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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
WHY WOMEN FADE.

A million women today should be told what other millions have learned. That thev need one element In their blood far more than men, and that lack of it Is the reason they are apt to fade many years before they should. The needed ele- naent is iron. Iron builds up the red cor puscles of the blood and sustains vitality and strength.
 Women need 8 constant supply of blood making material or their systems break down under the constant drain. The very moment there Is lack of blood. or when tho blood is impoverished, the signal aD- pears upon the face in sallowness or pal- Tor.
 The remedy needed is pr. Harter's Iroa Tonic. Nothing else meets this particular condition so well. Use 0f it has made hundreds of thousands of women look many years younger and made them tesI even younger than they looked II nos only restores strength, energy ana beau- ", but it Is prompt and certain cure for all the ills peculiar to ths sex, It cures because it removes the hFSe cause, It supplies just what haturs heeoA to bring health --,-
 II strengthens debilitated eraaps, giVes ments rounds cut wasted tissue and re- pews the ylgor of the nervous system, n helps quickly and just as sureS ana Par- maHeptlY.
 Has been used and praised ey womsa for foTty-tVe years, PrepAtS1 eitls 2y Ths pr. Hatter Medic the Co., OaFtoh' Q; Fer sale everywhere
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Ddrk Hair

Do you want it? All that dark, rich color your hair used to have ? Easy enough, SO long as you can buy Ayers Hair Vigor, It always re- stores coler to gray hair. It stops falling of the hair, too, and sometimes makes it grow very long and heavy
 CT an over so years ela, Ny haIT ;s laaa and beavy, and ai the dark, rich sslOr q yaulA, thanks to Ayers H'''
 Mrs. R. A. LIaYd, HampisA, Va, m.AIl druggists. JIG. AVER CO., Lowell haS''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

Court convened again at o'clock. Myrtle Shannon was the first witness called. She testified that she lived at il9 Lrdie street. She knew Charlie Mar tinez and N. J. Bell, Jr. She saw Mar t:nsz the day before the killing on the was going to kill Bell and Bessie Ellis before midnight. On Monday evening be, fore the killing she told Bell what he had said.
 On cross examination she testified that Bessie Ellis room was in the rear part of the house. She said that Bell did not live there. When Martinez came thsre Sunday he went to bed in Bessie Ellis room. I went in the room and asked him to get up, and he did so, and went out on the porch, where he made the threat She said she did not receive a telephone message from Hardie Bell tell ing of Martinez coming out, and to n2tidy N J. Bell, Jr. She heard Bessie ciils tell Bell that Martinez was coming. She was in her room when the shooting oc- cured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
MONTGOMERY THEATRE.
 Tonight
Mason and Mason

By long odds the master magnet ot measureiess fun is in studnph and AdoIph,' a farce comedy teeming with jest and jollity. Dan and Charles A. Mason who assume the title roles, are both well known comedians and their coming to the Montgomery Theatre to- night hespeaks a repetition of previous triumphs.
 Iottie Williams Salter plays the lead ing female role and will be assisted by the following well known people: Beat rice Mckenzie. Lew H. Newcomb. Nellie Maskell. Iva MeFlyn, The Sisters Lau- renee, William ODaY, samuel Mirieid, Estelle Gilbert, Charlotte Love and oth- CTS. Seats now on sale. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
WILL OF MRS. HOOKER
DOCUMENT FILED FOR PROBATE
 YESTERDAY MORNING
Several Montgomerians are Hand somsly Rsmsmbsred-Dsxter Avenue Methodist Church
 Gets Property and Money

The will of the late Mrs. Ruth Hooker was filed for probate yesterday.
 The will was dated September. 1860 Co- dioil number one was dated August ls
 Mrs Hooker bsaueathed to her friend. Mrs Julia Stewart wife of Hugh Stow art, of Montgomery. S,oOO cash ,dI diamond ond portrait of her late husband, also a mortgage which she held against her per- To her nisce. Miss Libbic Iseman. $500 ash, watch and chain.
 To her brstheP-in-law, Nelson Sweeney, $1. .000 cash.
 Meadow, Mich, sl,6O0 cash, large and small siivev spoons and diamond pin. T, To the TEuatses. :, of #. Dexter Avenue M; they shall pay to Mrs. Julia Stewart in- terest at the rate of six per cent per an- nun payable semi-sHnually durng per- iod of twenty-five years for the purpose of keeping up the lot in which she is buried in oakwood Cemetery After the expiration of twenty-five years the sum Is Lo become the property of the church
 To the Trustees of the same church property on the east side of Hull street, between Monroe street and Madison ave to sell the same and purchase a parson- age or use the money as the church sees
 To her friend c. E. Martin. formerly of a,6o6,
 To her friend, c, G. zirkIe. of Montgom- To her friend, Gully Zirkle. of Mont
 All fhe rest and residue of the estate, real and personal, uHwilled, Rhs gave 70 her brothers, Pardon Bentley. William Bentley and to her sister, Phoebe SWssa- ey to be divided equally between them, share and haro alike. Mrs, Julia Stew art and C. G. Zirkle were namsd as exc cutors, without bond.
 The eodicil nunher one bequeathed to Gustavus ErWen Martin of Mt Healtey, O., set of furniture in front room Of the reside nee.
 TO Mrs Julia Stewart all the other fur pItUre and wearing apparel.
 John Vincent of Autauga county was tried before Commissioner Eimore yesrer- day, charged with retailing liquor with out license. In default of bail he was committed to jail
 l, c. RlackmOn of Clifton county was arraigned before United States Commits sianer Dawson charged with Illicit distill- ing. The case was continued,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
To Pardons.

\, The B, Governor on yesterday pardened Marion liarrlson; convicted in Geneva telced t0 on, month and fifteen days
 with 2S4 days for costs. The memornSd3 3 a on on the Iarerss ts was that pardon was grant ed tecause the boy IS sick and unable to work, and by reeommendation of phvsi. V iD elan inspector ' P"Se
 Riley MolnYale of Clay county was als, pardoned. He was convicted of hureIIa'Ppv and s'ntenced to IS months much of which time he has served, The nardon was granted on request of the Solicitor
 prenerty. the boy being iErssnonsihle. ."e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
crdss Examination.

On eros saxauinatioE. Murray said he lived at place from two weeks to two years. His home was tn Haynev,ti,,e t,n. n"r and ,,ainter and had been in Mont gomery thirty-two days. He did not stay at any place in port'cular while here Part of his clothing were at John Mc- Ginley's and the balance at a laundry;
 On redirect examination he said that while at the road house on Sunday Mar tintz still made threats against young Bell He said that he heard Martlnez say be fore tomorrow right. Then he said he V IS goirg to kill Bessie Ellis ana then he was ready to dio.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. J. W. Smith and children left last night for Bradentown, Fla.
 Mir. R. W. Skeighn and children re- turned last night from Talladega Springs.
 MT. Ernest NJ, Thompson and wife ol Tuskegee, were in the city last night en route to Mobile
 Miss Lucille Ross of Opelika. and Miss Mabel Bedgood of Mobile, are the guests of Mrs. TeaGue.
 Mrs. w. s. Milton of Troy, Is visiting heP father, MT w A, Deughtie Gl Wilkinson Street.
 Miss Nell Williams has returned from very pleasant visit to Miss Fanny Berry of Columbus, Ga.
 Misses Daisie McAuster and Florida Cook of Pensacola, are the guests of N R. Cook, 123 North Court Street.
 Misses Blanchard and Spencer of Co luTnbus, Ga, who have been visiting Miss Mary Burk' ~N returned home %~-sN
 Miss Louise R., n. who has beer visiting in Lower Peach Tree spent sey- eraI days with Miss Belle Stuart on hCg return to her home at LeGrand, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
A Great Falling Of at the Office in
 This City for the Past Month

The figures show that there has been d great falling off in the receipts of tn. revenue office in this city for the past month as compared with the same pe- riOd of last year.
 The receipts for the past month were Sa. ,G9, and for the same time last year they were $S,l50, nearly $30D less
 The reduction is due to the change in the. law and the repeal of the stamp tax which cuts of receipts in the depart ment all over the country, ard particu- larly her"; as that is the main business done at this point
 A revenue ortlCor is said to h, here pt,--' examining the different offices to see, if the stamps have been placed on ali doe nation of Probate Judge Gaston's office is said to have been satisfactory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Al Galatas.

Mir Al Galatas was called. He knew Charlie Martinez and saw him about o'clock the night he was killed. It was at his restaurant. He heard Martinez say that he was going out to Ludie street and run them all out He had big pistol with him.. The witness had pre- vious conversation with the deceased on Sunday. He told him not to go out there and bother the boy any more, that he was innocent. Galatas said that he got He left Martinez and Hardie Bell 8 brother of the defendant, sitting on the steps near his place of business. The witness heard no telephone message from his place to Bessie Ellis the night of the killing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Buck Meadows.

Buck Meadows was then called. This witness said that he knew Charlie Mar tinez Had met him the day before he was killed. Martinez had said that he had run Fell out of d room the day before night and if he was there he was going to kill him. The witness said that he saw Bell a half hour later and being a friend of his he told him what Martinez had said,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

Murray furtbey testified thnt he was with Martinez sf breakfast Sunday morn ing and went with him to Bessie Einss house, I19 Eudie street, and stayed there four hours during which time they slept They came back to town got horse ana came to the city and had started back to the road house when he again met Martinez and that was 'he last unae ne saw him alive,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
MIR. B. M. WAsHEURN Will Speak at Y. M. O. A.-Night School Will Omen Oetober


 The meeting for men at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian Association next Sunday afternoon will he addressed by Mr. B. NJ. Washburn his subject be ing The Man Jacob"
 MT Mashhurn is one of the oity's best known business men, and iS one of tho most prOmment laymon in the Method ist denomination in the State. He Is a close Bible student and Is well qualified to speak to men along the line lndicat- ed bY his subject.
 The meeting will begin at o'clock and last forty five minutes. All men will re- ceiVe d cordial welcome
 Preparations are being made for the opening of the Association night school akout Oetoner lst Last season forty and many of them received much benefit therefrqm. This season larser work is being planned and a larger number ei men will doubtless avail themselves oi inc opportunities offered. The night school will he of great benefit to em- RiaHcd young men who cannot afford the time or money necessary to attend the husiness colleges in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Lorina MattheWs.

Lorlne Matthews, white woman was called. She testified that she was - at Bessie Ellis house Monday night; She lived In house opposite Bessie Ellis, but night She knew the defendant Bell She was present when he arrived at the house. He had gun with him. Mon day night she had been answering the daof. Martinez came to the house three or four hours after Bell came, She testified that Bell did net live at the the bell. She answered it, and told him that he could not come in. He pointed pis- tol in her face and forced his way in; The woman said that she then ran and jumped out of a window. She heard two gun shots as | he went running through the parlor, She shortly returned and Bell was in the hall, Marines was in Bes- sic Ellis room dead, She testified that she had not received a telephonN messase that night Considerable argument was hoard on the objection of counsel for the defense to the question of the soliGit9r it;' as to what kind of house Bessie Ellis kept The question was allowed and when the solicitor asked the witness, II il was not a sporting house, sh3 replied that she did not know.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

For the Finest HAVANA CIGARS, wholesale or retail, go to Hermann Ross, Mfr, No. g N. Court St, #
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

DO YOU WANT THE BEsTe Ross's Barber Shop is the place to go. Exchange Hotel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
NO TIME LOST
Samples at Holt's Dye Works so Ad
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have such unique way of displaying their Samples for fall suits, that their entire stock of FOO samples can be ex- amined in ten minutes time. Call and take u look at them. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
The State Rests.

At this juncture the State announced that 1t would rest. The defe nse then call ed it's first witness. R. 8. Murray.
 Murray testified that he knew Martinez. his death The first part of the nlghs they were at a livery stable, then at 3 restaurant and later at BelPs room. Mar timex told the witness that he wanted to with him. a place on North Perry street. Some one from the inside answered who is thst. Martinez answered Let me in please" and then took pistol and knock fd on the door Martinez then cursed the man on the inside, T and said he was going to kill him, and that he was Chari, Martinez, H further added that man who would take that had no manhood.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
T. ". Jackson.

The witness is police officer. Was at the house of Bessie Ellis soon after the killing. Martinez's body was not cold when he got there. The witness idenu- fled the pistol in court as the one which he found lying near the dead body Of Martinez that night He took the cart ridges out of the gun and gave them to the eoPoneF.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

Genuine Rocky Ford Canteloupes from Colorado, the finest in the world always sweet at YelveFton's Palace Market, No, Court Square. Phone 2A7,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Rig Crowd at Tate.

There is till large nHmber of ele- gant people at Tate Spring, East 'Tennes- see, "The Carlsbad of America" to re- SC many people are learning these are the most pleasant months there. The ac- c0mmodations fare and care same, mu- the rates are about twenty per cent lower. Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Cascade Restaurant.

The best the market affords served in tirst-class style. Al Galatas, Prop, op- posite The Advertiser office. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

MATINEE ToDAY-AUBIToRIUM Wonderful success of Amy Whaley soprano. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Pitts Carmanatiye

Pitts Carmenat1ve Cures Testhing Children, IL cures all Stomach and Bowel Troubles. It will cure your baby. Try 1t. Price 1c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

In walking a mile a man uses I7iz foot tons If energy. An ordinary days work consumes 500 tens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

N. J. Bell. IT,, charged with the mur- der of Charlie Martinez. was discharged by Justice B. H. Screws at o'clock last night. The trial lasted from noon yes- terday Immediately after the announce mert by Justice Screws, Bells friends came forward and fairly besieged the young man with congratulations. all thouEh it was the concenSus or opinion from the outset that Bell would te re- leased.
 and .on '"ns aecomnt of the large crowds in attendance the trial was held In the Circuit Court room. Even ..s spacious place was inadequate for the large mum Der of people anxious to hear the testi- mony in the case The court room was packed all during the trial and the keen est interest was manifested;,
 The attorneys from Mobile wno nao wired their intention of coming here to assist in the prosecution, wired again that they could not be present ana me prosecution was conducted Dy soiicitof Lomsx. Each witness underwent most rigid cross examination. Young Bell ap- peared in court accompanied by hls Ia. ther and his two attorneys. He appeareu not the least excited and sat catihly throughout the trial The & takoaS ncIoct ct sssl d argument was comme need. Solicitor Lo- max opened for the State witn U most magnificent speech. He was loiiewso bs the attorneys for the defense, anu tue Solicitor closed for the State.
 Al the conclnsion of the argument Ius flee Screws said the question was eithst one of sclf-defense or pre.mSo..aisS1lV n. nonsiSlV have escaped from the wrath of Maru1ies is,, hy retreating, which fact, coupled win numerous threats which had been com nharse the defendant. The following Is the testimony at the trial yesteroay'
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 w. H. Tice, Coroner for Montgomery eounty. was the first witness called py the State. The Coroner testihed tnat ,t ne was notified of the killing and Wend War,,0el oes was found lying dead on the Hoor t et once in the mouth nnpds ana raneed eese downward Tine dead man, said the Coroner. weighed about i40 or 150 pounds. and was nHe teet nine inches high. The Coroner was ,9i 9I the opinion that eitner t or thS o,stoI was found lying by the dead mans side: fo- lice Officer E. w. Jackson peNeu up; There were six or seven policemen ,,,an,, gnu several other persons Tn the ho''Se ""'' On cross examination MT. Tice testified that he did not probe the wounas. Seltn, CT did he know the position the dead man was i'm before he was killed. The pistol which was found there, was exahnnea ny :, Police Officer Jackson in the presence oi the He he WappSt p them up In an envelope. The cartrldges were exhibitea In court and the Coroner Identified them, and the defense introduc- ed them in evidence. One or the cart ridges had the appearance of having oeer struck by the hammer.
 P. H. McLemore.
 The tailor, Mr. P. M. McLemore, was the next witness called. He identlheo a pump gun which was introduced 1T evidence as the one which young Bell had brought to inc jail with him the night he surrendered to the ShoTiff; The Fix or eight times The cartridges had been extracted and ths witness opened ona of the cartridges { he request of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Bessie Ellis.

Bessie Ellis testified that she lived at Jr,, and also knew Charlie Martinez. She and Bell had been out driving the even ing of the killing. Had gone to shoot birds. They came home together and he took the gun out of the buggy and brought it into ths house. It was then about o'clock. She did not see Charlie Martinez until about 10 o'clock that night When she first saw him he was in the hall, She went into her room and closed the door behind her. Bell was lying on her bed undrosssd and she thought him to be asleep, She called tn him to wake there he was going to kill him. Martinez either cooked or snapped his pistol be- fore she heard the gun shots. The shot gun she said stayed at her house most or the time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
Cross Examination.

On cross cA examination she testief1d that the gun was sitting between the wash stand and the window. She said that when they wsnt hunting they dlo hot nick up the birds they killed because they were too small Myrtle Shannon told her that Martinez sald ho was coming up to the house. When he came she went Into thc room and told Bell She testified that MnltineE had never stav"d at Her house except that four hours Sunday ait- ernoon when she was away and that was against her will She said that three @ nn- knew Hardie Bell but did not get I teie- phone message from him tho night ot the killinE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

Misses Daisie McAlister and Florida R. Cook, 123 North Court Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

Miss Nell Williams has returned iron very pleasant visit to Miss Fannl Berry of Columbus, Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

turi.ay. 1.-THE PAPER DoLLs," by W. R. Rose,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

Mrs. w. s. Milton of Troy, is visitln, her father, MT, M, A, Deughtle, C. Wilkinson Street
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06
P. H. McLemore.

The tailor, Mr. P. M. McLemore, was the next witness called. He idenilhed evidence as the one which young Bell had brought to the jail with him . the night he surrendered to the Shorin The siy or eight times. The cartridges had been extracted and ths witness opened one of the cartridges { t he request of the attorneys. One was loaded with puck Sh0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

Misses Blanchard and Spencer of Co., Mmhus, Ga, who have been visiting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

Q CUT OUT THIS COUPON FOLLOW THE H4ACA LIS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-06

Miss Lucille Ross of Opelika. and Miss Mabel Bedgood of Mobile, are the guests of Mrs. TeaGue.