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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
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BRAzrL,s EXPORTS INCREASE.


De.n,te Limitation OF Coffee Trade, Ex-
ports are Large.
Washington, Sept. 26.-Brazil, con-
trary t. expectation. showed an IN
crease Of about rs per cent. In her ex-
ports for the half Of 1903. as COM
pared with the same period of 1908, &C
cordine to Consul George Anderson. OF
Rio de Janeiro. 1t was expected that
the exports will be nearer normal ow-
ing to the Limitation of the coffee ex-
ports. but this expectation faiied OF
realization owing to the extraordinary
shipments made in anticipation OF this
Limitation.
The Imports, however, showed con.
siderable falling off. For the hrst haii
of 1909 the imports amounted TO Se@'-
17o s1s against s9O,1S4,235 for the same
neriod of 1908, and $91,507, 500 for the
corresponding time of 1907. The I'M
ports from all countries haveI been ar
fected by this decrease, but the Consul
General says the United States seems
to be suffering little more than the
average. All reports from the United
States have shown decrease except
leather, kerosene and lumber, when
have Increased 6.5 per cent; IL per
cent. ana as per cent. respectively.
This increase in the kerosene and lnm-
her imports for the United States tend
ed TO keep up the general average. :.
Notable increases in the prices OF all
articles of export were experienced,
particularly rubber.
sneaking of the prospects for the
imports for the second half of the year
the Consul General says they are not
encouraging. However, he says, there
no doubt will be an enormous increase
in the shipments of coffee. owing to the
EFFORTS of the trade to anticipate the
enforcement of the limit of s,500,ooo
bags to be shipped from the State OF
Sac Paulo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
NEWS OF EUFAULA.


senimes' Anniversary Exercises Held
by U. ID. G.
Eufauia, Sept. 2S.-(Special. lin.
teresting exercises 'commemorating the
Tooth anniversary Of Admiral Raphael
Semmes were held at the Carnegie Au-
ditorium here yesterday afternoon un-
der the auspices Of the U. D. c.. OF
the city The program was opened
with prayer which was offered by Rev.
o. s. WEIGH of the First Metho dist
Church, and was followed by the sing
ing of Alabama" by q chorus Of young
boys and girls, which was an tspe-
cially pleasing feature. Mayor Nc
Dowell then introduced Hon. Henry d.
Clayton who greatly entertained his
hearers in a most interesting address
pertaining to the great naval hero of
Alabama. in which he outlined his his
tory and paid a glowing tribute to his
dauntless deeds of courage. This was
followed by a reading by a member o.
the Alabama Brenau faculty, viii. b
was greatly enjoyed.
The long protracted dry spell has
been ideal for picking cotton In this
section and all that has been market ed
here so far has been of an especially
fine grade. At the price now prevail
ing farmers are greatly re1oiced over
be on as good IL not better footing
than last year.
The pensioners of st. James Epis-
copal Church here are interesting
themselves in the matter of resuming
work on the new church edifice. A
committee of ladies has been asking
donations of the business men and have
succeeded in raising quite sum to be
applied In that way. At the last meet
ing of the vestry Messrs. ]. c. Flour
noy, B. j Whitlock and A. NJ. Brown
were appointed as trustees OF the fund.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
REWARD IS LARGER
yIRGINIANs WANT sLAYERs OF
ENTIRE FAMILY.
Governor swanson Offers SUM for Cap
ture Of Human Fiends who Muf-
dered Members Of Mead
Owa Family.

Richmond. Sept. 2s.--Rewards aggre-
eating $3.50 for the arrest OF the
parties guilty Of the murder last We'd
nesday of George Meadows. his wife.
three children and mother-in-iaw. have
been offered here. Governor Swanson
today authorized a $3.50 reward In adj
dition to the already large county and
private rewards.
Details of the crime received here
are revolving. At the scene or tne
murder were found only the skulls
and other bones, and few charred
remains OF the bodies which had been
burned in the Meadows home. The
head of Mrs. Justis. the mother OF MIS-
Meadows, had been cut OFF with an
axe and then split crosswise. The
head of one other victim had been sew
cred.
The little 2-yar old Meadows child
had crawed from the house. or else
had been carried out by Its fatner
and in attempting to enter again, mac
been burned. Meadows, 1t was found
had been shot twice, both bullets en-.
tering the right side. 1t was evident
that he was dressing when he ran from
the house and the presence of the lead
pencil In his hand indicated that ne
had attempted to make some memoran-
dunn of the crime.
Posses Join Man-Hunt.
Lexington, KY, Sept. 2s.-A repor'
from buchanan County, West virginia
lust across the Kentucky line, TO-DAY
states that over 800 men are engages
with bloodh ounds in chase over ths
mountains after the men who murdered
the Meadows family. 1t Is alleged thai
Mrs Justis had $1,000 hidden In her
home and that all was secured by the
robbers. The williams Ritter Lum.
Der Company has closed down anu
every employe ordered to assist IN the
HINT for the murderers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
ECZEMA DEF|ED
SIX HOSPITALS
Doctors Of Two Continents Could
Make No Impression on Torturing
Skin Disease - All Treatments
Failed for Nineteen Years.
THEN CUTIcURA CURED
SWIFTLY AND EASILY

az contracted my disease at school
In London. England, when was four
teen wears old II am now thirty
three. My father put me under the
care Of our family physician who dag
nosed my disease as itch. But after
receiving any benefit, ] was advised
70 20 to q hospital. ! attended the
49, Hospital, London. Then and on
two other occasions, without my get
ting any benefit, they treated me for
eczema. My next attempt was trying
different ointments from doctors and
druggists. Then tried patent medicines,
II passed examinations for govern
nent situations but was finally re-
iected at the medical examinations.
After three attempts to enlist in the
British army ] succeeded at last but was
discharged on account Of my eczema.
The disease was confined to face, arms
and legs, my face being actually raw at
times. came to America thirteen
years ago, but my face became worse;
was advised to 60 to - Hospital,
whence was sent to the - Hospital
IN Brooklyn. twas put under the care OF
Professor - but this also added to the
number Of unsuccessful attempts. l
returned home to England and tried the
Hospital. Liverpool. the -
Hospital, London. also the world-famed
London - Hospital, but without get
ting cured. / came back to America
Eve years ago. l had overlooked the
Cuticura Remedies dozens Of times,
but three months ago decided to give
Cuticura q trial and can safely say l
am cured Of one Of the most torturing
skin diseases a man ever had. Richard
Curley. New Canaan. Conn. Jan. 10. 'oe."
at am familiar with Mr.. Curley's
case and his cure and believe his state
nent to be true. John r. Burke, New
Canaan. Conn"
NorE. AN the names left blank
are given In full in Mr.. Curley's letter.
Complete External and Internal Treetnsnt fol
Every HumoF consists OF Cutleura SOAP (Zbcl v
f1esnse me skin Cuficura Ointment t50c.l 20 Hea
the Skin and cutieura Resoivent lbOc) toI " "a "a
form of Chocolate Coated Pills. Zoe per Wal q oO
TO Purify the Blood Potter Drug Chem. Corp
IS-Maiied Free. 32-page book giving description
treatment and cure OF torturtng. disngWmg humoEs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
TO ORGANIZE
AN ALLIANCE
Movement VIII Unite
Sta.e Germans.
MINNESOTA MAN In THE CITY
julius Moersch Says Nationality Is
Opposed to Amendment.
Fereisn Element L. Fighting For De-
feat Of Cener-weakIey PROPOSE
tion---Resents statement
q Laws Disregard.
MINNESOTA MAN IN THE CITY

& Tor the purpose Of forming q Ger
man-American Alliance In Montgomery
County, Julius Moersch. of st. Paul.
Mimi, President of the Alliance of
Minnesota, came to Montgomery yes
terday from Birmingham, where he had
succeeded in organizing the Germans
of jefferson County. Mr.. Moersch
spent the day In conference with local
Germans of prominence and left last
night for Birmingham and Cullman.
He will be in the State until Friday
when he will return North.
He Is regarded as German of ex-
ceptiona, education among those whom
he met yesterday. His work. he says,
IS preparatory to the organization OF
the German-American Alliance In the
state of Alabama. The formation Of
the cities and counties of the State is
preparatory to the State organization
which will be perfected next month at
Birmingham during the State Fair.
Representatives from all counties OF
Alabama where there Is considerable
number of German citizens are expect
ed TO be present.
Asked If the Germans with whom he
has come In contact favored or oppos-
ed the proposed prohibition amendment
to the Constitution, Mr.. Moersch said
that they were not only opposed To 1t,
but where fighting it's adoption with all
the power they possessed.
but I wish 1t to be understood that
the purpose of this organization is not
TO oppose the adoption OF the amend
ment." added the visiting official. THAT
would be only incidental work. The
chief aim of the German-American AL
liance In the United States is to secure
the citizenship, with all Its comforts
and rights. to the Germans who have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

"Auroras often occur as the suns
activity is dying down, but are more
likely during what we call the suns
maximum. when the greatest number
of sun spots are visible. This Is ev-
cry eleven years. The sun Is now ap-
preaching its minimum. and the max
imum will not be reached for about
five wears.
when you turn the earth in the field
of a sun spot you get current on the
earth, whiAh in turn affects the tele-
graph wires and causes trouble. Au-
roras frequently occur without affect
ing the wires: We have seen a mum.
appearance, not with the brilliant ef-
fects seen in the North.
The displays cannot be seen we'll in
the bright moonlight. such as we have
tonight. Only a very striking one
would be visible. When the moon Is
dark they can be seen to advantage.
1t is not known exactly what causes
the auroras. but It is known that the
sun spots are responsible. There is
now a large spot on the sun, and this
probably caused the disturbance not
a. %
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
P. q. BOWMAN SPEAKS
TO CULLMAN AUDIENCE

Cuilman, Sept. Hon.
P. @. Bowman of Birmingham address
ed the citizens at the Court House this
morning at IL o'clock against the con
stitutional amendment.
Mr.. Bowman made a strong appeal
and showed the people the Inconsistent
v of the adoption of the Amendments.
Mr.. Bowman won the admiration and
attention of his audience.
The Court House was filled to its
utmost capacity and much enthusiasm
was manifest, throughout the entire
address.
Mr.. Bowman will probably make
other speeches in the county before the
campaign is ended.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

dream OF my life to discover America 1t
was I who planned this expedition, and
think I am entitled to all the glory. / in
sist on being the only white man who is to
II 1 let the rest of you go ashore when we
get there, how do 1 know that you'll not
all 20 home and lecture and write books
about it9 I don't want any opposition In
those lines when get back"
"T3ut. CAP" said the mate, there's likely
enough glory for all Amt there p -
''Clory be dinged! You follows get down
below quick. and don't any OF you poke your
heads up till you hear me blow the whistle.
Gee, 1 hope Tll be able to find q couple Of
natives when get there who'll he Will
lin for a pockatkniEe or a string OF beads
10 go back With us and swear that no Morse
man ever got more than thirty miles west IT
ireland"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

Knoxville, Tenn. Sept. 2s.-The mon.
unent at Sycamore Shoals to the mem.
DRY OF the colonial soldiers who assem-.
bled there preliminary to the battle
OF Kings Mountain. will not be dedi.
Gated on Oct. z. as had been planned
At Daughters of the American Revo.
luton meeting held here today, II was
decided to defer the ceremonies unit
nag day, next June.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29

WHERE THEY CLEAN CLEAN.
French Dry Cleaning Co.,
goa Dexter. Phone lis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
YenneIa storn.Bouna .

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 2s.-With a con-
tinued northeast gale on the Virginia,
Carolina and Maryland coasts. nearly
a hundred sailing vessels, large and
small. are storm-bound in Hampton
Roads. These vessels are loaded prin-
cipally with lumber and bituminous
coal, and some are bound for Southern
ports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
LLOYD GOES UP
FOR LIFE FOR MURDER

Cullman, Sept. 2s.-(Special)-The
case of the state against Andy Lloyd
for the murder of Scott Ingram las,
summer at bis own home was tried
this morning In the Circuit Court In
this city.
Lloyd was unable to employ counse.
and Judge Speake appointed Hon. F. E
st. John to defend him.
The case was called this morning at
0 o'clock. and the attorneys for the
defendant asked for a compromise, the
defendant pleading guilty and taking
the punishment. He was given life
sentence In the penitentiary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-29
THE GLORY OF DISCOVERY.

Fifteenth Century History Repeating Itsslf
In the Twentieth.
Chicago Record Herald.
Columbus. after a long watch from the
crows nest, came down to the deck of the
santa Maria and called for the crew to as
semble imme diately When his order had
been complied with he said:
Boys want you to all 90 down in the
hold I have just seen America in the dir
tanoe. and we are going to arrive at the
dock soon. As you know. it has been the
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
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The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
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The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06
w1.aa 1.g1ze g, An a1aHN

The sasatien q .hs possible overpso-
aueti0A 0f Quite u aas, sf- great iatst-
ut to ali hortieultusista The standard
fruits, and especiallAapplas. are s.oxn,
and have been for generations, in al
most every state in America, and every
in the temperate zone Of the
world. 80 far ~ locstions arc concern.
Cd, however, tho favored regions where
strictly high-clsss fruits Of the finest
qaaftpe sAp3ha 4sedpsed asd which
hass saspasaehssly slySrsSaa ia We Ees,'
sre4vNfE Rsck lrwer. than casual OBJ
servers think. Tho Grand Valley Of,
Colorado, parts Of the North Ferk Gun
nison and UncompeAgrssvsllsys,, o.e or
two smsll a,eas in Utah, the North va
kim.s wspatsAae sea s-saea past Of
the Pa'euss pslleF aR.W sAiqeeen. the
Hood Riyss yailex bREsaareeds you
have samost snumented all the places
that stand in the very top rank.
There, :, pre dsaess sot, ethef good
places, there are.asndreds Of others that
l@ip ,~iaespt. any tes much ;psapf that
they are just as good as, for Instance,
tho Grand, valley. HsFing :ia Kisv the
very limited. areas where the highest
gea. ,tre -nrsapsea it would. seem
kshat In these, plsees there is absolutely
ud feas Of over PRODUCTION. A. aemat'
Ter Of fact, al hot+ienltaris.s and fruit
lpyeru ssy; there j, yAissaisE ,nAsses
6Ss- the laes4 .srsdss1tasa Tot the -ordin-
ary grades. Statistics Of the depart
ment sqk kAesieslts,e sSeM that the, dA-
preeietiap tot .Jasaaap - AhesPst 4tea
years has been more than thirty five
PEI cent. -N ~ the,eseieas where tho
highest grades can be produced, Colo
sado -hss-evsa, meee -tAsn her full share.
> AetuA seoApAsises betweer tho most
successful orchards in Colorado and the
most sueeevful orange groves in Cali
sornia .heye shexn that, taking aver
ages, yesr BY year, for reasonable peri
DDS, tho Colorado orchsrdists realize
'absxt fifty. perueeat. net moro the acre
thAp d. +cs'ifo,nie. gtowers. The sugar
beet industry is one Of tho most pro-
apstiys At Az seolpsaae industries. From
. rather wide observation, have come
.te. 4ha .eossRlpsiss tAAt., thu waite collar
fssnsrs yho W. ,uPeF apassaidiy cared
for ten-acre farms which are in reality
parks Of fruit trees, mako Is certain
and easy . living ss any class Of men l
hsxss saeosaAsred.-vernee q Reed.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-06


s. B. Parker, of Grand Valley, was in
the city this week.
DR.. E. J. Horan visited friends in
Rifle last Sunday.
James Bell and Major 8. J. DeLan
filed their notorial bonds for record
this week.
LADIES:-If you are in need OF
calling cards, come to the Post ana
give us your order.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lumley left
Monday for their new home in Grand
Junction, where Mr.. Lumley has pur-
chased feed corral
Congressman Haggott has sent this
office large supply of seeds for free
distribution and anyone caring for
them should call and be supplied.
Western Colorado diocese of the Epis-
copal church will probably have new
Bishop after the tenth of this month,
when the selection will be, made in New
York
James Redmond rancher of near
Eagle was in this city last Sunday
Jim is one of the successful oats rails
ers of Brush Creek between Eagle and
Fulford
Mrs. J. L. Craig left Wednesday for
Salt Lake where she will join her hus
band and where they expect to make
their home.
The American Red Cross Society, has
sent almost million dollars to the
sufferers in the Italian earthquake
zone. OF this amount, over 100000
was spent for material for houses
DIR. FLETCHER, at the council meeting
was like the young maiden when re-
ceiving a proposal of marriage, when
the matter of auto ordinance was
brought up. He opened his talk by
remarking, "It is so sudden
1t is reported that little Margaret
Ezell, who was injured in the Dotsero
wreck and whose parents were both
killed, is in grave danger of losing her
mind as a result of the injuries and
shock of learning the fate of her father
and mother
Glenwood is sadly in need of .
tHurry-up wagon. Every few days
finds some fellow along the principal
streets, who is unable to navigate under
his heavy jag and local transfer or
grocery men are called upon to haul
the fellow to the city Jail where he is
allowed to sleep off the effects of his
drunk.
The democrats had a great time se-
lecting register for the state land
Office and several cracks were discern
ed in the democratic reconstruction
fence. AS the final result, dark horse
in the person of DR.. Jefferson of Steam
boat Springs, wat selected and all at
tention was turned to the next plum
to be handed out. Verify the demo
Gratis are happy family.
During the course of the CAB fest
at the council meeting Monday even
ing, the question of the water supply
in the city Jail came up. One of the
councilmen wanted to know if a faucet
was provided in the jailthat prisoners
might get drinking water. The mar
shall replied: "Those fellows don It
use a bucket of water a week. They
do not drink water"