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THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER NOVEMBER 8, 1903. 12 SUNDAY MORNING. One Entire Store Devoted Exclusively to the NetUs of Boys and His Little 17 i a a i THE NEW SUNDAY LAW SALOON XEEPTJIS WILL "WATCH FOB POLICE TODAY. PKHMANKMTLY CVf0 BY "OR RIME," A BAFK, BUM AND HAHBJLBBB BPKOIFIO. Physicians pronoaaco dreakenneee a Imm of th.

nervosa system, creating a morbid cravtag for a sums. last. Continued indulgence in whiskey, bear or wiaa eats away tka atomach lining and stupefies the digestive organs, thaa destroying th. digestion aad ruining the health. wlll power' caa heal the inflamed atomach membrane.

"ORRINS" permanently ramorM the craving- for liqnor by actio directly oa the affected asms, restoring the atomach aad directive organ to normal conditions, improving the appetite aad netoriar the health. Mo aanltarinm treatment necessary ORkINE We Have Moved Our Boys' Department. to the store adjoining our present es- tablishment fronting on Court Squared We have devoted one entire store to publicity. Caa be given secretly if desired. Huriting Goods.

We have further replenlsh-d our already lrg stock of very kind of Hunting Accoutrements and now In position to furnish complete Hunting outfits, from the gun to the suit. See us and get ready for your first Tall trip In good style i Westcott Arms Co. 18 DEJITER AVE. PHONE 431 caa be takea at yoar owa boi withoat CURE GUARANTEED OR Hr. I.

T. Sima, Brooklyn, H. write! "TJie my name aa a twenty-year drnnkard restored to manhood and health by four boxes of 'ORB-IN It la a wonderful and marvelous cure for th drink habit." Mrs. K. Wyclitt, New York City, wrltaat "ORRINK' cured my has band, who waa a ateady drunkard for maay years.

He now has no desire for atlmulanta, his health la food and be la fully restored to manhood. need only five boxes of Mr. W. L. Helena, writes: have waited one year before writing- you of the permanent cure of my so a.

He took aaUariam treatment, aa well aa other cares, bat they all failed until we Vave him now fully re-stored to health and has nodeaire for drink." Mr. U. L. Kansas City, Mo- wriiesi "I satisfied that drunkenness la a dls-eaae and the worst in the world. la my opinion, will cure any case if taken aa to needs of the Little Fellows, used every effort to complete a Department the foremost in the keeping only goods of the make, and of the most stylish The kind you have always at Alex Rice's.

the trn SAMUEL W. PECK CO. aiw vomt We want you to bring the little have Boys South best kind. found WELL EARNED VICTORY; FOR UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MOT HE SPECIAL. NOTICESO Suits and Overcoats.

If you dov we'll make a sale and you'll be pleased. No mothe can resist the' attractions in our Boys' Department. We have so many new things fc Tennessee Unable to Break the Athens Line-Nashvilie Couldn't Score, Against Sewanee-Harvard Has Hard Game With Penn But Wins out. Little Men, that we hardly know what to mention first. man here and have him try Up tO $10.00.

worn by a boy and his little Blouses, Norf oiks, Russians, single or double breasted, two and three piece suit: $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 Top Coats, Belt Ulsters, Long Coats, Cape Coats, Extra Trousers, Shirts and Shirtwaists, Blouses, Hats, Underwear in fact everything garments that will fill any mother's heart with delight. We Extend a Cordial Invitation to New Boys. Department. OIVBN AWAY FREEt-A School Companion (fitted complete) with every suit bought in our BOY DEPARTMENT. BOY'S SCHOOL SHOES Our "Wearwell Shoes" for Our "Everlasting Shoes" for boys FUNERAL NOTICE.

MERRirr-The frlendi and acquaintance of Mr W. B. Morritt and family are re-neetfullv invited to attend th funeral of SrM.rrlt eldest son, Charles, from the rami" residence. No. 721 Clayton Street.

thl afternoon, at 3 o'clock. A special communication of Montgomery Lodge. No. 1 1. A.

F. and A. Masons, will be held on Monday evening, Nov. Bis. at 7:30 Work In E.

A. degree. Members of Andrew Jackson ixrfge. No. 173.

and visiting brethren ar fraternally Invited. By order of the W. M. WM. H.

DTNGLET. Secretary. Notice to Stockholders. Eouth and North Alabama Railroad Office of Secretary, MONTGOMERY, Oct, 28, 1903. The annual convention of th shareholders cf th South and North Alabama Railroad Company will be held at the ofllc of the company.

In the City of Montgomery, State of Alabama, on Saturday, Nov. 28. 1903, at 12 v'clock noon, for th purpose of electing Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business ss may be brought before it G. W. CRAIK.

tr Secretary. W. M. BLAKEY, Attorney at Law. Room 4 Moses Bldg.

ROSS'S BARBER SHOP, Exchange Hotel. Sext to Fitspatrick" Restaurant. i Notice to Contractors. Alabama Girl Industrial School, Ofllc. of th.

President Oct. 28. 1 903 Sealed proposals addressed to the President Kd endorsed Proposals for Construction Work Wiring for Electric Light Plant will be hv th Alabama Girls' Industrial flctaool until Nov: 24, 1803. and will be opened by th Exeoutlv Committee of said school on said day. at th Morris Hotel, Birmingham, tin tmmMli muRt cover the entire con struction work and wiring, proposals for onlv a portion of said work or wiring will not be considered.

Copies of specifications can be bad of CoL M. Falkner, Montgomery. Aia. FRANCIS M. I'JSTKKBUN, (u-wd-tr President.

Killing Over Law Suit. Rhine, Nov. 7. Manley Peacock of Cochran, was shot and almost Instantly killed by H. Q.

Everett to-day was shot In the groin and may die. The trouble grew-out of a lawsuit In which Peacock, was charged with alienating the affection of Everett's wife. The men are members of very prominent families. RAISINS AND FIGS. Will receive a car load Mondr.y.

Jos. Hanegold Co. Call for Bed' Cross' Convention. "Washington, Nov. 7.

The American Na tlonal Red Cross -will meet in fourth an nual convention In Washington, Dec 8. The call la signed by 8. W. Briggs, secre tary, and among other things says consideration will be given to the adoption of a new code of laws prepared by a com mittee appointed by Miss Clara Barton. Victoria," Anniston, open 1st.

A superior table. E. N. Costello, 6t, Proprietor. Looks That Way.

Chicago Record-Herald. "Was It the flood of criticism that made Mary MacLanes first book so much dis cussed "No, It was the dam." Stricture Varicocele Piles To If Caught Selling Liquors They TO Go on Record and Will Lose License on Second Offense. Montgomery aaloon keepers, If caught doing- business to-day will be penalised heavily under the new Sunday law enacted by the last Legislature, and if they are found guilty of violating- the law a second time, their licenses will be forfeited. Indication are that to-day, at least, the saloons will be closed. The liquor men seem to be rather afraid of the new law and until Its efficacy Is tested, they will be Police Captain W.

H. Taylor, speaking of the action of the police in reference to tha new Sunday liquor law. said last "The police will, to-morrow, as they have done In the past, to the best of their ability with the limited force at command, endeavor to keep the saloons closed. With tha small force we now have, and the extended territory, we cannot, however, keep aa close a surveillance over the liquor shops as we would like." Hev. A.

L. Andrews, D. pastor of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church, and president of the Ministers' Union of Montgomery, said last night In reference to a report that the union would endeavor to aid the police: 'The union has taken no action In reference to the matter. Something of the kind was discussed generally, but we decided to watch with what success the police met before we attempted to lend them aid." The law went Into effect last Monday and this will be the first Sunday under is operation. Tfco Prescription of a Specialist.

For more than ten vears Femlnnln. wn only available through the private and sanltortum practive of an eminent specialist Now druggists sell and guarantee It. Negro Sentenced to Death. Charlotte, N. C.

Nov. 7. Tha nearo Daniels, who was accused of the murder of Furnlfold T. Simmons, father of United States Senator Simmons, was found guilty to-night and was sentenced to be hanged Dec. 11.

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Ohio, and 1 urg. everv weak man to come to me for I eive iindving strength, the supreme Joy and happiness of perfect manliness. Mv wondrous discovery has startled tne world bv Its miraculous effects, yet 1 seek not fame nor glory. It suffices me if I may be the humble Instrument of Natures greatest power In bringing all men into the enjoyment of their true manliness and I do It free. In the time allotted to me here on earth I shall do all that In my power lies to gtve my fellow-men the benefit of thts great secret and my reward Ehall be in the knowledge that I have done unto others as I would that others shuuld do unto MONEY REFUNDED.

yoa direct I waa a common drnnkard for twen s-entv vears, but to-dar I am re. of snv desire for liqnor. Ton have found th I pacific. God bless yon!" Mr. A.

E. Atlanta, writes i "I was born with a love of whiskey and drank it for thirty-two year. It finally brought roe the gutter, homeless and friendless. I waa powerless to resist the craving- and would steal and lie to get whiskey. Four boxeaof -ORKINE' cured me of all dealra and I now hate the amell of liquor." Price Sc per box, bosea for $5.

Mailed la Slain, sealed wrapper by Orrine Company, 17 14th street, Washington, D. C. Interesting- booklet (sealed) free on request. Sold and recommended by JACOBS' PHARMACY, Montgomery, Ala. touchdown In the first and one in the second, while Harvard scored twice in the opening half and once in the final half.

r-ennsylvanla was outplayed at all points. Only twice during the entire game were the Quakers able to hold the Crimson eleven for downs. Pennsylvania's defense was awfully weak, while their of-rense was smashed to pieces by the heavy Crimson forwards before the plays would get fairly under way. BAISINS AND FIGS. Will receive a car load Monday.

Jos. Marigold Co. DEATHS AND BERTHS. Week's Becord of Vital Statistics in Hffonteromernv Deaths were reported to the office of thU Montgomery Sanitary Department during the week ending yesterday: Nov. 1, Mrs.

Annlta Wray, age 75 years, senility, paralysis: body shlDDed to Columbus, Ga. Nov. 1. Mrs. 15.

Alcthla Warren, aa-o 79 years, senility and hemiplegia; body shipped to Faunsdale. Nov. 1. Infant of A. Casslmua.

Nov. 1. Mary B. Owens, ace 60 years. carcinoma.

Nov. 2, Hamilton Mclntyre, age 66 years' catarrhal trouble (non-resident.) Nov. infants (twins) of C. V. Oliver.

Nov. 3, John Anderson, age 22 vears. blow on head or neck; body shipped to raiiassee. Nov. 4.

Mrs. H. C. Jones, oge not stated. septicaemia.

Nov. 6. child of Dr. J. T.

Mangum, age years, typhoid fever: body shlDued to selma. Nov. 6. Sophia G. Llde, age 60 years.

pneumonia. Nov. 7, A. M. Norton, age 33 years, in testinal oDstruction; body shipped to Louisville.

Negroes. Nov. 1. child of George Breen, age i years. Inflammation of bowels.

Nov. 1, Charles Perryman, ago 22 years. nephritis; body shipped to Tuskegee. Nov. 2.

Emma McFarley, age 28 years, lues; body shipped to Loachapoka. Nov. 3. child of George McMillan, are i years, cause unknown; body Interred In old fclam cemetery. Nov.

t. Frank It.Jblnson, age 30 years. cause unknown. Nov. 3.

John White, age 45 years, tuberculosis. Nov. 3. John Hlnsley, age 65 years, bronchitis. Nov.

3, Samuel Comer, age 20 years, headache. Nov. 4, John Jackson, age 6S years, Bright's disease. Nov. 5.

Infant of WJllle Hunter. Nov. 5, John Ivory, age 22 years, aoute Bright disease. Nov. 5, Maitie Lou Caffey, ago 20 years.

rocK jaw. Nov. 6, Adrian Tolliver. age 65 years, heart disease. Becord of Births.

The following births were recorded dur ing the past week: To Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Williams, a girl To Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Browder. girl. To Mr.

and Mr. Warren Smith, a girl. To Mr. and Mrs. John C.

McLain, boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Jackson, a girl.

To Mr. and Mrs. Owen Slngloterry, girl. Negroes. To John and Sarah Bridges, a boy.

To Alonso and Leola Whlto, a boy. To Henry and Olivia Gumpre, a girl. To Willie and Letlt-la Jones, a girl. TJ. S.

COURT AT ANNISTON. Three Men are Sentenced for Coun terfeiting. Anniston. Nov. 7.

(Special.) In the United Slates Court here yesterday, the following cases were disposed of: Deo Ponder, counterfeiting, pleadod guilty and was sentenced to two years and to pay a fine of $5fl0; James Shamble, coun terfeiting, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to fifteen months and $500 fine; Lee Williams, colored, pleaded not guilty, the Jury found a ver dict of guilty and fixed sentence at fif teen months and fine of $500. All three of the sentences are to be served at the federal prison at Atlanta The rest of the alleged counterfeiting gang will be tried at this term of the court. Several cases of minor Importance were disposed of also. A. Barnes, a negro lawyer, nf this city, was on motion of the district attorney admitted to practice In the United States Court.

M. Montgomery died at his home In Glenn Addle Thursday of lockjaw. About ten days ago Mr. Montgomery stepped upon a large nail, which penetrated his foot. Inflicting a painful wound.

The wound yesterday produced lockjaw and In a short while he passed away. The remains were carried to Carrollton. his old home. McEEji' RESIGNS. Gives Up Gapt-lncy of the Eufaula Rifles.

Eutaw. Nov. (Spcial. Commissioners Court -met in regular session this week with fine attendance. At this term, a list of all the qualified voters of rnvn County was and the Jurors irawn for the two terms of Circu.t Court toat will held In 1904.

The Teachers Institute held Vre esre--day was attendei by a numhe- of tei'-hr and others Interest! d. Eir.e-tainin an.l Instructive pjpers uere rea.l At p. J. W. Aberc.romDie.

president of th-? State University, made an address nn education, which was well received The public school gave holiday to allow the teachers to attend. Dock Scott, a negro of had character seriously cut Hes-ie Fuller Thursday night and iot and killed Jane R.ley. another necro. who was endeavoring t. protect the wounded woman- attempted to esval.

hut was capt.ned and lodged in Jail together with three a- Montgomery, ur On and after and on some of our handsom $35o, $5 up to $10.00. Caps, Stockings, Neckwea brother. Manly, handsorrJ Visit Our 00 COSVMSMT MBS SAMUEL W. PECK A tf Oct. 15th, 1903 January.

1st, B. S. MAULTSB Secretary. Office 101 Bibb ing secured the next re-tn the object of their desires-place was not choeen. and it naa left with General Harrison.

General rteon has been urged to name Hnnta as the place, and If he does so. the federate soldiers of Alabama, will given a warm welcome when they next year. Hnntsvllie relatives have been me' of the marriage of Paul W. Phinlsy, merly of thts city, and Miss Clara ll at Denton, Tax. Mr.

Phraixy is at cut a merchant of Courtlaad. Ml Fooioall Scores Yesterday. Vunlverslty of Pennsylvania, 10; Harvard, If. Yale, 30: Syracuse, OA Washington and Jefferson. If; Navy (Annapolis), a Cornell.

0: Lehigh, ft. Carltsl Indians, 28; Georgetown, 1 Princeton. It; Lafayette. 0. West Point.

Manhattan. 0. Williams. Colgate, 0. Colby.

11; Bowdotn. 0. Wesleyan. fit; Trinity, 1L Chicago. 17; Haskell.

11. Michigan, St; Ohio State, 0. Richmond College, 22; Columbian University. Georgia School of Technology, 17; Florida Btato College, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 21; university of North Carolina. 0.

University of the South, Sewanee. University of Nashville. 0. University of Virginia, St. Johns, Bingham School, 3t: Kings Mountain Academy, 0.

Dartmouth, 18; Amherst, a ItmwiL 24: Vermont. 0. Kentucky State College, 11; Marietta, 5. MisslsslDDi University, 11: Louisiana 8tate University, 9. Washington, Missouri university, v.

Iowa State College, 41; Grlnnell, 8, Brown, 24; Vermont, Ol Knoxvlle. Nov. 7. The University of Georgia triumphed over the University of Tennessee In a fiercely fought game on Baldwin Field by a score of 6 to 0. ine only touohdown of the game was mJ by Cox.

a Georgia halfback, Just before the close of the first half. Once Tennessee was within yards of scoring, but a costly fumble by-Tennessee lost her the ball and the oDDortunlty of scoring, ueor- gia gained all of its ground on end runs. Tennessee's line was much the stronger and her players gained ground by fierce line plunges. There was mucn squaDDiing and Woodruff. Georgia's quarterback, was put out of the game for kicking Coving ton of Tennessee, in me lace.

Goal from Fiild Saved Tigers. Princeton. Nov. 7. Princeton to day defeated LaFayette, 11 to 0, in a poorly played iootoan game, ault tlrst touchdown, which was made during the tlrst ten minutes of play, Princeton seemed unable to handle the heavier team and did not score until the last few minutes of play, when Dewltt kicked a field goal from the forty-yard line.

Ohio Braced In aecond Half. Ann Arbor, Nov. 7. Michigan's nsiiiir fool ha II team, after scoring thir ty-six points on Ohio State University In the first half today, was held to no score In the second half, and was outplayed. Only the call of time saved Michigan's goal.

Michigan, unto, v. Game Disappointing. Chicago, Nov. 7. Chicago defeated Haskell today, 17 to 11, but the kind of football put up by the visitors was not of an encouraging Chicago's scores wm made on straight football, whiles.

TTaskcl Ave pAlnts by a placement kick from Chicago's forty-yard line. Team Scored. N. Nov. and .1.1.1, tt tie a-amn of football to day, neither side scoring.

Cornell showed much Improvement over the game It played with Princeton last Saturday, but Lehigh was able to puncture Its heavy line at win. Svracuse Too Light Hnwn Nov. 7 Tale de- rt.A svrnrnae at football today, SO to 0. was not strong enough to vain-, srnal at any time and never came within range of the posts fur a kick, save once. Then the ball was called back and the play disallowed be-nf hnirlina- In the Syracuse line.

Tale displayed a lack of team work, but the visitors' line was too light to withstand the onslaughts of the heavy Taic men. Pennsylvania's Poor Offense. Philadelphia, Nov. today defoated the University of Pennsylvania In their annual football game by the scoro of 17 to 10. Pennsylvania scored one Permanently Cured Without The Knife, M.u-j nt rurlnv thee dlS- be a fad anient most doctors, and that plan of treatment, at the I have treated If you are tired of experiments come to me and be cured.

JSj treatment is I ntelligently directed, and prompt in results. make no charge for consultation and advice. PaLtron SAMUEL W. PICK CO. SIV VMS NINE HOUSES BURNED FIRE DESTROYS HOMES OF NEG ROES IK RIVERSIDE, Outside of City Limits and Fire de partment Did Not Go to Scene-Loss Estimated at Nine negro houses near Riverside Park were destroyed by Are last night.

Carelessness with fire in the first cold spell of November resulted in two blaxes last night. In each Instance negroes were the occupants of the houses burned or threatened by the flames. The first blaze occurred at o'clock. The fire was near Riverside Park and the Fire Department did not go to the scene as it was beyond the city limits. There was no water plug within 2,000 feet of the Are.

The fire originated In an unoccupied negro houses on E.va street. Between ad-bey and Shady Streets. The houses was In a row of nine negro houses, eight of them occupied. A bucket brigade was organized among the negroes, but Its efforts availed nothing. The Are crept steadily down the line of wooden houses.

The crowd of negroes In the meanwhile rushed all the household furniture out of the doomed houses. The nine houses In the row were des troyed. They Included five four room houses and four two room nouses. it was said the property was rented by Zirkle and Moore. Mr.

Zlrkle of the firm at his home last night said that he could not tell who was the owner of the houses without reference to his books. The loss was estimated at C500. Tho second alarm was sent In sj few minutes after 9 o'clock. The Fire De partment responded lo find the blaze In a largo tenement house at the corner of I.awreucA and Pollard Streets owned by former Alderman J. H.

Hartley. The firemen checked the blase after S10O worth of damage had been done. ABOUT EXPERIENCE. A Little Instance That Ought to Prove Interesting. Experience brings skill In any line of work.

More exactly Is this true In mechanical operations. It Is, therefore, a natural outcome of forty years of experience in every phase of mechanical work that the Todd's should be foremost in the ranks of Alabama mechanics. Ev ery piece of mechanical paraphernalia is at the finger's ends of every one of the Todds, from the father down. No Job of work has been turned down In twenty years with the explanation that "we are not prepared to execute Just that grade of repair work. etc.

for the simple rea son that we have known all that time how each particular Job should be done and have taken pains that each Job should be Just right before we allowed It to leave the house. You can put your depend' ence in the work we do for you. Call Phone 943 If you need any repairing done, adv. Todd's Gun Store. Cream of Tomato.

Rich, hot and nutritious At Dowe's, 10 cents per cup. Hot Chocolate, With Whipped Cream, None better made, 10 cents per cup. The best of Coffee, 5 cents per cup Deviled Crabs, 10c. Chicken Salad, 15c. 1-2 Fry Oysters, 2jc.

1-2 Oyster Loaf, 25c. Oyster Stew, ICc At Dowe's. The most papular and busiest place in town ASK EARLY PRIMARY. Madison Candidates are Anxious to Have It Over With. Humsvllle.

Nov. 7- Special. Many of the candidates for county offices In Madison county have decided to ask tha Democratic executive committee to call an early primary election so that toe cam. paign will be brought to a close early next spring. The candidates nave already had one summer of campaigning and few of them wish to go through the this Company will reduce its Stand- ard meter rate for electric lights 2 1 per cent, making a rate of 1 per thousand watts.

Present contracts showing a net amount of less than above reduction will not be disturbed. Discounts as heretofore shown on back of bills, for prompt settlement, will remain the same. Substantial reductions in addition to above to parties desiring long term contracts. Respectfully, Montgomery Light Water Power n-wf mi. should know aooui my onii Brerr man tht thera Is no necessity of whlcfc seems to "arlc1 1 hv batter results -lame time savins the patient untold pain ani diseases twenty years, and there Is no SJTdoe.

not readily yield to my treatment. I can cure you without danger knife. tha of tha Jly skill In curiae these diseases is recognized by other physicians I guarantee to cure any disease I undertake. DR. HATHaWAT.

ItecofnlMd as the OMsst s-tsbllslwd and Most Specialist. There is absolutely no experiment about my treatment because my extensive experience has tfven me perfect knowledge of these dlaeaeea. Few physicians understand these diseases thoroughly, and hence their treatment la entirely misdirected, and can do the patient ne permanent ood I extend a cordial Invitation to everyone afflicted to caU for consultation and I will take pleasure In giving each csx a thorough examination and explain Just what my treatment can do for you. I will tell what mistakes have been made in treating you and will give you a guarantee to cure you. I make no charge for consultation.

If you cannot call, write for symptom blanks and full information about my home oure. Correspondence connden tiai. R. J. CHAMBERS, Superintendent.

Phone 209. next summer, the general election not being held until November There are about a hundred candidates for the several of-flcja. Th Madison county wheat crop has been greatly benefited by the rains of the past few days. The acreage of wheat in this section is said to be larger than usual this season. Huntsville's large delegation of veterans has returned from the Confederate re al wiuum sw J.

NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. 44 Inmaa tl 1-1 So. Broad St, Atlanta. Oa. Office hoora: a.

m. to 11 to 7 to m. Sundays, It a. m. to 1 p.

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