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Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

THE Mexico Shoe Factory, undel
the management Of the Morris Broth
ers, is one of the most successful
manufacturing establishments In the
West anywhere. This factory is run
ming full time every week day in the
year, and the demnad for its output
is much larger than its capacity. We
trust that arrangements will be made
so that the building may be enlarged
in order that double the number o.
people may be employed. The Nor
ris Brothers are efficient managers
and are very popular, not only witt
their employees, but with the citizens
and the business men Of Mexico gen
orally. This institution is doing Its
part toward making Mexico a city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
RE.opENEp pREssMAklno s1op

Miss Kathryn Mexican, who for.
merly conducted a dressmaking estab.
ilshment over the Morris & Abbay
dry goods store. has re-opened her
shop in the Tinsley building, Just
east OF the postoffice, and would be
glad to have her friends and custom.
ers call and see her. d2t.w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

The first of four 5000 horse power
General Electric alternating current
motors, the largest in. the world in
the rail-mill of the United States
Steel Corporation at Gary, Ind, was
recently started successfully.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
2 t2CENT RATE IS GEN.
ERALIH MISSOURI FROM
MAY Isl ON-PEACE NOW

Through the initiativeof the Bur
iinaton, which Friday announced that
II will apply a flat rate Of 2 ~ cents
a mile on and after May I, this rate
will become effective generally. &c
eordIna to a taeIt understanding, all
other railroads operating In Missouri
will establish the same rate, and
the expectation Is that Governor Had
ley will withdraw the injunction case
pending IN the ST. Louis Circuit cour
In the opinion OF attorneys. the
1-2cent rate. being flat, contains nc
element of discrimination. Beins
announced Independently by eaef
road, there is no suggestion of com
bination, and, being in accord witt
the recommendation of Federal Judg'
Smith Mcpherson, is in harmony witt
the litigation involving the cardina
points in the Missouri rate-law con
test.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
MOVE TO THIS I
TO RESIDE

10 RESIDE,
Price Hulen and family, of Cen
tra''a, have moved to this city to
reside. MI. Hulen will conduct a
dray business,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE

Any n desiring lots on which to
build residence will secure a bargain
by calling at this office. These lots
are well situated in a good neigh.
borhood. Cheap for cash. d&w-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
A Healing saIve for Burns, chappec
Hands and Sore Nipples.

AS a healing salve for burns, sores
sore NIPPLES and chapped hands Cham
berlain's Salve rs most excellent. i
allays the pain Of a burn almost in
most instantly, and unless the in
jury is very severe. heals the parts
without leayinga scar. Price, Csc.
For sale by all druggists.
Mrs. Barker-"I was given up by
one Of u best doctors, no hope, dis
.heartened, took HOLSTERS Rocky
Tea as a last resort; it
saved my life." Greatest remedy for
women. rs cents, Tea or Tablets.
.riswell Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
A GOOD FRIEND IN

TIME OF NEED
No one al have a better frient
when troubled with collie or diarrhoea
than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera an
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t always cures
For sale by all druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Robert M. Brown,
ExD>~ .
JUMBO iii
MEXICO, MO
dft-5-6t

French Peroheron Stallion, Register
ed Nation French Draft-1624e, Vol.
10. Black gray, with star. Foalsd on
May %, 1906. Bred by r. p. Stroller,
Lexington, III. A good actor and
good bone. Weighs 1900 lbs.
sIre-Jumbo u, 1os3s he by esllIh
fo475 (22s32) out Of Daisy 1882 shs
by Lorin s277 (2oso2),
BelIlni to47s (22ss2) he by Sultan
(47t3) he by Hayard I, he by PIcadOr
Dam-FIora 1905 she by BslilM
to47s (22s32) out Of Catherine siss
(1s9s7) she by LampeIro (65sO) no b,
valiant (4o4) no by Prosper 1885,
he by Decide 1922 Vieux Plsrs
(ss4) he by Coco (7t2) he by MlsO~
(715) he by Jean lie Blanc (739.
- Mile west IA south Of Benton
City, on the old Day farm. s12 to In
sure colt to stand and suck.
Parties trading or selling mares tho
Insurance 10 due.
Care will be taken In breeding
mares, but not responsible for any
accidents.
It 6 RpaSlpv
Owner and Keeper,
Benton City, No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Breeders, Attention

The following stations will
the season Of 1903 at tn. r''
Grounds al Mexico, Mo. y"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
The Weekly Ledger
R. NJ. WHITE. Editor and Proprietor

NICE, dressy show windows always
help a store and attract trade. Mer-
chants are waking up 10 this fact.
The Criswell Drug Co. are featuring
the windows on their new front and
keeping them prettily arranged with
new matter regularly.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

Mrs. J. r. Marshall and daughter,
Miss Eva, left Tuesday for LaJunta,
Colorado, on a visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

NH<P GilAN ADbIhHlAH'
John Johnston and family and MIS-
Porter Thompson spent Sunday with
Claude Burton and wife, of Hallsyllie.
Misses Anna and Louisa Littreh
spent a few days last week in yen
tralia the guests of Miss Ruth BLACK
Prof.. John Carter and wife, OF Par'
is, are visiting at the home Of lsoHl
Watkins,
Last Sunday lightning struck o
Darn belonging to Elmer Llewellyn.
destroying it together with a lot Oh
gram and farming tools. -.
Johnas Graves residence caugnl
IRE from lightning the same day, Dw
was damaged but little.
Rev. Burrows will preach at Mace
donia next Sunday morning and er
ening.
J, Graves spent last week in Arm
strong.
Leslie White, of Moberly, spenl
several days last week visiting Henry
White.
Born to the wife of VIII Ess, s
daughter.
Miss Ava Boyd has returned to her
home In Centralla after spending seS'
Boyd.
Mrs. Richard Neal spent last week
WIN her daughter. Mrs. r. o. Doyle
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Dick Norton 45l4O

Dick Norton, black horse. wh,,.
hind heels, foaled 1904, stands "a
hands high, weighs 1850 pounds. \.
is very fast and extremely handsor,
horse, being the grandson Of tn. ara,
sire, Grattan. His dam, Monsult,. nv
Sultan, the great California Dir,
With very little work and tralulw
he has shown better than a 2:3O cls
Breeders who desire good roadster
or horses that will bring the hluh
dollar should see this handsom,
grandson of Grattan. He will max.
the season of 1909 at the Bal,
Grounds, this city, for sis to Insur.
mare in foal.
For particulars and all other lntOr.
nation regarding these horses, ad.
dress
Robert M. Brown,
MEXICO. MO.
dft-5-6t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

Notice to the Public.
l will no longer be responsible for
Magic Dulsey Schneiders debts con
tracted by her in the future. d1-w1t
Albert Schneider.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22

Dick Helm, formerly of this city
now a resident OF Springfield, ILL.,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
BROUGHT HOME
KENTUCKY SQUIRREL

NENT UCKY 5uUIHhIH'
John Burgess n home from JACK
Son, Brethet county, Ky. He ar
rived safely In kentucky with John
webb who had been quite III. MT.
burgess brought q ground squirrel
nome to his little son. He says
after In Missouri Kentucky doesn't
look good to him any longer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Our Full Wrought Hickory
Buggy S49.95.

Split Hickory Gears, Pinch Hard Wood Body
stills and hard word bottom. Full bolted, Split
hickory wheels. Warranted 2 years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Season of 1909

at my stables | "a miles west of Mo
llno and 10 miles north of Mexico, tn
Following stock will make the pres
emit season:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Studebaker Wagons

are fully guaranteed in every recpect.
Hickory axels, all oak gearing, boxes clean
poplar, thorough workmanship throughout.
In buying a wagon it pays to know that it
is made by a responsible firm with a repu-
tation. Prices right. Terms to suit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
GAINESVILLE Corn Planters

plants 2, 8 or A grains in a hill, while you are going
along without stopping team or moving from YOU
seat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1909-04-22
Mack Donald 2445
ArvpRAIN.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

lGr. ana Mrs. T. 6. Heron. was ssri- ousiy hurt late yesterday afternoon py falling from the back porch to the ground. The little fellow fell . dis tance Of about fifteen feet on his head. and has been in an unconscious condi- tion since.
 Next week will be live one in . political way in Taiispoosa. Emmet o'Neai is billed for four spsschss in the county during the week AEatnst the arnsndment. His appointments are for Camp Hili. Dsdsviiis. Jackson's 0sp and Alexander City. The amendment forces will have all day rallies at Eu- fauia Monday: New Site. Tuesday. and Cow Psnss W4dnssdAy. with dinner on the ground. and Hon. I. Thomas Hefiin as chisf> speaker. Judge K. A. T.. cumbee, for twelve years Judge of probate of this county. now of Bar bour County. win make eight speeches in the county in the sinterest of the amendment during the week.
 pr, A. P. Montague. $President of Howard College, will speak at Jack sons Gap this afternoon 1t o'clock. ana preach at the Dadevilie Baptist church tomorrow at the morning ser vice. T.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
FORMS NEW COMPANY.
 .e----. Re-arrsngemsnt sf cadet Corps st 'Au-

Auburn, Oct. 30.-(Special. ).-By general order issued from military headauarters of the Alabama Poiytecn- rllc Institute today, new company. U, was formed. This was necessitated by the largely increased attendance.
 The regiment Is divided into two bat. talions with four companies In one and three In the other. The roster ef of- ficers Is as follows:
 Regimental staff--cadst Capt. D. M. Clements, Adjutant; t;sCadet Capt. J. F. Hutchinson, Quartermaster.
 Regimentai non-commissioned Staff Cadet Sergeant J. E. Davis. Sergeant Major; Cadet Sergeant T. N. Francis, Quartermaster Sergeant.
 First Battalfon--Cadet Major M. A. Smith: Cadet Lieutenant p. R. Stauf- facher. Adjutant; Cadet Serg. E. F. Pearce, Sergeant Major.
 Company A--Captain, c. E. Blue; First Lieutenant. W. T. Ewing; Second Lieutenant, W. M. Perdue; First Ser reant, !. R. Cater. Second Sergeant, B. A. AWoeten; Sergeant, R. W. Chapman
 Company B--captain, NJ. Lothrop; First lieutenant. H. H. Davis; Second Lieutenant. W. L. Ewing; First Ser geant, W. W. Alexander: Sergeant, E' H. Mccowen; Sergeant. H. Nj. John- stone, Sergeant. J 4. McGuirk. Company C---Captain. A. l.. Young First Lieutenant, A. H. VanDuzeri First Lieutenant, L. M. Dinsmore; Sec. ond Lieutenant. J. c. Faikner; First ;ergeantrG. Lotfrep; aser9eaRkp sAVsH HW. Boyd; Sergeant, J. W. Bivins. sry,sv5 5ts
 Company G--Captain, J. M. Spear man: Lieutenaiitss C.sE. iMohns;$ A. g. Noble; First Sergeant. l. M. Moseleyi Sergeants. L. P. Fort, T. J. Miles.
 Second Battafion--cadet Major. ". HC. Oliver: Cadet lieutenant. !. F. Reeves. Adjutant; Cadet sergeant K. A. stratford. Sergeant Major.
 Company D--Captain, R. s. Boyd; First lieutenant. c. L. Speake; First Lieutenant. E. L. Davis; Second Lieu tenant, R. w. Moorei First Sergeant !. K. Greene; Sergeants, c. T. Mich. ois. W. A. Hicks. W. S. Bonner. E Company E--Captain. L. Kelly; E. L. Davis. First Lieutenant; First Lieuten- ant. T. H. Edwards: First Sergeant ,E. l.. Caton: Sergeants, L. A. Scar- brough; E. R. Ragiand, W. o. Win. ston.
 Company F--Captain. J. c. Smith; First Lieutenant, c. c. Yonge. First Lieutenant. J. M. Gillespy: Second lieutenant. R, B. JanBey; First Ser geant. l.. D. Fuller Sergeants. R. J, Malone tColor SergeAntl. w, D. Hall R.. B. centerft. R., B wright.
 Company K--Captain. J. P. Hutch eson; Lieutenant, D. M. Moore; Ser. gesnt. T. NJ. Francis.
 Band-Captain. J, J. Reyes; Leuten. ant. B. Well: Drum Major. J. P. Hu' ger; Sergeant. O. c. Clements; Ser geant. !. R. Liddell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
LUMBER MEN SURRENDER
V. .. HARLAN AND AssocaATEs IN
 COURT.
ApDesr h Hassss Csrpus Prscseainss
 Before JudGs JOnse-DP. Grace, , h Canada, Allowed Addition- al sixty Days.

Pensacola. Fla. oct. so.--tspeeiai.)--- W. S. Harlan. manager of the Jackson Lumber Company; c. c. Hilton. Robert Gallagher and s. E. Hugsins. of the same company. all of Lockhart. Ala, surrendered to the United States Court this morning according to their prom. lee of yestsrday. Tonight they are at liberty, their counsel being their custo- diaps pending ay decision on writ of habeas corpus. which was immediately sued out by the attorneys to test the validity of their conviction
 The hearing came up before Judge Jones of the Middle pistrict of Ala hama, who came here Thursday night to hear the case. All the afternoon was consumed by the court in hearing motions on the writ. Of .habeas corpus and Monday morning hs will bear arr eumsnts and render his deeision.
 pr. w. E. Grace. one of the i've de- ssndAnfs in the proceeding. did not ap- pear. bnf upon request of coun1ei he was not declared . fugitive. but couh- sel allowed sixty dats in, which to produce him in court. Counsel stated that .hA is now In Canada and cannot hs reached within twenty days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
CANNOT LEAVE OLD HOME
WOMAN PREFERS DEATH rO NOV.
Upop Learning of Husband's Intention of ChanGiag Place of Abode. shs Uses Shotgun With
 Fatal Result.

Luverne Oct. 3o--fSpeciaI.) )---rhs news was received here yesterday that the wife of A J. cubstead. . women of herself with a shot gun.
 Mir. Cubstead was at Luverne when the tragedy occurred. He was intend- ing to move to Luverne In few days and 1t was understood that Mrs. Cub stead did not want to move to Lu- verne. No other reason was assigned for the rash act. 7ss
 Mrs Cubstead had been in bad health for a number of years and had been living near Patsburg for four teen years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
Picture Frames Made to order. Tresslar's Studio.
Grade Wins s1o,oOo.

JohannisthaL Germany. Oct. 30-- Hans Grade. the German aviator today won the Lang prize of $10.00o. He complied with all the conditions, flying 2 1-2 kilometres. Ca little more than A mile and a half) In two minutes and forty-three seconds. The competition was restricted to aeroplanes construct. ed in Germany by German builders and propelled by German made motors The prize was given by pr. Lanz, merchant of Mannheim. who was present today. After receiving the prize. Grade made two more flights of five minutes each in his monoplane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
rnss,sute Ra,sss Money

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. so--rrankiin Institute. q social settlement. brought to . successful conclusion here today It's campaign for sso.oo0 in contribu- tions. began in order to secure c like amount from Thomas W. Swope, who died early this monthI Mir Swope proposed to rive the institution ESQ., for . new building. his desire being that it should be modelled as closely ss possible after Hull House. In Chi cago. MT. swope's note for the amount is now In escrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
WILL EATEN SALARIES
uAYoRss FAY MAY DE RAISED nY e Fa. COUNCIL.
salary Ccmmsftss of Five AIdsrpuer
 win Hold Ftnst sessien Mon- " day After 5. i. ....s J s..ls n0on. .st

The Council Committee on salaries will hold meeting in the Council Chamber at the City Hall Monday af- ternoon at o'clock. to consider ad- iustment of saiariea and other business not disposed of at meeting held last Tpesday.
 The committee win make . report to the Council at it's meeting Monday night and changes In the salaries of several departments will be recom. rhendsd,
 The prospective changes. in nearly every case to be increases. will be made in the water. police, sanitary and en- rineer's once, while the Mayors sal ary will be fsttened considerably.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

Chicago. Oct. so-Thomas Gay. of streator. Iil.. charged with swindling James Tisrney, of the same city out of si0,oo0 by means of . fake wrest- linz match. was arraigned before tinted states Comnlissionsr Foote here today. Gay Is alleged to be a member of the gang against which numerous indictments have been returned at omaha. He will be taken to the tat ter city for trial.
 The fake match is alleged to have taken place at New Orleans on Janu- ary 24, last. between Gay and Harry Wright. Gay fell to the mat. 1t is charged. apparently suffering from q hemorrhage. which in reality is said to have been produced from 6 clever iy concealed rubber vessel.
 Lace curtains, pOrtier curtains, blankets and fura should he dry clean- ed., We do the best.
 French Dry Cleaning Co.,,
 POS Dexter. Phone 1I8.,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
Nsysi Ca.e Ar,ses.

Cincinnati. oct. so-ror the first tima the question of physical connect ion of electric and steam roads came before the interstate Commerce Com. mission in q hearing today before Spe cial Commissioner Mccormick. The Cincinuati and Columbus. Traction Company. complained that the Raiti. more md Ohio. Norfolk ana Western. and Cincinnati. Lebanon and Northern RAilroads rsfused to enter freight and trafi1c arrangements with electric lines. The hearing will be continued
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
, : Npsys, OF ALIcEvILLE. \
Train scheaaIes asvnf Be improved on s. .s,sfs.s4 a Railroad.

Aiiceville. Oct. 3o.--tspecial. )-The A. T. and N Raffroad Company has is- sued a new schedule to take effect Monday. Nov. 1, putting on freignt train to make connection with Mobile and ohic trains Nos. fo5 and l0e, and a sMsht, change in the present passen- ger schedule.
 By means Of the new schedule. it is now possible for passengers to make the trip to Columbus and return the same day.
 The "sweet Family" was presented in the local nall last night by the young women of the Alicevilie Aead- emy, under the direction of Misses Long and Chiles of the faculty. assist ed by the other members of the faculty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
pefends French schooIn.

TarIs, Oct. 5U-Deputy Dessoya
 president of the Educational Leagus today issued an appeal to RepublIcan. of all shades of opinion to defend ths .nubltc school system against the Cath olic boycott. He considers the situa. tion serious as a result of the. church engaging a9tlvely in polite in an at- tempt to rS9yain its lost privileges. The
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
wILLETT AT ALICEvILLE.
Good Sized Audience Hears Speecl
 ARninat Amendment

Good Sized Audience Hears Speech
 Against Amendment.
 Aliceville. Oct. 30.-(Special.)- )--Ex- Senator W. D. windsam of Cochrane. introduced E. D. Willett of Calhoun County to the voters of the town this morning in an appropriate manner. af- ter which Mfr. Willett addressed the as- sembly in opposititon to the proposed amendment.
 Mir. willett is formerly of this county. and well known. and as an elo- quent speaker has made quite a repu- tation throughout the county.
 An audience of about 100 persons or more listened attentatively to dis course of about two hours length. Sev- eral visitors from neighboring towns were present. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
STATES MONEY E GOING FAST Pay Rel VII Dwindle Funds
 to $20,0OO. MalN DRAW THEIR SALARIES Bslance VIII Net Meet Demands of
 Schools. sAat osvsraos csnsr Has AIrsady Ar sassss ass Lsss l. esssrai ns- Mi. TAsssA nesuns
 K.swa o.iy te
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AGN DRAW THEIR SALARIES

rhS d~indiInS etats rreasury dwin- alel befoeptfbly yetssrday when many of tne Stats empfovss drew their monthly AAiafies, The States pay roll Amoonta. ins alI to about t40,0o0. in- cludine the salaries of the judiciary ana solfcitofs. and Of all departments. With this amount withdrawn from the TfsAsury. II is likeiy that before the end of the week, when the warrants will be returned, the cash balance will be diminished to t20.0o0.
 That the long anticipated deficit VIII mAterfAiixe within two weeks is the outlook. The money that should 70 10 the schools. and which is to be paid out about November 20. will in itself amount to more than the szo.ooo bal. Rnce.
 It l. the general belief that Cover nor Conner has already arranged for . loan to tide over the period of no funds.t The details as to the loan. which was arranged by the Governor hineif. are kept in the dark so far, but that every detail Is settled is doubted by none. The condition of the Treasury and the inevitable deficit has been apparent to Governor Conner as much as to any other person in the State. a
 1nasmuch az Governor Conner will be out of Montgomery much of this week further supports the plausibility of the supposition that every detail is settled, and that the borrowed money will &C., crue to reinforce the Treasury the mos ment the last of the funds disap- pears.
 Governor Conner was in Dale County yesterday, the scene of former speak ing excursion of his during the present campaign. He spoke at Ariton yes- terday. and will be back in Montgom- cry tonight and for . short time Mon- : day Tomorrow he win leave the city for Birmingham, where he will be one of the throng to welcome President Taft upon his arrival there
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
NEGRO SHOT ON STREET
 AND ASSAILANT HELD

Defending himself from alleged in-s suits and an attack when he attenipt- ed to collect debt due him. H. L.. Bray, proprietor of loan once and. well known about Montgomery. shot and dangerously wounded Flournoy Reed, negro. early. yesterday morn ing, near the corner of Monroe and North Court Streets
 Bray was arrested and turned over to deputy sheriff upon a warrant is- sued from the court of NJ. H. Screws, charging him with assault with intent to murder. He was released on $5oe bond &
 The negro was taken to St Marga- ret's Hospital for treatment. Late reports from the hospital are that his condition was prevarfous. but 1t could not be said whether he would die. He is shot through the body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
EUFAULA PIoNEER DEAD.
Mrs. MarEart Dies After Fffteer Years of suHering.

Years of suffering.
 Eufaula, Oct. 30.--(SpeciaL l--Mrs. J. P. Margart died at her home here last night from the inirmities of old age Mrs Margart was perhAps the oldest resident citizen of this county. where she had resided all her life. and was widely known. Her age ts given at 95 years.
 Physicians pronounced her case hopeless fifteen years ago. when she was thought to have been slowly sink ing from pulmonary troubles.
 She was A iife-long member of the Lutheran faith. of whicn her husband { was a minister. She Is survived by two sons. Frank and Sam Margart. s8f this county besides numerous grand. : children and great grand children.
 The funeral will be held from the First Methodist Church tomorrow af- ternoon ut o'clock. and every min ister of the city will participate in the exercises, after which the body will be buried in Fair yoew Ceme- tery. @ta a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
neean. AItstuA. RecortI.

London. Oct. 3o--Flyfng over the Brooklands motor track today, Louis Paulham. the French aviator. broke the English record for altitude. reach- ing the height of 72o feet He used . biplane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

we take nofhiag out of ysur slstAea hat the ant !
 French Dry Cleanins Co,
 101 Dexter. 'Phons 1lA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
MONDAY SPECIALS.

Full Cream Cheese, per ib... ..... zoe 8 cans Globe MilI<, large size... .. .2Se c cans cIobe sltlk, suaIi siEe. ..2Se Large Dooley Yan Sweet Potatoes,
 DGeAss ......ss t..... s1S suoosk Waite Irish Potatoess peek .2Scl bottles Aneericmn woreesfer sauce -1ne
 BROCK GROCERY CO, . sve sn'sos fErs0 FoSd as98fe2. Y W
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
ic1eee1 ouara nine seassn Enas.

Tho nnArine hoApftal servfce today announesd that the closed quarantine. seaAon will come to m end tomorrow and the port physician and his asstst- have spent the summer at the duAran- tine station across the bay. will come to the city. as all vessels arriving In port will be allowed to come direct to portff Instead of going to qusrantins for Inspection.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31
Exports snow Incresse

According to statements conpiisd by customs, osyicials tontght, exports from Psnsacoia dufine thls month had q yaluation of nsarly a, s,ooo.ooo showing . Dir increase over the prevtous months business. Much cotton and naval stores were shipped during tho month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-31

Duke of Orleans today issued . man ifssto cordially supporting the action of the French Episcopate in condemn. ing certain text books.