The Centreville Press from Centreville, Alabama • 4

A GOOD SUGGESTION, Tho Cahaba Lodge No. 134, K. The Centreville Press M. C. 8CIIOOLAR J.

8. MOOhK. Drs Moore Physicians and Surgeons, Alabama Offer their professional services to Gen. MacArthur had a rousing Fandango' and Christmas Tree "LNYUH LAW." We deeply deplore the revival of Lynch Law', not only in the Southern States, but in several other States, of the populous West and Middle States, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York, W. Virginia, and possible iu one farther East.

In most cases for outrages upou women. What is thereat cause of this? Most certainly because the people have lost confieence in tho power of the Civil courts to mete out adequate justice (as in cases of rape, seduction, to these vile offenders, more outrageous than murder, itself. In their indignation and horror, they forget that civil law is ordained of God, and as they cannot see that He does not take signal vengeano upon thesd violatore of both Divine and 'Civil law, they are eager to take the law into their own hands, and feel that they ar justified, because the and ncertin de her of meets at their Casile Hull every Tuesday night. J. C.

Suttle, c. c. N. C. Fuller, k.

ofn. As. Notice. Public notice is hereby given that a Bill will ha introdacutl at the present tvrm of th Gvneral Assembly of Alabama, to relieve William U. Collier, minor, of Bibb county, Alabama, of the disabilities of non-age.

Dei-. 11, 1900 C. C. CiiUER. notice.

Public notiee is hereby given that a Bill -will be introduced at the present term of the Qaneral Aseembly of Alabama, to relieve Dana M. Collior, of Bibb county, Alabama, of the disabilities of non-age. Dec 11, 1900. C. C.

Colljeb. DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP. A cheap 'remedy for coughs and eolcis is all right, but you waut somethiug that will telieve and cure the roost severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles, What hall you do? Goto a warmer and more regular climate? Yes if possible; if not ponsible for you, then in eieher case take the only remedy, that has been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lnng trouble, 'Bo-chec's German Syrup." It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes easy expectro-ration. gives a good night's rest, and cures the patient. Try one bottle Reccomended may years by sll druggist in the world.

For Sale by T. hoolar. Tortured uitufss. Intense suffering was endured by witness, T. L.

Martin of Dixie, before he gave this evidence: "I coughed eyery night until my throat vas-tienrly raw; then tried Dr.King's New Discovery which gave instant relief. I have used it in my- family for four years and recommend it as the greatest remedy for conghs.Colds and all Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. It will stop the worst cough, not only prevents but absolutely cures Consumption. Price 50c and one dollar. Every bottle guaranteed.

Trial bottles at 10c at T. E. Schoolar's drug store. LOW HOLIDAY KXCUR IONS- The Mobile Ohio will sell tickets at rate of one and one third fare, for the Christmas and New Year Holidays; on December 22, 23. 24, 25 30th and 31st 1900 and January 1st and 2nd 1901 limited to return passage to January 4th 1901.

Special previliges to student. For tickets and furtner information apply to any Mobile Ohio Agent. C. M. Shepherd Geueral Passenger Agent Mobile Ala.

I A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks. Prof. Roxa Tyler of Chicago, Vice-President Illinois 'Woman's Alliance, in speaking of chamberlain's Cough Remedy, says "1 suffered with a severe cold this winter which threatened to run into pneumonia, 1 tried different remedies buf I teemed to grow worse and the medicine upset my stomach. A friend advised me to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and I found it was pleasant to take and it relieved me at once. I am now entirely recovered, save a uoctor'a bill, time and suffering, and I will never be without this splendid medicine again," For -ale by Schoolar Thompson.

A Deep stery. It Is a mystery why women endure Backaelie, Headache, Xervousness, Sleeplessness, Melancholy, Fainting and Dizzy Hpells when thousands have proved that Kleatrio Bitters' will quickly cure such troubles. "I suffered for years with kidney trouble," writes Mrs. Phebe Cberley of Peterson. Ia "and a lama back nalned mo so I eon Id not Amm tnv.plf.

tint 1T1aI trio Bitters wholly cured me, and although 75 years old, I now am able to do all my Housework." It overcomes Constipation, Improves Appetite gives perfect health. Only OOo at'schoolar A Thompson's drug store. It Girdles the Globe. The fame of Bucklen'a Arnica Salve as the best in the world, extrndj round me rami, it tne only pinect nraier of Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches, Pains and all skin Eruptions. 'Only infallible Pile Cure.

20c a box at-Schooiar A Thompson's drugstore. I Blown lo Atoms. i The old Idea the body some-' times needs a powerful, drastic, purgative pill has been exploded; for Or. King's New Life Plils, which are per-fectlj harm less, gently stimu ate liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, clean-e I he system and absolutely cure Constipation and Sick Headache, Only 25i at Schooiar A-Thompson's drug The Montgomery Advertiser ur ges the State press country papers included to write up the material advantages of their respective towns and counties. That is a good suggestion, and The Press agrees to bear a hand, and write about the wonderful resources of Bibb, as it has done time and again.

If the Advertiser will help us to convey the facts to the eyes aud pockets of the mouied men those who have the means and supposed desire to invest their surplus cash in developing the marvelous advantages of Bibb and her wonderful natural, undeveloped resources. Her vist forests of long leaf pine and valleys of hard wood; her hidden stores of coal and iron her remarkable deposits of fine marble for building and paving purposes; her wealth of valuable, fine clays; unsurpassed water powers; her fine soils suitable for agricultural tillage and fruit' glowing. We could give you a chapter on each of these and others, but what's the use? The Press does not riach the eyes of monopolistic readers If you, the Advertiser, wilt help us to reach the minds and purses of monied men, we will undertake to tell them of wealth-producing facts that they have never heard or dreamed of. Our people have not the means to uuearth these hidden stores, but men who hav6 the wherewith would meet with a cordial welcome and a reasonable amount of liberality in making thenr the beneficiaries. Our peo ple are too poor to give away what they hrave and know to be They are.

just poor enough to stand in an old net, and too proud to ask a Good Samaritan to help them out. Will you us? Do not step back aud say, "It is net our funeral." indigestion dyspepsia biliousness and the hundred and one similar ills caused by impure blood or inactive livef, quickly yield to the purifying and cleansing properties couuuucu iu Johnston's ftarsaparilla QUART BOTTLB. It cures permanently by acting naturally on all organs of the body. As a blood-cleanser, flesh-builder, and health-restorer, it has no equal. Put us in Quart Bottles, and sold at each.

"TUB MICHIGAN DRUG COMPANY, Mich. ItuumniwunijjJii .50. For Sale by E. TJ. Avery, Centrcville Sale, Under Order of Sale, By virtne of Three orders of Sale issued out of Circuit Court of Bibb counts, Alabama, and tome directed where by I am commanded to sell the proper ty neaeinatier oescrioea, to satisry three judgements recently obtained arainat S.

K. lVeples one In favor of W. n. Logan, one in favor of T. C.

Wallace and one in favor of J. II. William on to-wit one hnuceand lot situated in "Dago Town' Bloc ton, Bibb county Alabama containing about one sixteenth of an an acre; bounded on the North And West by lands of K. I. Smith, on Houth and last by land of X.

Narciscio being a part of 1-4 of 1-4 sec 18 to 22 range 5 west Bibb county Alabama. Therefore, according to said command, 1 shall expose forsle at public auction, all the right, t'tle and interest of the above named S. P. People in and to the above described pioperty, on Mox-dat the 21nt day or January 1001, during the legal hours of sale at Court House door in Centreville, Bibb county, Alabama. Dated at Centreville this 17th day of December 1900.

R. 11. Crawford, Sheriff of Bibb County Alabama. Beat Oat of In Increase of Bis reunion. A Mexican war veteran and prominent editor writes; "Seeing the advertisement of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

I am reminded that as a soldier In Mexico In '47 and ,48,1 contracted Mexican diarrhoea and this remedy has kept me f'Oin getting an increase in mv pension lor on every renewal a dose of it restores me." It is unequalled as a quick enre for diarrhoea and is pleasant and safe to take, or-sstte by SchooUr A -L. Mrs, Wm. C.Jeuiiaon has taken I charge of the Tuskalooea, Times, and will edit the paper until her! hunbaud's health permits him to returns his editorial labors. The Huutsviile Mercury has thrown a damp bomb into the Constitutional Convention campaign by suggesting the building of a new capitol. Where wuuid it want it located? Montgomery suits us until 'the State gets rid of acnual deficits in its treasury.

Alabama scores another Lynching. The uegro, McAdams, who tried to kill J. M. Ray, a merchant, at Wilsonville, on Christmas eve, was captured at Childersburg, nnd was taken from the officers ou the Est, by a mob of 100 men, hung to a limb and his body riddled with bullets. That was murder ou the part of 100 men.

1 Late statistics made up from reliable data, the output of coal, coke iron oraid pig iron in Alabama hi 1900. is much greater than in 1899. The figures indicate about teas: coal 1,500,000 400,000 tons of coke, 500,000 iron ore, aud 000 tons pig irou, increase over the product of 1899. The Montgomery Advertiser's Al- auac is likely to be the most in-eresting Book an Alabamian could buy for months to come. It is a be a Book of 450 pages, containing a vast amount of information oa Agricultural, Historical, Statisti cal tables, showiug the wealth and iudustrial development of the state and the country generally.

It is really a Industrial Encyclope dia. Every household should 1iye a copy. Price 25c. Send your order to the Montgomery Advertiser. Jeu.

J. E. Slaughter, who fought the last Confederate battle of the War Between the9 States captur-ingmore Federal prisoners than soldiers uuder him. This battle was-f jught" after Geu. Lee's surrender, at Bona San Tex He died iB-the City of Mexico, the momiog of January- 1st.

To- eneotJTage those who think that ain't worth living," a ''special' from Birmingham of the 3rd; tothe Advertiser says: 'There resides at Woodlawn a wodisd who has lived in three Annie E. Monfee, the mother of A J. Monfee, a well known citiseo, who was born in Onslow county, N. Jeme 20, I860, a little less than six months before the J9Ch centuy. Jan'y 1.

1801. Mrs. Monfee saw the 18th century die, eh saw the 19th century come," and she- has-entered 20th century, an active and interesting member ofi her sou's household." GeneimlHO-Chwf Waldersee in China, wn joesibly 'tanked up' with KeW Tear's 'grog' when he cabled the foflrwing to Berlin, or. the 1st fust. II is short and wnet "Peacens in sight at last.

President McKinley proposes to visit the Pacific Coast in the spring, via. ibe Southern route, and may step oir-the rear platform at Montgomery. This wilTbe bis first trip there sicne Be planted his political crop, some five or six years ago, and those of you whose palms are itching to 'shake' had better wait till he puts in ai appearance. It's the shortest and cheapest point to tee the show. Seltna has- taken a sodden- notion to have a- Street Fair, before he lark begin to ting.

We think heis tkxng herself and we out' aiders great injostice. by being so sudden in ner desire to display her wares the roads are very muddy now. But Selma ir a good town to ehow or no show. We make no charge for thie Fair No-tice. Cat' this- out' and take it to T.E.

ffchonlert- M( store and gr a free Chamberlain's Ht.macb and i best physio. Thrjr aH4 care liinorarr of the stomach. tfiMMOif nsand cite people or Centreville and vlciulty Kr, Nicholson Offico in Nicholson Avery Bros, drng store, Besiqence in Waller house, north of court house. Free Telephone to residence Dr. P.

I. Hopkins Plysiciaa Surgfla Centreville, Alabama Lr i uuo uuurat uwiuw txlw drug store of Nicholion fc Avery Bros. Dr. D. 0.

Mosley. "ssJ Physician and Surgeon E12LIS0N 61 THOMPSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention girea to Collestlsai PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS. Offlct up stairs, Eitt Sid of Court Him Sitmro Attorney at Law. Room 8 Roden Building Birmingham Ala, Will bo in Blocton at Office Prt Building, two days before the first Monday in each month, and will remain during the session of the cow Loga i.S.

Tandt lrtff Logan YandeGraff, Centreville, Ab. fiscalus, Ala LAWYERS CENTRE VI LI.E, W. Hooch, V. w.Uydmi, J. T.

Fvllxji Ala. tatrrvill. LAVENDEA FULLER, Af.ornejs and Counsellors at Law, Cectreville, Ala. Ill practice in all the Conrti of Bibb and lUiloining auuniitu, and ith. uprcai.

Cart the state. afeW. Special attention given to Collections. Honra from am to 12 If aaS 1 -M 9 fO HI. Win.

K.Brown. Sam. I). Murpl 1 mm uiwniit tx riuivrnii ATTORNEYS A COl'ftSILLORS IT LAW. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Rooms 1 3.

114 21st Straw CEXTREYILLE BAPTIST CHCRCR- John Bass Shclton Pastor JC Sttls Clork Judga Pratt Financial See. Frazer Superintendent S. S. Sabbath School 9,30 am every Sunday Preaching, Second and Fourth Lord day in each month at 11 a 3c 7,30 m. Conference and preaching on Satuday before each 2nd Sunday at 11 am.

All members expected to be present at every service. "Forsake not the assembling of yourselves together. Strangers and Visitors are wel-ccnie. "Come with us, and we will do thee good." Brought Good Fortane. A small item in his own paper lately brought amazing good fortune to Editor Chris.

Reitter, of the Saginaw (Mich.) Post and Zeitunr. He and bis family had the Giip in its worst form. Their doctor did them no good. Then he read that Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds was a guaranteed core for La Grippe and all Throat and Lnng troubles tried it and says "Three bottles cured this whole family.

No other medicine on earth, equals it." Only SOc and $1.00 at Schooiar A Thompson's drug store. Trial bottles 10 cents. I Lj Dyspopsia Curo Digests what you cat. Tfaninclally igests the food end aide Natbte In strengthening end reconstructing the exhausted digestive organs. It laths lateetdlscovereddlgesV aot end tbolc.

No othsr preparation can approach It in efficiency. It Instantly relhsvesand permanently curse jnaigMuou, Heart Darn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Kausea. SJc" 'a "C'E; stoiim. Book ail about mmUadrr' Prtf4rSyC towITT CO, CQMotV the like of which was uever Been before 4 iu them diggh's'. He has siuce cabled that the War iu the Philppines ii over.

Iu the mean time Senator Carter says 60,000 soldiers must be sent there immediately, if not sooner, to make the Philipinos realize the fact that they are whipped. 4 Philip drunk, 18 a different man from Philip Alabama begins the New Year with a horribly mean reputation for fiendish lawlessness the lynching of two ngroes, one near Wilsonville in Shelby last week, the other in Perry, a few days before both of these negroes would have received adequate punishment for i i il. i i ueeu in lieu 10 uiKe us couaBe. 11118 savage defiance ot law must stop. Public opinion must restore the Magesty and Sacredness of the Law If this lynching business continues bvand-by it will be difficult to get men morally competent to sit upon a jury of any sort.

How could you reasonably expect justic3 in any court of law, where a jury might consist of a number of lynchers'? A calculation has been made by an authority, which shows, that the increase in population in this country, for the 100 years past, has been 1,420 per cent. The increases of the principal countries iu Europe are as follows: Russia, 174 per United Kingdom, 159 per Germany 145 per cent. aud France, 46 per cent. According to the Director of the Mint, the total output of gold in 1899 was aud that of silver, $100,321,100. The world's industrial consumption of gold, 171,658,500, aud silver $24,566,600, Australia leads the United States $8,000,000 iu gold production, and the decreased gold production in Africa is $78,227,000, or over two millions iu excess of the United States.

The United States contributed $71,653,400 iu gold, aud pf silver $32,858,700. If The Press is permitted to make a suggestion to the University Trustees as to the be6t means to elect a of that institution, it rises to put in nominS-tiou Chaucelior Robert B. Fulton, of the University of Mississippi. We believe he is a graduate of the State University, and has been successful educator for tweuty years in the Mississippi University. We doubt if he would accept the call, as he has recently been elevated to the Chancellorship.

However, the tender, might be made as he has uever taken any part in Alabama politics, and hence has no friends to reward, nor enemies to punish. He is an educator. If our farmer friends of Bibb waut any government field or gar-deu seeds they had bettor send their names and address to Senator E. W. Pettus at once, as the government has everything arranged for the distribution, according to Agricultural Bulletin No.

19. You had better order a small quantity of genuine aut.i-"french-ing" cotton seed, as it says the en tire cotton belt is afflicted with' "wilt," "rust," or "freuch" that the soil, where-cotton has been successively devoted to cotton culture, is impregnated with the dis ease, it suggests tne necessity of getting aed not subject to "rust!" and that it is bert and sa fer to plant cotton on land hith erto devoted to corn and other crops. Be that as it may, you had better stock up on good seed of all kinds that yu can get, as that is about all you will get ont of the government individually. If troubled- w-Uh'a weak digestion. belching, sour itomanti, or if you feel dull after eating, try Chamberlain's Stomach and WverTableU.

Price 3 cent. Sample-" free at Schooiar A Thwipson'sdruf lays or, acquitals, that Justice is a modern failure. And how can this be remedied? We think we can partially answer. 1. There are tco many exemptions of first class material from Jury Duty.

2. The de fendant has too wide a field from which to choose "a jury of his peers." J3. There are too many quirks and quibbles in tho law and the testimony. Too many witness es are put upon the stand who kvow very few, if any, material facts in the case. Iu the mouth of two or three real witnesses" the guilt or innocense of the accused.

If a person is innocent, turn him loos; if guilty, breuk bis n. ck and hn will 'sin no Elevate the Standard of Justice; and the people will respect the law, and readily help to enforre the law; while vicious wi'l fear it. A half-way conviction is almost equal to an acquittal. Let the majority rule Jury Panel, just as it is supposed to rule at the polls, in the election of officers of the law and fewer guilty men will es capa their just deserts. Vst DAILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS Some of the.

Dr.ily newspapers want to know why the Weekly press do not write more original matter for their columns. The lirst reason is, the original articles in the weekly press is generally overlooked, or not read at all, by the editors of the city Dailies, (and possiby by the majoi ity of readers) who ride their own well-groomed hobbies. Then again the editors of the city dailies have 'elitorial chairs', aud don't have to set type, make up forms, run a Waehingtoa hand press, do their own collecting, make fires, and scout around for grub to keep the wolf from the pantry door, hence the country editors have no editorial room where they can sit down quietly and clothe their mental geese with pit iocs, down and pin-feathers. He composes what he does write most ly at the', cate, amid a thousand cores, interruptions, and other Jit tl that the editor of the big Daily, and the rest of mankind knows little about. If he runs short of so-nething to fill his 4 blanket sheet', he can partial ly unload his old pigeon-hole and draw out some old stuff that the Weekly editor dare uot inflict upon his readers.

Original matter, inded 1 There's nothing ongnal iu this world but a six-months old bab and they are all alike with every uow-aud-theu a little variation: editors' unexcepted I We think the country editor does remarkably well, under all the circumstances. Admlnlatrator's Notice. Th State or Alabama, Bibb 'Jounty. Probate Court, Special Term, 1001 I January 1st, ivui. I the matter of the estate, of P.

R. Oldham, deceased. letters of administration of on Id do ceased bavins; been granted to the undersigned on the lot day of January, ivr.ii, ny tne iion. tv. i rrati, Judge of Probate of said county, notio hereby riven that all persona bavins' claim against said estate are hereby required to present the same within the time allowed by law, or th same will be barren.

it. IDA OLDHAM,.