 81 ave eOxtO2 ?: APR
-. ISIS Adolf PfeiIer ana ano 70 East River
Hsnk; $500.
18th ST. s. SO Il of q ave. eoxlO2.s: Apr
-, lsse saFIe to same. s.. 90.
Address. 20 Broadway.
lalTH ST. =. 900 n ~ of Park ave. 81 6x29 II /:
Nov - 1904. Clarence I Belts ana 10
Tile ms Co. Sao.O00-
Attorneys. Title Ins co.
lCep ST n S. 500 n of Broadway. 65xs9 II:
Apr - 1913, Jas A McNillin - y Instn
Tor Desf ard Dumb: s. Gee
Attorneys. Adams a ConstOck. Sc Var 81
ie2D ST n s. 2l5 n o. Broadway. 90 iIxI0O:
June : 1872; Middle Town Realty 60 10 JACOB
lew. $50 0eO.
Attorueys Arnstein & Levy. 40 Broadway.
SAME PBoPERTV. Apr - 1908. Jas A McMfl-
In 20 \ Instn Tor Deaf ani Dumb, Sl4. 500.
Atrorr-ys Adams a. Comstociy. Sc Wall ST
l62D ST. :. ICE q OF Broadway. 81 sx265,
Nov I. lso4; Clementine Silvgrman and ano 20
Flrance Realty co. s2OG0O.
Address. l35 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.

deem BER 4
North American Mtg 60 10 lInickerhOoker Trust
CO. S10o.
New York Mtg & Security Co 70 Dry Dock saw
Institution. $4,000.
Bertha kalscher 10 Colonial Bank: 81
Eta Bernstein 20 Lewis Davis, 500.
Ashton Parker 20 Clara X Loeb: omitted.
Joan L MCmand 70 solomon WeiIl: $500.
Sanuel Heyuau 10 Jeanette Mayer: SlOo.
sarah Purdy 20 Oscar Purdy. 81
Mutual Life Ins Co OF TO Title Guar a
T Co; $4,000.
Jacob RaUlh e al q abraham Zadek: So. 500.
Oscar Purdy Title Guar d r Co. s. COZ
Reginald Blake. exr. 10 o AveriIl. trus.
$4,000
Carl II Stecker 20 Geo Roman: s.. 800.
Edward Glockner 10 Caroline N " Glockner:
5000
Pietro q Fiure.red 20 Italian Union Realty
Security CO. 81
Emanuel Doctor 70 Chas NJ Rosenthal: 81
Bertha Scher 70 Jos Schwartz: 81
George Hooks and ano 10 Henry Plssmann. 81 200
American Mtg CO 10 Aymar Sands ct al. trus:
5000.
Ge1rge G De Witt and ano 70 Geo G De Witt
and ano. rTus. s. GO.
Gertrude ingraham 10 Fred Ingraham; 81. 600.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-05
ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRONX

THE BRONX.
FREMONT AVE. W cor Cottage Grove ave,
= sty frame stores and ewig, sexS3.l9:
Henry N0rdheirn. fremont ave and Bronx
81, architect; cost. 5000.
Owner. John KnoblOck. 44i1 Sd ave.
Sd AVE. W S. e23.3 n n OF IdTth st. 2 story
brick stores and dwig. 2AsOx4O0 0is: WILL
lam schnauteE SOS East 149th st. archi-
owner. Estate ot George Koenie. 3eio
I'd ave
NtSTCHESTER AVE. Bergen ave.
J. and story brick store. 22s. Iixl5a 10;
Acams & Flanagan. on premises. lessees;
buchanan Fox. IL East 59th st. arehi-
tects. cost $50 OOO
Owner. Richard Seigman. Paris. France.
l5lsT ST. n 5 $50 II e OF Park ave. ! story
frame shop. lOx2aT: william Schnaufer,
So East l49th 81, architect; cost, $500.
Owner. p Pinto. on prsmises