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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-20
FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT-until Oct. 1st--two Iarres ,r. nished or unfurnished rooms bath and drees. ing room adjoining. Also furnished kffna,er, fS0 S. Court Phone 3034. - q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-20

wANTED--i0o people suffering with nerv- ous indigestion or diabetes to come to 5VhittIe Epsom-Iath Springs. North from Knoxville. East Tennessee, and try this won derful wator. Address WhittIe SprInRs Ho- tel. whittle Springs. E. Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-20
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
LOST.

meree, purse containing small change and rings Finder please return rings and purse
 1OI Dexter Avenue. Ill
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
CHURCH INDISPENSABLE,
DECLARES TAFT IN TALK

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 6.--president-
elect Taft, in speech before the
Protestant ministers Of Augusta, re-
ferred 10 the moral awakening IN
the last four years as an indication
of the healthful state of our ciNlliza
ton. The people had demanded a
moral reform and in this. the clergy
must take an important part. "Leav'
ing out the sectional distinctions he
said. the indispensable presence OF
the church influence in the improve
ment of our civilization cannot be de
MED"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
VOTING REFORMS
URGED BY KINGSLEY

That the election laws are being
continually infringeis upon in regard
! O the voting OF illitcoate persons Is
| he charge made. by Ald~ Kingsley.
|vho was IA candidate for the shriev-
Alty nomination last fall. To bring the
condition before the public he pres
Snted a resolution In the council.
Tuesday night, asking that the char
err and city legislation committee be
equested to find out whether the cleo
bon booths are big enough To comply
With the law
The condition which Aid. Kingsley
as brought up Is known to every one
tho has mingled in politics, namely
hat the election boards in various dis
Riots can deliver" the illiterate vote
b any friend or purchaser. This Is
one bv member OF the board mark
hg the ballots in the small stall OF
he booth. the voter naming his
|hoices and the marker putting the
rosses where he thinks best.
The law requires that ignorant vot-
rs be voted in the open space OF the
Tooth. where there is room for wit
esses to see that the crosses are put
Is he wants them put" says Kingsley.
LII is true that votes may be bought
h that way. but. at least. the man
tho votes has the right to say how
lis vote shall go. AS 1t Is now, he
Imply makes one more vote for an
Ither man unless he knows how TO
bark his ballot himself.
"If the booths are too small 10 vote
gnorant voters according TO the law,
et us enlarge them"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
Crashes Through the
Gates tn Front Of a
Train and Is tailed

CHICAGO, Jan. Out Of the OBJ
livion into which baptlsmal circum-
stance had cast him during his early
life John Smith sprang into the vor'
tex of publicity as the prime expOn-
ent of the raging mania. "Furore
transitional" which means going
some
II all came about in a little auto
junket in which Smith-whose real
name is John L., fact that may or
may not lend additional significance
crashed through the closed gates In
front Of a moving train, took shot at
a kindly intentioned rescuer and then
kidnapped four policemen who tried to
intercept him.
All this according 10 charge on
which Smith, who Is "A patent medi-
cine manufactures was TO be arraign-
ed today in South Chicago and to
which he was expected to enter the
plea of 'furore TRANSITIONAL
Smith was finally overpowered by
his captives after struggle in which
the machine was driven into a ditch
and wrecked. AT the South Chicago
police station he was booked on the
three-fold charge of assault with a
deadly weapon, resisting an officer and
driving an automobile while intoxi-
Gated. Joseph Durawa, the chauf-
feur also was arrested on a charge OF
disorderly conduct.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
Street RAILWAY
I Commission To
MEET JAN. 70
|HREiTMEYER WILL PRESIDE AT
ORGANIZATION MEETING AND
WILL PROBABLY BE coNTlNu-
ED AS CHAIRMAN.

The first meeting of Mayor-elect
Breitmeyer's street railway commits
sion will be held at $3.50 on the after
noon OF Jan 20 in the mayors office.
Mayor Breitmeyer will preside and
the present intention is to confine the
business OF the first session To organi'
zation. 1t is probable that Breitmey'
er will be continued as permanent
chairman and that the committee Will
meet every afternoon. excepting.
probably, Saturday until Its business
lis finished.
Breitmeyer will outline no policy to
the commission. In fact. he has never
been seriously accused of having a
policy, and all during the campaign
side-stepped In shifty fashion. He
will not in any sense assume To be n
header OF or to dominate the commits
sion, leaving the members entirely
free to shape their own course. The
commission numbers So.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
ALLEGED BOND
F0RGER DYING
HE WAS ARRESTED FOR THEFT
OF BoNDs-WAS SOCIAL n
~ LEADER. lI/

NEW YORK, Jan 6.-Joseph Monte
fore Meyers. All alleged bond forger,
is dying in Bellevue hospital where
he was taken from the Tombs suffer
ing from appendicitis.
Myersd was arrested In Pittsburg
on Nov %, charged with having stol-
en- five bonds of the Central Lumber
and Construction company. from Sarl-
uel NJ. BiddisOn, OF 10 Nassau-st. He
was given a hearing in the Tombs
court on Dec. I, was discharged and
Immediately re-arrested on a forgery
complaint which grew out OF the bond
transaction.
The offense with which he Is
charged was committed nearly a year
ago Between that and the day Of
his arrest he had moved in the best
society and cultivated the acquain;.
ance OF leading business men OF New
York and the west
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
THE STAGE

The scenes of the musical comedy.
"A Mile a Minute" which the star
Show Girls" will enact in the Avenue
thcater next week are the Grand Cen
trail depot, New York, and a Pullman
palace car. The buTietta is called In
Lovely Panama" and shows the salon
OF harem During the action OF TIE
piece many oriental dances are INTRO
duced. The comedy in both pieces Is
kept lively by Murray J. Simons'
Baken and Lynn. and others, ana spe.
cialties will be offered by Devere anc
Yuir; Kingston and Thomas. ana
Nicodemus and White. The attrac-
ton this week is The Washington
Society Girls" Friday evening the
usual waltzing contest will be held.
.
An exceptionally good bill is prom
ised for next week in the Gayety
theater with the Rice and Barton Big
Gayety EXTRAVAGANZA Company as ire
attraction. The show has been en-
tirely refitted and renewed, and every
thing that theatrical experience anu
CGDlI1l COuIu luIulSu lldH bNtll 81 " ~
TO add 10 its many novel features.
The Rice and Barton stamp is on IT,
which means the very best in THIS
line.
In the Whitney next week Will be
offered that stirring Western melo'
drama. Clusters Last Fight. The
niece was written around one OF the
most romantic battles in the history
OF the United States, including in It's
story the heroes of many an Indian
fight. Buffalo Bill and Col. Custer, the
latter a native Of Michigan. Buffa.O
Bill. the famous war scout, has Deen
selected by the author as the leading
character. and the de luxe climax Is
Clusters last stand at the battle or
the Little Big Horn, where his entire
band OF sturdy fighters was wiped out.
.
Norman Hacket, a Detroit boy ara
one of the seasons new stars will be
seen In VIM. DeMillc's great American
play. Classmates" In the Lyceum
theater all next week. Opening with
scene at West Point the play IL
rapid in its action but there is comedy
Of the sort TO relieve the tension. Il
tells the story of West Pointer IN
his year before graduation being eX'
pelled for hazing and almost binding
"plcbe." OF course love Is mixed
| i'm the Offering to supply the motive
and the same of course applies to me
happy ending. The play. CLASSMATES
was used bv Robert Edison in New
York last season, as well as ON thf
road. and il is indeed fortunate ina
/ Mr. Hackett has chosen il as the nrsl
vehicle for his stellar career In"
same magnificent production that wa
used during the New York engage
ment OF the play is promised.
! >
| The Harris Amusement company oil
! Detroit will begin the remodering oil
! the Kanter building. MOnToe-ave. and
Cadillac-sq.. in a short time. this be
/ ing the first step towards organizing
/ n circuit OF five and l0-cent theaters
John Harris, manager OF the Grand
opera house I'm Pitt8burg. will he the
active manager OF the company. As
sociated with him IN the venture viii
bs Charles T.. Kantcr. Henry Kantcr
Jr.: Edwin \. Burch. James Howard
Ed. E./Kanc. W. w. Hannah and Hen
Irv / Forsyth The building will be
completely rcmodcled and will have q
seating capacity Of 900. The company
/ Is caDitalizcd for 100000. OF which
/ half Is held by Dctroiters and the re
mainder nv Pitisburg men Harri-
-.U sr-t iv N' I'D Voc 60
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
INTERESTING FACTS.
Food knowledge on the Farm.

With the Rural Free Delivery OF
ails. the farmer is as closely in
buch with what is going on. In the
|orld, as his city brother
What To eat, in order to get the best
Int OF ones brain and body is as i'm
,rtant for the modern farmer as the
manufacturer. business man or profess
onal worker. An Ills farmer writes:
III am a farmer and was troubled
18th chronic indigestion for two years
|suffered great agony and could find
ID permanent relief from medicines.
"A friend suggested that quit using
= much starchy foods. which are the
|fincipal cause OF intestinal indiges
On I began to use Grape-Nuts and
Ave continued with most gratifyinH
Insults.
k"Grape- Nuts food has built me M
|jpnderfully. | gained lbs. the first
Eur weeks that | used IT, Ny general
|,alth Is better than before, my brain
clear. my nerves strong.
|~For breakfast and dinner have
|tape-Nuts with cream. slice OF
lisp toast. soft boiled egg and a
- of Postum. Ny evening meal is
[ade OF Grape Nuts and cream. alone
|''This diet gives me good rest every
ght and am now we'll again"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
reek, Mich. Read The Road Ia
ellvllle," in pkgs. There's Rea
In
vEver read the above letter. A new
Ne appears from time to time. They
fe genuine, true. ard full o: hp-,rr
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
CIogged Bowels Cause
Serious Illness
Intestinal ObstructIonS Arc the Pre-
nmemt Inn~c OF Enlai NIaIndIcs.

Ii people were aware Cf the awful
CONSEQUENCES OF n"gl"ctiuS Inc- bowels
ninp-tcnthS of all sickness would be
quickly remcdied. Thousands disregard
the warning symptoms. until discas"
nolds them with q fatal clutch. Unless
impurities find their tatulal outlet
through the bowels. they ara thrown
rack into tho system, who're they poison
IN, blood and deposit germs that fire.
uuentIv end IN serious ifincss
Dali bowel movement o. a matter Of
suptcna importance. Il - the great
secret Of good health. Disregard OF
this Fundamental natural law wrecks
thousands Of lives every year Con-
stipHtion causes more deaths than con
SUMPTION or typho' T. IA" body cannot
rrrrsiu healthy WHOM tn! novels arc
cohgcstcd they must move at regular
Intervals 10 ,u"r do not. sickness IS
tho certain penalty.
EVERY mou and W0ulau Who values
Iifr and health should Use Bcccham s
pills Turv arc q V'-ttiN" cure FOR
constipation. aud .NT,t an poisons
from the system. KY Inc stumach
sweet. aud the novels regular and
healthy This grant .gt-, table laNatiy"
r,ltct,s and cures FthDusn"ss SICK
headache. Dizziu'ss. Indigestion. Net-
vuuSutss Font It'atr. chills. In
souula Etutshes ou the skin ana sIl
svmptouls tUgt .uJt.a ate logged bowels
o. lr-a...i ,10'. -.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
In Society

Miss Fletz will give a dinner We'd
nesday evening in honor of Miss Cor
inne Palms.
Mrs. B. c. Whitney went TO New
York Wednesday to attend the Nation
al convention of the Daughters OF
1912.
The ladies of the Blessed Sacra-
ment church will give a euchre party
in the school hall Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hilsendegan en-
tertained at dinner Tuesday evening
in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Par
sons, of New York, afterwards giving
a box party for their guests In the De-
troit opera house.
A moving picture entertainment. ac-
cOmpanied by illustrated solos, will he
given for the soldiers in the Army Y.
NJ. G. A. in Fort Wayne. Friday even
ing Miss Elizabeth Suns, soprano,
and Mrs. G.. w. Houge, pianist, will
furnish the musical numbers.
"'rhe Talk of the Town" one OF the
most successful musical medleys OF
the season, will be given in the Liz
Guard armory the evenings OF Feb.
and .. under the auspices of the
Frankln-St. Settlement Day Nursery
and kindergarten. The coach. Donald
Macdonald. man OF varied talents
and wide experience has given this
production with great success at Sher-
rvs in New York and other places. The
choruses. songs and dances will be
given by the young people. who made
such a success in the Franklin Street
Settlement vaudeville performance
last spring. and by other local talent
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
TO OUR
RURAL ROUTE
SUBSCRIBERS

We know that every one OF
our good friends means to re-
new his or her subscription.
That goes without saying.
doesn't IL? We are glad to
believe that not one OF you
will willingly miss the visits
OF THE DETROIT TIMES.
So, feeling that the TO
newals are quite sure. we are
going to ask a favor. We
want you to renew EARLY.
Don't put II off. Sit down
now and renew your subscrip-
ton. Il will be credited from
the time now paid for. and IL
won't be a bit more trouble
to send 1t today than next
month.
This seems a little thing to
ask, we know. but IL means a
great deal TO us. BY commenc-
ing row 10 renew your sub
scriptions for next year, you
will help us wonderfully In
tiding over the rush OF bust
ness which always comes dur
ing the latter part OF Deem
Der and January. There will
be less likelihood OF mistakes.
We shall be able to be prompt
to serve you better, and
that, above all things. Is what
we desire.
Renew your subscriptions
NOW; ask your neighbor TO
send with you; put In a sub
scription for some one 70
whom you feel the paper will
prove a blessing-and the
blessing will return TO you
many fold.
THE DETROIT TINES.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

Brushaber. POI Gratiot-ave., has a
big sale OF genuine CHARTERED Oak
Chiffoners for only 1886. See adver-
tisement in this issue.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06

Figures gathered b. the government
show that the average American con.
sunes half his weight, or S2.G pounds
OF sugar year.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
PICTURE SHOWS
GET INJUNCTION

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Supreme
Court Justice Blackmar. in Brooklyn,
Today granted the temporary injunc-
lion asked for by the owners OF SEQ
moving picture shows ia Greater New
Hork. restraining the mayor from
[.losing their places. The mayor or-
|iered these places closed just before
christmas.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
cHOKES TO DEATH
EATING RAW MEAT

BOSTON. Jan. 6.-Florence Sulli-
ban. a naval veteran who was accus-
bmed to eat but one meal n day. was
hoked to death today while eating a
|iece of raw steak. He purchased the
heat in a restaurant and started 10
lat AZ hastily in the street.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
ASTOR MAKES SON
WALDORF AN EDITOR

LONDON. Jan 6.-That society
which is Bohemian enough TO be in
elbow touch with the Bohemia that
is OF Fleet-st. is much amused To learn
that Waldorf Aston, Jr, has been ap-
pointed editor of his fathers Pail Mall
Gazette. 10 succeed Sir Douglas
Straight, one of London's veteran ed
itors.
Young Astor knows nothing about
journalism, even of the London vari
ETY., but London society thinks he is
learning rapidly, because the Gazette
came out with this novel notice at the
top of the editorial column this week
The editor Is at home TO call
ers between 1870 and 1890
daily.
London wonders what would hap
pen to the new millionaire editor II
some low person were rude enough &c
call at the Office after 1890 with a
real live news item. Meanwhile AS
tors Pail Mall GaZette's circulation
continues TO decrease. II has one OF
the smallest calculations possessed by
any respectable two-cent paper pub
lished in London.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
JOURNALIST GETS PLUM.

|MENOMINEE. Mich, Jan. 6.-Roger
a. Andrews, editor and publisher Of
his city, Is to be appointed commits
Eoner OF mineral statistics by Gov.
Eerner. NJ. Andrews is an enter
Using newspaperman and has made
great success in the journalist
ksld in the upper peninsula. He
Wrongly supported Taft and Warner
airing the recent campaign.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-06
MT. CIemens Firm Bankrupts.

Benhennick Il Brush. shoe dealers
y Mt. Clemens, have filed bank
|aptcy petition. The liabilities of the
|rm are $500. while the assets fig
re up to $500. including a $4,000
lock on which there is mortgage of
1000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-04
LA CASA LnGUBRD Xxx

do los papeles de su primo, ha descubierto cierta memorial
relativa a ella, asegurandole en- case de suceder "algo" Il
SUI ilustre p~ariente TN premio de cuantas lectures puedan
exigirsele, y ese premio alcanza q contrastar al devorador
dragon del aburrimiento que la asedia.
Los primes Sc abstienen cast todos de ir a Chesney- Void,
tan 10 hacen en- la estaci6n de la GAIA. Llegada esta en- ell
parque y en- los campos resuenan escOpetazos y los guardas
con algunos monteros vas a esperar al acostumbrado punto
de reunion a dos 6 tres parientes fastidiOsos. Ell debil pri-
mo a quien ell l1gubre .aspecto de aquellos lugares debilita
mas aun, cae en- profundo abatlmientO ash que entra en- Ell
castillo, Y suspira reclinado en- los almohadones de los sofas
cubiertos con fundas, .asegurando que aquena carcel vie
ia E internal solo puede servir para cementerio".
La 6nica solemnidad que Chesney Void procura actual
mente 4 Volumnia solo Sc presenta muy de cuando en- GUAM
do, al tratarse de hacer algo en- bene6ciO del pals dignando-
sc honrar con SUI presencia I'm bale p1blico. En- aquellos
dias solemnes La silfde, vestida como en- sus amos juveniles,
hace gozosa, escoltada por sms primes, las catorce milas que
Ia separan del salon de elecciones, transformado en- salon
de bale, despues de haber sido en- todos los trescientos Sc
senta y cinco dias de los amos ordinarios, una especie de al
macen de trastos viejos lleno de mesas y sillas con la cabeza
al suelo y los pies al aire.
Y en- verdad que la bella Volumnia cautiva entonces todos
los corazones por su condescendencia, SUI algeria candida
y sus gracias tan infantiles como en- la epoca en- que ell g-
neral, cuyas viejas mandibulas han sido ahora rejuveneci-
das pOr una dentadura complete, no habia comprado aun
sus dientes = muelas s dos guineas L. piesA s-@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-04
FOR CARLOS DICKEN

dsrs ingzss, y que al cerrar la noche dice una voz SEGA con
tono inAexible las siguientes %palabras: "Pero este no 10
dieu 4 mi lnuIer. es fuerza conservar Ia discipline"
Las pleas del castillo estan cast todas cerradas, y va
no sc ense6an 4 nadie. Sir Leicester permanece la mayor
parte del da en- 81 salon, y ocupa Ell e su lugar acostum-
brado delante del retrato de milady.
Llegada La noche solo Sc iuminaba ell espacio contenldo
Ell Ell biombo que cIerra ell snio que 81 ocupa, y en- ell resto
de la yastisima saIa va disminuyendo la luz gradualmente
hasta que ne queda ninguna. Transcurrido alg1n tempo
toEa Ia luz Sc e~xtinguira para sir Leicester, y la h1meda
puerta del mgasoleo. tan acknowledgements cerrada Sc abrira
para recj1rle.
VoTumnla, euyo carmin es mas fuerte y la tez mas amari-
lIenta q proportion que los amos pasan, lee al baron en- las
largas veladas de lnvlernO; y entire cuantOs recursos emplea
para disimuIar sus bostezos, la introduction del collar de
perIas entire sus Iabios sonrosados es aun ell mas efcaz y con
mas frecuencla e1npIeado- Sus habituales lecturas son fro
aseadas hUmiIlas sotre La question Doodle y Buffy en- las
que Sc demuestra que Buffy es Immaculate y Doodle I'm
maIvado, que la nacion CORE al precipicio declarandose por
este, no pr ell otro, y que l Estado Sc salvaria dando la
preferencia al primero en- lugar del segundo les necesario
de tOda necesidad que sea unO de los dos, pues fuera de
clos nadie puede hacer cosa buena para la naci6n).
Sir Leicester NO sc cura muchO de clio y q 10 que parece
lie interesan POGO los debates, 10 cual no quta que Sc despier-
te as( que Volumnia Sc atreve 4 suspender su lectura, y que
repitiendo con VOC sonora la Ultima palabra, lie ~pregunte
con cierto disgusto 81 sc encuentra va cansada. VOlumnia,
empero, que tiscandoy enredando revuelve de veg en- GUAM
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-04
A @1.6O

Ks do mucha utilidad, 10 s6ae pazA
los Abogados, Certes Judieiales, Xy1n-
tamientos. G~orpgraeionss = snplsa0D
do todos los ramos, sinV tambi6a para
log c~omereiantes, industriales = pszss-
mas de negocios, 81 conoeimientN Do La
Leyes de Puerto Rico a~pr0badas Per
las C4maras y 81 Console BJeeHFv1 n
81 pasado ano dc 1857.
Sc venden 8 $50 en- d Mbrerla 4el
Dol01ra MOr0altR,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-04
Sc VENDE

En- Ell pob1ado de Hucares, Jurisdiction de NaguaDo, un
hermoso rredio de terreno a~propdsito para solares, que mide
mas de cinco mil metros cuadrados, ventajosamente situado en-
la: ca1le deiIEspana, frente al mar, del cual recibe ~saludables
brisas4
En- dicho terreno hallanse enc1avadas tres casas de made
"a techadas de hero ga1vanizado, adecuadas una para wien
da, otra para estab1ecimiento mercantil. y la otra para peonaje
con TN a1gibe de mamposteria.
Quien interese la adguisici6n de dichas fncas, puede
dirigirse a
SuCrs. de N. LOmba & Co.
San Juan, P. r.