The Moulton Advertiser from Moulton, Alabama • Page 1

1 THE MOULTON ADVERTISER The Moulton Advertiser Always Democratic. -Haa a Large and Growing Clrculivtion. ANEW POSTAL RULING: under a late ruling of the Postmaster General no more papers can be sent to subscribers 'who are one year or more behind with their subscriptions 1 Jourd Whits, pnbiiilhpr(, Paui. fiJ Tet-aMaj rafafcacripUoB. One year, cash or on time $1 00 Six months, fiO Three months," 25 Terms $1 Per rear, caaharon tiae.

stall tie Fress the Peopls's rights nzlztzlzVts.mi by influence, cnbribed by gain. Third Oldest PspeA la Aieluat, -it JOURD YVHITK BON. ii Jk JL. i Vol. 81 No.

46. lf xabama, Tuesday, Novembeb 1, 1910. Bell Phone No. 7. ESTABLISHED 1828.

t' Jf tf jfaTTes, it is stated that Hon. William Eichardson has some op STATE AND COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Governor Mi position for Congress in this District, but no one up here knows the man's name or where he lives that is running against It Ml Willi ra seemalike a joke, bnt every unflinching Democrat is expected to give his vote and loyal support to Novembor. He is one of the ablest men the Democrats have in A Strong Appeal for Party Congress, so recognized the country over, and is well worthy of a Elder J. E.

NcSmith. Kusselyille Times. Among Ruselville's aged and highly esteemed -citizens is Rev. J. R.

NeSmith, who called in to see us Monday afternoon and said that the 10th day of October, 1910, was his eighty-second birthday. Rev. NeSmith reared five sons and two daughters, all of whom are still living, except his baby son, who died at the age of about 82 years. Of his 4 It Platform. Always democratic.

Tbe Ifoulwn Advertiser tupooTta democratic principles and democratic nominees, but not democratic faltadoa and democratic fanatics. Iu platform Ii Truth, Justice and Merer. AUVERTIKITfO RATES: Page 1 Week 7.50 8 ....1 10.00 8 13.50 54 4 15.00 4 25.00 .1 4 45.50 Liberal reduction from the above ntet tor larger apace and yearly Smaller Space 25c per Inch- per week big majority say 20,000, which will greatly strengthen and encour age him in his work. Three deafening cheers for BilF Richardson Harmony and Unity. Plain and Unvarnished Truths.

and the entire Democratic ticket. Amnesty The State of Alabama, Lawrence County, ss. Tkiomas J.Holland, Business locals 6c pel line per week, Liberal reduction on annual contracts. Personal matter 12Hc per line in advance do solemnly swear (or affirm,) that I will henceforth faithfully the Constitution of the United States thereunder that I will, faithfully support all laws and proclamations which have been made during the existing rebellion with referencee to the emancipation slaves. Thomas J.

i '0 Sworn to and subscribed before Legal Advertisement! lc per, word, We receive no whiskey adrerlisements Established in 1828, and is 80 year old, It stands for the highest ideals ot life, We solicit all kinds of plain Job Work Has 1200 subscribers and 10,000 readers. Special low rates to yearly contractors. Obituaries, over I one cent a word. For further information, address THE ADVERTISER, Moulton, Ala. Wesley J.

Gibson, Justice of the Peace. The above is thG oath that Mr were compelled to gulp down before they could become citizens af ter the civil war before they were recognized as worthy to vote and placed on an equality with their former slaves. Then, to do so they had to march through'a file of negro soldiers to the ballot box and how humiliating it was! Think of this, ye white men, whan you go unfettered to the polls on the 8th of November. The Alabama Girls Industrial School. The Columbia (Alabama) Advocate.

The fifteenth annual session of the Alabama Girls School at Keviews The Past and Pleads for Peace. Montevallo will be opened on Wednesday morning Sept, 14th. We Gov. Comer says All Differences of Opinion. Must be Settled are informed that the indications are that the enrollment will be the largest in the history of the institution.

This great school is Within the Party and Pledges now justly the pride of all Alabama. It is and should be near to ry Nominee of the Democratic What Democra the heart of every citizen of Shelby county. The State has located in our midst a school that ranks among the foremost education Judge Richardson on the 8th of in presence of Almighty God, support, protect, and defend States, and the union of the in like manner, abide by, and So help me God. Hoi land me, this 12th day of May. 1865 Holland and all other white men Here our girls can get the highest At the same time they can ac fine arts that are so essential in learning, tbe school is the best sunlight goes into each room.

large model dairy has been built, the case about Oct. 1st, it will be furnish the school with an abiin art and including sewing in the state, Many institutions cheap teachers. The Alabama lower than can be found any girls of our county to arrange at neighborhood in the county should al lostitntions of the country. cy has Accomplished for Alabama, and What it Proposes to do. (Able talk by an Able Man.

Hear Him on the Great Political Issues, Now Before Our People, on November 4, 1910 When he Comes to Moulion, and Our and most thorough Academic training that is offered by any 6ohool or college for women our State. quire skill in all the practical and Opinion is You Will be Delighted. The LadiesK God bless EUMET. For Lieutenant Gsmil WALTER D. SEED.

For Secretary of Stater CYEUS B. BRQWN. For Attorney General: KOBEKT C. BSICKSLL. For State Auditor: BROOKS SMITH.

For State Treaiurer: JOHN POHIFOY. For State Superintendent of Education: HENRY I. WILUNGHAH. For Commissioner of Agriculture: REUBEN F. KOLB.

For Associate Railroad Commissioner: LEON McCORD, FRANK N.JULIAN. For Chief Justice of Supreme Court: J. R. DOWDSLL. Associate Justice of Supreme Court, Unexpired Tenn A.

O. SAYKK, Associate Justice of Supreme Court, Regular Term: JOHN C. ANDERSON, ORMOND SOMBRV1LLE. For Supernumerary Judfs: A. H.

ALSTON. For Congress, Eighth District: WILLIAM RICHARDSON. For Chancellor, Northern Division: W. H. SIMPSON.

For Circuit Judge: D. W.SPEAJtE. For Circuit Solicitor: DAVE ALMON. For State Senator CHARLES M. SHERROD.

Representative: HECTOR D. LANE For Probate Judf JAMES C. KUMPE. Fsr Circuit Clerk: WILLIAM R. JACKSON.

For Sheriff: JAMES T. MASTERSON. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that at the next Regular Session of the Legislature of Alabama, which will convene on the Second Tuesday in January, 1911, a bill in substance as follows, will be introduced for passage A BILL Entitled "An Act to regulate the dispos ition and management of a bequest mads by James Wallace, late of Lawrence County Alabama, for the benefit of Free Public Schools in township seven, range nine, west in said county" and to repeal An Act entitled An Act to regulate the disposition and management of abequest made by James Wallace, late of Lawrenco County Alabama, for the benefit of Free Public Schools in towmship seven, range nine west, in said county," approved December 11th. 1873 and to repeal An Act entitled "An Act to amend an act to regulate the disposition and mtrmige-ment of the bequest made by James Wallace, late of Lawrence County, Ala bama, for the benefit of Free Public Schools in township seven, range nice west, in said connty," approved Decern ber 11th, 1873 approved ebruary 18th, 1895. WHEREAS, James Wallace, late of Lawrence County, Alabama, departed this life, and by the terms of his Last VV 111 and Testament, be bequeathed certain sum of money, to be used for the benefit of the free public, schools of Township 7 range 9 west of said count'.

AINU vvurSKEA it is now found that it is impossible to loan out said sum of money at the rate of interest and ac cording to the law as prescribed ccr tain Acts of the Legislature of Alabama relative to such fund: AND WHEREAS there Is now in the hands of Robert P. Morrison, as Trus tee under said Acts, the sum of Four Thousand, Five Hundred, Eighty Seven and 48-100 ($4587.48) Dollars belonging to such fund. Now therefore: Section 1 Be it enacted by the Legislature ot Alabama that the said Robert P. Morrison, as such Trustee is hereby authorized to pay said sum ot 14,587.48 into the Treasury of the State of Alabama, vesting the same in the said State of Alabama, as Trustee for township seven, range nine west of Lawrence County, Alabama, and thereupon the Treasurer of the State of Alabama, shall give the said Robert P. Morrison, a receipt and discharge, which said receipt and discharge, shall release the said Robert P.

Morrison from any further liability for said amount so paid to said Treasurer, and shalP satisfy and discharge any and all mortgages given by the said Robert Morrison to secure said money. And upon the payment of said sum of money above stated to the said Treasurer, said Treasurer shall certify the same to the Probate Judge of Lawrence County, Alabama, who shall thereupon mark said mortgage or mortgages "Satisfied in full and discharged." Section 2 Be it further enacted that the State of Alabama shall pay six per cent per annum, interest on said fund, which shall be paid to the teachers of the White Free Public Schools of township seven, range 9 west, of Lawrence County, Alabama, in the same manner as interest on Sixteenth Seetion funds is now paid. Section 3 Be it further enacted, that an Act, entitled "An Act to amend an Act, entitled an act to regulate the disposition and management of the bequest made by James Wallace, late of Lawrence County, Alabama, for the benefit of free public schools of township seven, range nine west, ia said County, approved December 11th, 1873, approved February 18th, 1895, and an Act, entt tied "An Act to regulate the disposition and management of a bequest made by James Wallace, late of Lawrence County, Alabama, for the benefit of free public schools in township seven, range nine west in said County," approved December 11th, 1873, be and the same are hereby expressly repealed. This October 30th, 1910. J.

G. SMITH, R. MARTIN, W. P. ROBERSON.

43 it SB the education of every woman, In fact, this is the only school that gives the all around training physical, mental, spiritual and practical. In addition to sound equipped for the comfort, convenience and health of the students. The dormitory contains about 225 rooms, all of which have win tnemiorever, Always nave a wantto see them out in full 11 a.m. Arrangements will Brass Band for Music on the to play "Hail to the Chief," ernor enters Moulton. Gov.

JE2e dows opening on the outside, the sons living, 8 are ministers of the gospel and prominent and in fluential citizens in the west. One of his daughters is Mrs. B. F. Britnell of this city, with whom he has made his home for years.

He said he had 46 grand children and 37gfeat grand children. Rev. NeSmith has been a minister of the gospel 41 years and as. long as health and physical strength would permit was an ac tive Missionary Baptist preacher going and serving many of the churches in his county, Lawrence; as well as in Colbert and Franklin. He makes an average of reading 28 chapters of the Bible now each week and is a regu lar attendant at Sunday school each Sunday morning.

sSTIn addition to what The Uusselville Times says aboutBro. NeSmith our leading dailies carries a splendid likeness of him and goes more into the details of his eventful life. He wore the gray and was a member of the 4th Alabama Cav airy. Began preaching soon after the war, and was pastor of Bethel Baptist church 18 years. Was Moderator of the Mussel Shoals and Big Bear Creek Associations was legislator, lecturer on the Soul, and.a Masontf high rank." Has baptized 078 converts, read the Bible through 21 times and memorized G8 chapters of that Holy Book.

Has never liv ed out of Franklin and Lawrence counties, prefering to remain close to the scenes of his youth. Another grand daughter was born to him on his 82nd birth day and 14 years years ago Oct. 14, 1896 he buried his beloved wife. Being A Good Fellow Montgomery Advertiser. Rapp, the postmaster of Haw thorn, 111., embezzled $8,000 of government funds and disappear ed.

He was arrested in Chicago four weeks later. The secret service officers found five cents in his pockets. That was all. Rapp looked ut the coin and said bitterly "I was a good fellow." He was "a good fellow." He was a mark for the parasite and the leech like all "good fellows." Any man who spends money free ly and recklessly is a good fellow to the gang which benefits by that generosity. A good fellow narrowly misses being a fool.

Does he miss it? He is urged by his supposed friends to be a good fellow to spend his money, to have a good time. If he should analyze the motives of the men who urge him to be a good fellow he would find that they are profiting by his own folly, that he is spending their money for their enjoyment. A good fellow is a good thing. The postmaster at Hawthorn has found out this truth. B.e had five cents lft.

Now let him depend upon the people who helped him spend the $3,000 in poamg as a good fellow and see what they wilt givo himr The good fellow is in jail. The men who urged him to be a good fellow have ptobably found another victim, The building is lighted by electricity and heated by steam. An excellent sewerage system has been installed and the Eanitary conditions are well nigh perfect. In no other school will parents find the health of their daughters so well guarded. is now stumping Alabama in behalf of our Democratic ticket, and During the present summer a will reach Hartselle on November thence to Moulton on November i ence on the 5th at the same hoar.

It was planned by the U. S. Government experts and when comple ted in every detail, which will be the best dairy iu Alabama. I will from Canada and having fully recovered his health, is bubbling over with Democratic fire and enthusiasm. Come out and hear him dance of good wholesome sanitary rnilk and butter.

At the same time it will serve as a school of instruction, for the girls will be given au opportunity to see with their own eyes how cattle should be cared for and how every family can have good milk at reasonable cost. The ladies, the Lord bless them, When white men go to the counties on Nov. 8th, they Bhould son whose application for census given to a negro woman. Guy is The department of horticulture and floriculture is perhaps the best in all the south. Educators and trustees from all over the country are making frequent visits to the uchool to see the workings of this department.

The teachings of these subjucts as at Montevallo will contribute more than anything else towards improving conntry and village life in Alabama. The temple of commerce, So splendidly rising, Is built upon columns Of good advertising. O.O.Cteuall, B. 1. Bswalsf CBENAULT D0WHIN3.

Attoraeya at Lw: ARD Solicitors in Chancery. Will practice in all the courts, State and ederal. umceincanK 01 nuut ton Building. Notary In Office. Attorney at Law and Solicitor for Lawrence Ceunt? Moulton, Alt.

i Will nractice in all the courts. Nota ry In office. Pbon No. 12. Pbysiciaa efc Surgeon, Moulton, Ala.

flvofrttt Hodd Raw mt Calls answered day or night when not ni.tfanafrtnallv fthaAnt. Cun hft fnUnd at night at residence east of Public Square Office 1'hone No. 41. Kesiaence rnone No. 6.

Phyalcla Sc. Hnrieoa, Mnnlinn. A I sr. Calls promptly answered day or night When not professionally absent. Office Phone No.

14. Residence Phone No. a. IF1. ID- GIBSON Pnyaiclaa Snw, -Nenltoi, Ala.

4.11. Wfll TiA JIB )fUUipHJ UOtTWCTl. ft found In office south of Public square vate consultation room. FrcD Fcr DsSc.Ca Something can and must be done for the puny, crying baby, for the child that refuses to eat and is restless in its sleep. And since the basis of all health is the proper working of the digestive organs, look first to the condition of the stomach and bowels.

A child should bar two full and fro movements or Dowels a day. this emptying of the bowels is very Important, aa with It comes a clear head. a. iieht- ness of step, good appetite and sound aieep. But it ta equally Important to know what to give the child in tbe emergency of constipation and indigestion.

Cathartics are too strong and salts and other purgatives are not only too atrong. but the child refuses them be cause of their bad taste. Have you ever tried Dr. Caldwell's Syrup FepsinT It la a liquid tonic that families have been nstng (or a quarter of a century. -It- is mild, pleasant-tasting and promptly effective.

It ia good for you as well as the child bnt there fa rtnthtna- totter to be found for children. They like its taste ro wut not bav to force them to take it Mrat of all, if you have not yet used It, Dr. Caldwell would Uke to send you a sample bottle free of charge. In this way you can try It before buying-. Later, when convinced of Its merits, you can get It of your druggist at fifty cents and one dollar a bottle.

Just aa thoasanda of other families are doing. The family of Mr. D. W. Spangler of Strattonville, as well as that of Mr.

A. P. Johnson of Walnut Grove, started with It In that way and now write that It la their one family necessity next to food itself. If you are unfortunate enough to have a sickly child, one given to constipation and indigestion, you should aend for a free sample of this remedy. Dr.

Caldwell personally win be pleased to give you any medical advice you may desire for yourself or family pertaining to the stomach, liver or bowels absolutely free of charge. Explain your case In a letter and he win reply to you In detail. For the free sample simply aend your name and address on a postal card or otherwise. For either request the doctor's ad Ires is Dr. W.

B. Caldwell, aw Caldwell building, Montlcello, 111. Sold br J.M. Sandlin. Yellow Tags When The Moulton Advertiser is discontinued to your address you may know that there is one dollar one on it, and that we have sent it S3 lone as the postal laws will permit us to do so on time, he yeilow tag shows to what date you have paid, and we hope to have your renewal at once.

tf and well qnalified to discharge the duties of the office he sought, but the negro was accepted and why was this done? We'll lei Mr. T. P. Wood, who is opposing Hon. C.

M. Sherrod for Senator in this District, answer and perhaps he can turn some light on the subject. Both applicants live in Moulton, on opposite side of the same street and within a stone's throw of each other, which makes The department of domestic his Hearty Support to Eve opeciai xuvnation ana we force at the Court House by most likely be made with our Occasion, and want the Boys as Alabama's Greatest Gov' Comer 8, where he speaks at 11 a. at 11 jt. and then on to Flor Gov.

Comer has just returned are specially and cordially invited. polls in Lawrence and Morgan remember thafate of Guy Master taker was rejected, and the place a young white man, intelligent to strike it a blowof his great young man, with no blots on his race for representative, Hon. wellfare by the largest majority Lawrence county. Kumpe for probate judge, W. K.

Maeterson for sheriff wore se local banner and carry it on to but they will appreciate a com and cooking, have b-)eu unusually strong for a number of years. Tbe equipment has, been enlarged for next session and hence better results may be expected. These subjects should be persued by ev it so much the more humiliating for our gallant Caucasian young friend. Then, when we remember Guy's long and unbroken line of Republican ancestors who have battled against the Democratic ery girl. The course of music is the best employ a high-director and several party and never lost an opportunity Girls' School employ none but skilled artists, it matters but little grand fathers who opposed us as Whigs, of his grand fathers who al ways rolled up big majorities against ns in their bahwicks, and his own father who is a living sacrificial monument to party fidelity under which music teacher a pupil is placed, she will receive excellent instruction.

With all these excellent advantages offered we wonder how it is this exemplary his record, should be so treated and made to fuel the odium of de. feat by one of an inferior race. We cannot Understand' how or why suoh an indignity was heaped upon a promising voung white man, but it shonM and wo believe will be soundly rebuked at the potls on the 8th of November by giving C. M. fSherrbd a rousing majority over T.

P. Wood. 4 Though he has no opposition in by no other school, the rates are where. The Advocate would urge the once to go to this schools- Every have some representative)) there. i 0LUAIB -JBIJOf JHYJCEL No.

6 it 2a.tr bra KaWSsWISt'- Dry 2 No. 8. Hector D. Lane will appreciate a full vote and we move now that it be made unanimous. Gifted, honest, polite, energetic, ambitious, he holds the confidence of all men and is well worthy of their Batteries.

Sizes. 4 hearty support, which will no doubt be given him at the approaching election. Peering into the future and seeing this promising young gentleman building up an enviable record, the people of old Liwrence will Boce day point to him as one of their most illustrious sons a man of nerve, of back bone, sagacious and with a commanding influence, Let us rise in our pride and send him to Mont A- it For Telephone Use. Igniter forGasoline Use Always Fresh. TELEPHONE US TODAY.

Engine gomery to guard our interests and ever given a representative from Uur coflnty nominees J. C. Jackson for circuit clerk and J. T. eded at the primary to hold up victory.

They haye no opponents, our Notice to the Public. Gents and Ladies 1 would like for you to make my hesidquartes your headquartes when you are in town. Anything you wish to eat iu season and our market can afford, all hours day or night. Cold drinks, cigars, tobacco, fruits, etc, Call and see me when yon axe in town- MRS. S.

ORSER, Lunch Room. MoaJtoo, Alabama. JOniJ B. OTSER SOZZ, Decatur, Ma. plete vote and are urging their friends to support the entire Dem I 11 all a ocratic ticket from top to.