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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
BARRINoTON- N-WHrTrNa.

The following invitations have hAn, ... ceaved by friends in this civ. wv" Ee-
 Mrs. Mary c. Whiting
 st tne marriage of her daxUhter.
 MPry, to
 Dr. Rlehard L. Harrington.
 "eGn,ssoay. n,y. september eighteenth,
 ,,1 at twelve o'clock, noon.
 A1 East Sixty-slxth Street,
 Chicago,
 Miss Sara Concnlly of th,z o,,,- .A nSS Ieeelved the appointment of tcarhcr q miihntry at the Girls fnitIst.SSa., ssEe SGnooi ss MonteS sllo. left yesterday to her duties. Miss Connolly hSs assume @ fuc ,SsSs eSas tn t Montgomery who will wish her ...., t,,s m ner new poBltion and will con. secTrtnS sne ,SsIr Slrts Industrial School on efficient. |~'''S'AAihS ana T. Mlssrs Juliette. Virginia and Mary Howell Pope came up from MohIi. 1N,.aI.S oay on the steamer City of MohiIa .sSS were accompanied by their sister NS,.N .Isck m r. cs' S9wtes' and Master Willie and ,Jrs. Mrs. Frank Elmore and Mrs. A. H nearn, TIs, who have spent the summer at home: Her friends will De glad to En"n tnat Mrs. Hearn is very much improve tn health. wv Mr. H. c: Davidson has returned rrop, a trp 70 Louisville, Buffalo and Ns~, York. He left Mrs. Davidson jn Ns., York, where she is visiting her hrofhsr ana will remain there until early in Oc' toher. !" OS' NIT. and Mrs. Ned McDavid are vis,,. Ing Bunalo MT. McDavid is State In. surance Commissioner, and win attenr the meeting of Commissioners in BuIfaIo before returning. Misses Mary and Allie BIlIups are via 'tlng friends in MontEomery.-Birm ham Age-Herald. MT. and Mrs. M P. Crow have "A turned from visit to relatives in In. dianapolis. Ind.
 Miss Olive Pearce went to COIumbul to attend the wedding of her cousin. Mis- Helen Bennett. Miss Eliza Corr has returned from a pleasant visit to friends in Pensacola, Miss Katie Roemer left Tuesday fol Taliadcga Springs.
 Misery dumps lot of stones on the road to success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19

GOiilSS the QfaWn face and tight closed lips which tell of the con- stans struggle with pain.
 | When the deli lca.e womanly organism is dis eased the whole body suffers 1; the form grows thin, and the complex lion dull. The first step to sound health is to cure the diseas ses which undermine the wom a nl y strength.
 Dr. Pierce's Fa- vorite Prescrip- tion establishes regularity, dries disa c abl c drains heals in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19

hanlmation and alteration and cures female weakness. The wonderful cures lot wouanly diseases effected by the use of vFavorite Prescription place 1t at tine iron, of all put-up medicines speci- ally prepared for the use of women.
 1T was troubled with female weekness for eieIrt years and suffered more thh. SAp tell, ' writes Mrs. Gust. Moser, af ovaudo, iIeSTis dge leo Montana. SMy disposition was affected to such an extent that to say pleasant word to any one was almost an impossibility.
 q had two operations performed by one ot the most skilled surgeons ot the West, but did moi get relief Then, against my doctor's letrict orders I commenced taking pr, Pferce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Dis Covery' and also followe& the advice given in fhe Common Sense Medical Adviser.
 VI continued this treatment for three months and today am as healthy and well as woman can be- cannot thank Dr. Pierce enough for his kind letters to me.S
 Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bl iousness and sick headache.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
THE COMMITTEE ADDRESS
It will Be Ready for Promulgation When Approved by Absent
 Members.

There was . meeting In Montgomery yesterday of the full committee appointed to prepare an address setting forth the claims of the new Constitution upon the confidence and votes of the people.
 Messrs. John B, Knox of Calhoun. Walker of Madison. c. L. Smith of Mo. bile, J. E. Cobb of Macon, o. R. Hood of Etowah and H. F. Reese of Dallas were present MessrR T. w. Coleman of Greene. JRmes Weatherly of Jefferson and T. M. Espy of Henry were absent.
 The cOmmitte adopted an address and will publish 1t In a few daya It was thought best to have the absent mem- ting 1t out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
A CLUB WOMAN
 ON CLUB WOMEN

Mrs Marguerite Moore recently ad- dress the Woman's Club of New OF- leans and The Picayune reports her as saying that in every way the club was a ching, and the club life Is engaging more and more the attention of women. It was a mistaken idea to suppose that than those of women.
 Women could conduct a meeting with greater attention to detail than men. and with less wrangiing. She had once
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19

a poor man. but hc says he would not be without Chamber1aln'R Pain Balm if 1t cost i've dollars a bottle, for 1t saved h tsSn Gsins sna cs1pPSe td PS. Mo sxternSl nal sfih and swoll sn joints, contracted mus. cles. stin neck, sprains and rheumatic and muscular pains. It has also. cured Is for sale by E. C.. Fowler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
Tha Tsading Malt Extact.

Extract of Malt offered on the market lther 50 called extracts being nothing better than strong black beer with a email one Of attractive matter. Such extracts should not be given or reconn- mended to convalescents or etrength- nll on the label and not in the bottle. Malt-Nutrine ts prepared by the An hsuser- Busch Brewing Assn. which guarantees It's purity, excellence and merit Adv. thu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
1CoNToo1IERY THEATRN. Friday Matinee and Night
"Human HOarts,"

W. E. Nankevllle's production of the Hills, Human Hearts" will be eiven at the Montgomery Theatre Friday mat. inee and night. It iB presented witt great realism, both in it's setting and in the action which reveals with marked clearness and force it's very strong plot. Seats now on sale. Adv,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19

numbers 5000 while at Chicago there were 8, ,000 There were between twenty i've and thirty ticket scalpers at Cieve- land, and the association, as soon as the temporary injunction was issued, placed detectives at the establishments of each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
'MO SHADOW

.Of outward misfortune can darken the Ismile of the loyal wife and loving
 mother. But when disease comes the
 smile slowly fades, and in its place
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
WOMAN an7
 SOCIETY.
Mrs. T. N. dsostsss

tee of 100 men. She was Chairman of a sub-committee. and. of course, had every thing her own way, as the men would not talk back to her. But the hair splitting words. the. wrangiing. and lack of method among themseives! She had
 been to too many women's meetings, but none could equal those. Just as every- thing wa4 supposed to be settled and rise man, and begin to thrash out ail the old arguments again, and so business would De ebstructed. She would sof1ae. times rise on such occasions and gay: the female element that ts obstructinR the busineesss q D---s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
The pest Presoriptlon for Malaria.

Chillg and Fever is a bottle of Groves Taste. less Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and auiTiine in tasteloss form. No Cure, No Pay Price
 oO cents. tu.th.sA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
sUMAT1A MARRIAGE nULrs.

In Sumatra marriage customs are some what quaint. but. on the whole, thin9s are arranged very comfortably for tho women. For instance, the husband eet- ties marriage portion on his wife before the nuptfale are celebrated. and. though he may subsequently, get separation from her. he can neither ailenate this portion nor touch any of the property she may have brought into the marriage contract
 Husssnds and wives live in separate houses, the former visiting the latter every evening. If there are children, the boys only live with their mother until their fourth birthday, when they take up residence with their father. The Eiris remain with their mother until they mar ry, which they do at an early age, when they remove to 2 small house close to the maternal dwelling.
 When . woman becomes widow, she plants fagstaff at her door, from which a nag flies. That nag is Of no importance m the widows fate, for 90 long as 1t re- mains untorn by. the wfnds she is coni- peiled by etiquette to remain unmarried, When the first little rent in the flag ao- pears. and it may be most infinite she fers. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
MIR. SMITH RESIGNS
WAS LOCAL PASSENGER AGENT OF M. & O.
A washout on the Central Railroad Delays Trains-Nsws Notes of Railroad Men and
 Matters.

The changes in the Western Railroad and Plant System that will take eReci on the 1st of next month are not the only ones that win affect local railroad
 Yesterday 1t was learned that the res ignatlon of Passenger Agent Eober! Smith of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad hd S Sssn ss ss % %.s to oSs ss of ss city terday but 1t is understood that nc was bile and Ohio in Mobile which he de- Hs a%s nY ns DSss Ss sss sn n Mont gomery and Southeastern Passenger Agent Hay will continue to represent the Mobile and Ohio here.
 Mir. Smith has for several years rey' resented the Mobile and Ohio in Mont. gomery and has proved himseit q mosS Valuable passenger man. He has ever been uniformly courteous and accommo- friends SasnE wSo %SSG sincerey @ hope that he viii not leave Montgomery
 There were no trains in on the Cen. tral Railroad yesterday. the cause oeina a washout near Smithville, Ga, station twelve miles this side of Americus. It is thought that the washout IS at W,,I WS,is Mill just the other side or smltnvilie NV and is forty feet long by twelve feet deep'
 The train that left here for Macon yes. terday morning was turned pack at Smithville and returned to MonteoHery @ on the schedule of the tram que hers Io last night. The local trains Nos. ana iV did not run yesterday but if is thought that the road will be open today.
 Engineer John Cox of the Birmingnam accommodation trains Is back on ms run afther being laid up for the pSss % %thaee months, It will be remembered that about three months ago he had the misfortune to break his arm and his frienos Are glad that he is all right again.
 -
 The injunction obtained against the ticket scalpers in Cleveland was made permanent a few days ago. A dispatch from that city says: So far as known there was not single ticket misused at the Grand Army reunion, which is a re- markable result even with the aid of an injunction. Records show that with the exception of the reunion at Chicago last year there were more tickets deposited for extension at Cleveland than at any other gathering since the organization oi the Central Passenger Association. The total number of extensions beyond tht original limit of September were tn round
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19

The Investigation into New York police near "the tront.'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
FOR SALE CHEAP

5000 rolls new 9-pound bagging slightly damaged by water and smoke. M. SABEL G SONS. ct.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
WILL OBSERVE THEDAY
ma MEMORIAL sHAvrCH FOR
 LATE pREsrDENT.
1rAjor ". ". sersws VIII Deliver Principal Addrsss at Xont- gomsry Thsatre- Stores win
 closs ana sAlusss Tired.


 Teh body of William Mci<iniey. late President of the United States, will b interrld this afternoon in canton. Ohio, and in every section of Alabama there will De suspension of business and gen- eral mourning.
 Wherever there. is e battsry of artii. lery of the Alabama National Guard. sa. luses win bc. fred every thirty minutes beginning at sunrise and. continuing un. til the hour of the funeral. This is in accordance with a proclamation issued by Governor Jelks.
 A sunrise tnts mcrnine citisens or hinder of the nations mournins. AZ that hour the cannon of the Monts sornery Field Artillery. con1manded by Captain Gasss. ass rha m'nesrss VI M s'lss Ss a the river bank near the Union Railway Station The css g n,snscSn an csu,tci rsi ss the the \ vicinity of the Capitol. the plAas .fss .Tfshse Gnsnssiil nslasesisl servlcss will commence ss. ds shs f2e ssssss shes % Union 10 doubt will be largely attended.
 The Mayor has issued prociamssion their stores during the hour of the ser vice this afternoon. The Mayor has or. dered that all city cfiices be closed from and other public buildings viii. be closed. Eaents have requested that all Federal, sSks sesss o shs sns psaSr5 sss s the pastors of the churches of Mnntgom- cry and the ofhcere Of the secret organ navs been connected as well as the offi- ceEs of the various military conpanies The program was completed yester. to the request of the committee to de- ley as a Public Man"
 The memorial service this aftern0on ts people The Committee has requested that the singers In the church .choirs the service begins.
 The program as completed is as fol- First hymn, Lead Kindly Light"
 Reading cf Scripture. Rev. K. E. eobbs. 5essrd 5ssssdi hs%a. S;s NY A. stcsasay cosnyyry ri. of Address. "rresident Mckinley as HsSr.ss LessonS saaSr of the HoSs ssFs Rsps 4 Addrss:. Ia Msss'nf ftrsslaep. Mckinley as a Christian" Rev. A; L. Andrews.
 4 hs Aatts GNGWEStb VNy NVus " Thee"
 Benediction, Rev. M. H. Holt.
 Business Houses Will Close.
 The Board of Directors of the Commer. cial and Industrial Association at it's meeting last night passed resolutions looking tn concert Of action upon the part of the business community In closing their doors during the funeral exercises of President Mckinley. Mr. c. F. MoFits presented the following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
 Resolved, That as mark of respect to the memory of our deceased Fresi- dent. William Mckinley. the Board of Directors of the Commercial and indus trial Association respectfully request the merchants, business and professional men of Montgomery to close their places Of business and ofices from D. m. toI p. m. ThurBdAy, September 18th and fo attend the Union Memorial Services at the theater."
 From the expression of opinion among 8 large number of business men 1t is evident that there will hardly be one place of business open during the hours of the funeral exercises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
DON'T WAIT A FRERzE

To Have Your Fall Clothes Cleaned
 and Repaired. But send them to Holt's Dye Works now, so they will be ready for you when ceol weather comes. We send for and deliver work. Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
of the Roosevelt Children.

In addition to the large number of s,grown-iips'' among the Roosevelts. there will be five children. Theodore, Kermit. Ethel Archibald and Quentin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
You Know What Ton Are TakinO

Europe has had altogether S2I monarch, since the battle of Hastings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
SOME OLD IDEAS.

"s'io Coto snap eenoB body to the cecar chest to look after the winter things. While most of the contents of a ceusr chest change year after year, still snere are some packages that stay there forever and yesterday a certain perpet. ual package in . certain cedar cheat vas opened and in 1t found among lots ot other savings, Louisville Courier journal cf September 18th 1972. In this paper near thirty years old. is the fol- lowing squib:
 "A paper called The True wouar asks when win the time come whep nj. dividuals shall be 1udGeA hy psrnnnal merit and not by wealth or positiofl m the social scale? We really don't know man is in anything Of . hurry, We vvo,,id auVise her not to walt for it''
 wonder if. The True Woman is atill waitfng-+aii these twenty-nine years; and wonder if she is not little tired. or perhaps. little tout of heart" at inc smalI prospect of realization of her hope that the tiEne mentioned viii eve, come. This same Issue of The Courier Journal is guilty of the following nt. tempt to be funny at the expense of a woman of whom feel sure it would no,I only speak in terms of the profounaes, respect even though opposing her views | and methods,
 "A Rochester paper has an article on me age Of Niagara FallB. We shall pro. paniy never know exactly how old ths EAiis are. as the antique Colonel Susan D. . Ansnony Is the only person now liy- lng who was present when they were the date" ~OAe"''00
 Mrs. Anthony is now 30 years old, sO at the age Of q she was referred to ed. itoriaiiy as antique. That surely wRa not up to even that date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19
FTsEER-PELHAM.

The following appeared in The Atlanta Daily News and win be interesting to Alabamians: ~
 Last evening at z2 Walker Street thera was S. 9vlet home wedding when Mlss cusie Pelham was united fin marria 1s to MT. o. c. F'tsher, both of this citv Tn me ceremony was performed hv tha hev: Alex Bealer and was witnessed onIt, py tne intimate friends and relatives ne the contracting parfies. eS oA
 nalss Feiham iS niece of Colonel Pal. nam ot Alabama. of distinguished wer record. Colonel Pelham was the Xo,'n.t- artillerymaT. . Admous es HIS niece. Miss Pelham. Inherits th.
 th nme cnsracteristlcs of birth and breeSirSs : i'm her %iong o,.ix m the Pelham family, and charming. 1SeaVe ana .!S MT: Fisher is connected with inc ro.. sss s@s sssarvlce and has many frlends to coS,. winning Miss Pelham 'O'tuhe m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19

When you take 0rove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and oiin- inc ln . tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay soc
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19

FrdAys 'tOry, "MAKINo sENAroR by chauncey
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-19

llsery dumps a lot of stones on the road to
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-01
Contra Ia ObeSidad.'
FaCil reInediO.

Conste, ante todo, que 10 que &
continuation SO dice no es un recla.
mo, nj siquiera un consejo, sino uns
mera indication, dirigida 4 los que
desean adelgszar. -
El conocido escritor Henry de
Parrille ha hecho constar reciepte
mente quefla obesidad, tan diffcil de
curar, 4 pesar del sinn1uero de dro'
gas y de espec1fcos destinados &
comhatirla, cede con relativa fre
cuencia utilizanio un recurso bien
'sencillo, que consiste en- llevar pues
ia constantemente una faja de fra
nela.
Dicha faja, ajustada convenien'
temente, provoca una abundante
transpiraci6n, que, al parecer, es la
grasa sobrante del ORGANISING.
/, Lo recomendamos a algunos
amigos de esta Capital 4 quienes So
bra barriga y faltan pantorrillas.
Con una seucilla fsja esta arreglado
toio. En- estos tiempos de hambre,
la barriga es una incomodidad, y las
buenas piernss SO necesitan para CO.
rrer para ell Hawaii, segdn sseguran
los doctores Noble y Mattel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-01
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CORREo6 Dk LOS r T.
Ell VApOR PONCE,
SALDRA FL 9 DE ABRIL
Admite oarga y pasajeros,
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Los Vupores
"pORTORlCO" Y "LONGFELLOW'


mientos y SO EMBARGO en- ell <May
Flower, como diciendo <ahf queda
esos y el que venga atras. .......
que arree..
No queremos juzgar sa priori,
Parecenos que en- breve tendremos
OCCASION de saber. 81 los nombramien.
tos han sido 8 nd aoertados
81 se ha 1ogrado complacer a
todos los aspifanteA = 81 los desai.
RADIOS tienen resignation bastante
para no darse por aludidos.
Los Tribunales de Policia pue-
den dar muy buenos resultados en-
10 isla, como los dan en- los Estados
Unidos, pero es precise que para
clio, los Jueces Sc olviden de que
son polfticos, siquiera mientras sen
tencian.
Creemos que asi 10 har&n, por
que entire elIos hay personas respe
tabilisimas incapaces de firmar una
senteacia injusta.
**
Los amantes de las letras. los
que verdsderamente Sc inte1 esan
por el adelanto del pats, tienen con
Ia installation de la nueva blblioteca
un inesperado motive de regoci-
jo.
Placenos consiaaar estos ade
lantos, verdaderos pasos de avance
en- ell camino del progreso.
Educando al pueblo por' todos
los medios, es como mejor SO consi-
que la ibertad.
Los que tai idea fomenten mere
ceran bien de la patria.
Sarfa muy coEveniente, para
que mejor ]lenare su objeto Sc le die
sc caracter de Biblioteca cfrculante.
Aqui, donde por desgracia, el lector
no buscael ibro, es precise hacer
que ell libro busque al 1ector.
AL apuntar esta idea la somete.
mos la consideration de Mr. Brum.
baugh que tanto' interes Sc toma por
la educaci6n del pueblo.
En- los Estados Unidos fLncio.
nan de modo admirable las bibliote.
cas- circulantes. En- Puerto Rico,
la de nifos, que f1nd6 ell Sr Timo-
thee esta dando resultados admfra .
bles y serfa un gran bien que & la
nueva Biblioteca 80 desc ell mismo
caracter.
Es precise acostu m brarnos &
yer los libros por casa para irle per
diendo ell -<miedo, y adquirir con
ellos cierta confianza que nos permi-
ia censultarles nuestras dudas.
Mientras esten los libros almaee
uados en- las bibliotecas, los consi- :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-01

CIR ICA
DE Ia

Esta vez no tiene 81 cronista que
hacer grandes esfuerzos para salts.
facer los gustos de los lectores por
variados que sean; porque Ia cose-
cha de noticias, ha sido abundante
= <surtfda. durante Il semana.
Los que esten interesadOs, como
estamos nosotros, en- poner termino
a la diffcil situaci6n economies por
que vieue atrayesando el pals, es
perimentaran una satisfaction gran
de; al saber que la sComisi6n nom
brada por Ia Asamblea magma ha
conference.-the extensamenne con ell
Honorable Gobernador Civil salien-
do altamente complacida de los pro-
p6sitos cue amman a Mr. Allen.
Por de pronto vendr a al pals Ell
dinero de la isla que tan <cuidadosR
mente,;guardaba ell Tesoro nacional
y sera lnvertido inmediamente en-
ia COZ clus:6n de las obras p1blicas
empezadas y otras las que en- bre-
We Sc dara principle. .-..
va ESQ es algo; 81 bien no es to
do 10 que necesita Ell pals .psra sa-
llr del estado de postraci6n q que
causas diversas le han llevado.
* 4
La idea del emprestjto quo al
principle tropezaba con algunas di-
ticultades tai vez por desconocerse
su necesidad, en- las atlas esferas
a donde no siempre llegan las que,
jas justi6cadas del pobre, ha sido
bien recibida esta vez y su necesi-
dad reconocida como Inica soluci6n
del problema econ5mico, por el Go :
bernador civil.
Esto solo significa el triunfo de
10 Asamblea, puesto que NADIA hay
dentro de Ia Ley Foraker, que po.
demos lamar hoy nuestra constitu.
ci6n; que SO oponga a la contradiction
de ese emprestito
Reconocida su necesidad, Ell en-
prestito sera mn heche.
Los imperialistas estan re enho
rabuena.
Agulnaldo, que era algo asi co
mo una berruga ell la nariz del Tio
Sam, ha caido prisionero, segun los
corresponsales- :.
La noticia, 81 bien reviste gra
vedad suma para ia causa filfpina,
no es empero, motive de gran con.
tenfamiento para los que pretenden
dominar por la fuerza q aquel pueblo
ner6ico.
La historic ensef1a que la desa-
parici6n de- un hombre no signifca
la muerte de una idea
Sucumbe Martf en- <Dos Rios,
desparece Maceo en- <Punta Bravo,
no por ESQ la causa de la revoluci6n
psligra sino que por ell contrario, ell
patriotismo de los cubanos Sc enar-
dece, Ell entusiasmo aumenta, y a no
ser por la extraf1a coincidencia del
><Malne,, Cuba hnbiera sido fibre sin
deber favor a nadie.
Puede suceder algo parecido en-
ell archipelago magallanico, adn
.siendo verdad la esorpresa, de Agui
naldo,
va tenemos Jueces de policfa
On todos los pueblos de Ia isla.
Por falta de Jueces no Sc dejara
de hacer justicfa. 5000.
Ell Gcbernador firm6 los nombra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-04-01
= de Abfl Dc 1901, 0f1clna San
81 1s second GLASS matter July s, 1900.
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