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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-12-18

II he was Mi. Crtst. AS soon az he
bad admitted ftu Identity I yimply
thrust the paper into his hands and
rushed out, slamming the door behind
me. l don't think I stopped running
until l got to Sixth avenue, I was so
afraid one of them would come after
me and 'Cll me. 1t sounds foolish now,
but I didn't get over my fright 1 had
all night,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
He even trades horses like

. Christian. He even trades horses like
 Tn every case I've heard when a man he is riding hobby and others won't ride with him" said MT. Oghurn. T be- lieve this is the brightest day the worid ever say. The Bibls and christianity are The hops of the negro, I never knew sdu. s cation to save a white man. believe if We preach the Lord Jesus people will come to hear us. We need no drawing Strawberry festivals, etc, to raise money. We only need to preach Christ.
 Some preachers ruin their usefulness by riding a hobby, some preach against on you do not think Christian should use tobacco. believe that some Chris tians do use tobacco, but they'll stop be. fore they get to heaven.
 E to best arsS wsg tS Sbps PEsach 5ga9st evaG was met by a man, Monday Vho said. your sermon last night showed me should stop the use of tobacco another said of the same sermon that it taught him dancing was wrong, but ne had not mentioned either But he preached Christ
 Humanity is wrong and sinful. salva- ton is the only hope for soul. mind and War is wrong, The nations shaij learn the gospel Every knee shall bow, every election day shall he holy.
 Some Christians get alarmed at higher criticisms. He that N gittith in the Heavens shall laugh The love of God is shed abroad in our hearts. God loves humanity and not its gay trappings. We love the gay trappings. If a man hates any man he can't love any one We love our own country, but Jeseus loves aiI men.
 There's Pesurrectiop power in the gospel that raises dead souls to life, The same power that raised Lazarus raises the dead soul to life.
 ness of dry bones preached gospel to them and they came to life.
 ''All our knowledge came from some body else We are all born heathens, practiced foreign missions on us.
 ''This power of God Is not always spoken. You might burn the Bible and the truth would still remain, from the au- thenttc. and ? and would still make
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
WRECKATLETOHATCHIE
FREIGHT TRAIN BL0CKEI
 TRACK SEVEN HOURS.
Inspection of Mobile and MontgOm- cry Division Was Thereby Post ponsd-- Changes in Officials
 of the Central.

Tho wreck of freight train No. 19 neal ILetohatchie yesterday :. morning besides
 effeetually blocking all traf1c between of the annual inspection of the Mobile | and Montgomery division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
 Engineer Wsllsce with his engine va va waiting to take the inspection party over 1 the division when the news was received The special was scheduled to leave iulfne'
 sA y o.shs SS hs "g,ya Ss acat St AR ts Nj s S tSs
 No. 2 was due under tha shed 6 message was dashed into the downRtairs telegraph ofiee that there was 8 freight wreck down and of course being unable to get te Montgomery the track was effeefually
 The wreck occurred about one mile ona side of the track end 2 steep cut. on the other made 1t impossible to build a temporary track around It.
 A box car loaded with phosphate had be ditched. Four of thS cars were oil tanks, one of the tanks with all of the oil being completely destroyed. The other three tanks leaked badly though mast of
 Roadmaster shIelds with a gang of Ia- borers at work on the River Street im- pFoyernents. boarded the wrecker when it reached the shed from the shops Super intendent J. I. Mckinney and Master of Trains MlzelI also went to the scene on the wreckeF Several of the section mas ters who were waiting for the inspeetion special went to the wreck and in some thing over seven hours by the hardest kind of work the track had been cleared. Train No. reached Montgomery at 1:4O ?. m.
 left at a. m. was annulled, and the an- nual inspection will be made sometime next week, the Pensacola and Alabama Division from Pensacola to River Junc- ton, being inspected today. Superinten- ddnt Saltmarsh of that division with Roadmaster Batts and Trainrnaster Con zales of the division aud the section fore men will take the inspection car that left here last night and start out of Pensacola this morning Hoadmaster Shields left last night and will be met at Flcmeton by leans division. They wlIl be the two mem. beFs of the revision cOmuiittee of the Pensacola and Alabama inspection.
 From River Junction the inspection party will return to Pensacola and 6atur- day morning they will leave on the in- spectlon of the other end of the division from Pensacola to Selma. the branch from Selma to Myrtlewood being probably in spected. Monday morning Superintendent Mobile and inspect the division 70 New Orleans, Roadmasters Shields and Bats being the revision committee.
 Tuesday or Wednesday the inspection ear will leave Montgonnefy with the party intending to so yesterday morning and in- apect the banner division of the Ioals- vllle and Nashville. from here to Mobile. The section foro[aen and supeFVisioDs lS<ha vers here yesterday megntnx to Ga
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
THE M. P. CONFERENCE
REPRESENTATIVE OF ALA.
 RAMA DISTRICT MEET.
Rev. T. P Morgan of Montgomery ia the Presiding OAicer-1Eakes . Good Report of Work
 For the Year.

Speigner. DeS, 1o.-(special. .)-The Ala bama Conference Methodist Protestant Church. which convened here yesterday, had busy session today.
 Rev. J. P. Morgan of Montgomery, the president Of the Conference made his re- port this morning embodying number of important recommendations. His report was that a good year of faithful work had been done in the Alabama District, many new churches had been built, and others repaired. many members had been added to the church and withai there was a good increase.
 The report was referred to the follow ing committee: w. c. Jackson, w. G., Mcdaniel, Y. A.. Gibson, s. H. Lynch and A. W. Rucker.
 The report was concurred in and adopted.
 At Il o'clock Rev. T. J. Ogburn of Greensboro. N. C., coFreapondlng secre- tary of the Board of Foreign Missions. preached on missions showing that mis- siors are an essential part of the gospel work For I am not ashamed of the gospel Of Christ" was the text used. of the gospeIn the tables have almost turned and now tt fs that manazs asham- ed not to be a believer of the gospel. said the speaker. Then it meant some thing to praise a man recently erucified between i've thieves; Now every man who i2 sensible and intelligent is on the dsfenSivs if not in the church. Why best people socially and at heart. The inner conviction and the outer expression are the two things necessary in Christian life. Hes not ashamed of Christ if he's
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

and always win. This power gees 10 where by nature. thunder and iishninx. but only when spoken by man. Dome say let the heathen get f like ws do, ssa sd nSsi nSs MSne -ss s9 % ry snd sd
 finally our heathen ancestors are counted
 -As Inc light from ss,en,ooo miles away, the san ard wind and ali iavs and growth of the grain of wheat @ we have to do with future generations.
 The artist takes 60 cent outfit and hia product on a IS cent canvass is worth out Of that what osn God israzop out sf usY II cost st119p to cot and polish . certain diamond, but made the diamond is worth 5000 more. We must live 90 aas s Sssss o hs s asss .Ss T s fss
 "Jesus has left the heathen iIf the world
 for ss to preach the gospel te them A
 man who Is not willing to 60 to China
 ASs to sa soss be < nSt %ns M se Q ssD
 FerelEn. Mission and hen do more for
 s:as sy .sa eaoS carsstsan giving 2 ,-a osnss .
 day t would give twice enough money Q To1io 1.s7e.ooo people have seventy Chris tian workers. The people are interested. ods missionary writes There's q great
 transformation going on :. ty W8A4 W Na1ts 84Ss 0AdtE4& ~ rescued M,5oo girls from ths brpthels whs were sold there by fathers. Hes the Ersssest man in Japan today. The trnasu. " e ,ov. yet our people paid more last A collection for Foreign Missions was then taken, amounting to HS2.T.
 At the afternoon session. Rev. 2. F: Morgan of Montgomery was rs-electse presldent fer the ensuing year by isrgs majority. In a speech of acceptance he thanked the ccnference and co1nseied love, conBe- crafion and harmony.
 (. M. Townsend and c. Grpve vert elected to serve with the president as standing committee.
 c. E. Crenshaw resigned as treasures and !. T. Howell as member Of the Samaritan Board. A. W. Rucker alsc T. Fl. Crenshaw was elected treasurer. E. M. Bell and w. H. zeigler were elected on the board. A. J. Johnson. Il. M. Mc0raw and A; W. Ruclzer were elected as the appeal
 Rev. r. J. osSurn preached tonisht
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
Wcii1ell and Society.
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sx HRS. 2. N. DE cvxTE&

le%AA~AH%%~%%%~~A>W l~ SOCIAL ITEMS. c e~AHA~~H%%A%~~HA>o The Atlanta Copstftutfon Of yesterday contained the following annuuncerneuf, The announcement of the enxaeemens Fla. dsnshfsr of Bishop weed. ~ end Mr. 1s Ptnckney Steiner of Augusta is of inter- est to . host of friends throughout the This announcement will be of tns.rsnt to the Montgomery friends of Miss Weed. as she has v1gited here. Miss Weed is A niece of Mfr. T. Gardner Foster Of this The members of the ,. I. Mckinney D. vision of the c. I. A. to B. of L. E. viii entertain the members of the tyo Iocai 3. of l.. D. Divisions. the o. R. e. Divip-
 Ion Ion sad ne Auxilisry to the Q. R: c. and
 in the B, of l.. E. hall from to . o'clock n compliment to Mrs. Scribner and Mrs Weekly of Atlanra. Mics Kathleen v. Harrison. who ha. been visiting Miss Nene Armstrong on michael on North Oates Street. for sev- 1 somery teddy. Miss Harrison .s sA sn o'c ac- complained young lady and made many friends while here.-Dothan siftinss. Miss ,DsIla chappeii and Mrs. B. L.. t~ visit to Montgomery.-Miss Mary Hender- son returned to her home fin Monfgomery last Thursday. Miss Annie McAndrew ac- companted her~-Union Springs Herald. pr. and Mrs. w.. M. Gamble ana Mrs. Eula Moore spent Tuesday in Montxopl- ery.-Mrs. Sophie Penick spent Monday in
 down to Montgomery Tuesday y.--Wetump. m. Among the guests who enjoyed Miss
 for, the Young Ladies' Card Club were; Miss N, Loeb, Mrs. Ensel of Knoxville. Tenn. and Miss Hertsfeld of Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fillmore will enter tain at a reception this evening in conn plinent to their daughter. Miss Anna
 Fillmore and her guest. Miss Mona Hem derson.
 Mas Annie Murphy of Biloxi, Miss, granddaughter of ex-Governor Murphy.
 Is visiting her cousin MT. end Mrs. George
 hahs' sSe soutn Lawrence Street. Mrs. William Pugh DeJarnette will en- certain at cards this morning and again
 this afternoon in compliment to her sis
 ter. Miss Walker.
 Mas Ethel Crenshaw has returned home from her visit to friends In the city Inf
 Monfgomery.r- -Crenshaw County Critic. | Mss Ellen Ashley has returned from a pleasant visit to Montgomery and other
 eities.-Tuscaioosa Times-Gazetts. l Mrs. William r. Mattel will entertain at cards this afternoon in compliment to
 Miss Weems and Miss Virden.
 Miss Bland Selden of Faunsdale ia the home. 6oo Adams Street.
 Miss Annie Belle Tucker. who has been lhome.-Luverue Journal.
 Mics Kate Davidson. who has been nm q South American tour returned to Mont. tSpmsfy sesteEnay. s.7.aaroTS7 Sics sl II sfE t~a 4Fa-.t A little boy has arrived at tbe home o,
 Mr; and Mrs. T. F. Stephens. iOil South
 Mrs. Fred Taylor has returned from q
 visit to friends in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
Wants an Injunctien.
Notice to Our AAvertlsers.

The Advertiser will issue on Sunday morning its Christmas Edition. The ad. yertising already received exceeds in vols tune that carried in any sglngie issue In the papers history. To handle this un. usual volume of advertising our naechani- the utmost capacity, and patrons who have not already furnished copy for theiF advertisements. for this issue. are re- quested to send 1t to The Advertiser of- flee not later than o'clock tonight, Changes for regular advertisers can not be accepted for the Sunday issue after the business office closes tonight please do not ask 1t.
 - Advertising Department.
 adv The Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
CAPT. COOPER RESIGNS
co1g1GrssARY ON THE STAFF oI
 ,ss. MccoMNErs1,.
Meeting of Line ofAcers in Anniston Said to Have Requested Resig-
 %sa uatton 0f All the Field a.
 s.. -2-s. N41SSk1' S.

Annistots, Dec. 1o.-<Speciai )--Captain Tem B. Cooper, Captain and Commissary bn the staff of Lieutenant Colonel Mo- cepuelI, commanding the 3rd regiment, AlAbanhas National Guard. today mailed hts resignation to Colonel Mcconnell at Taliadega.
 Following close upon his resignation wpTe the resignations of two of Colonel MNConnelrs non.commissioned staff, regi- nental Quartermaster, J. H. Edmondson Of Annieton and Chief Musician J. c. Jar reft of Oxfofd.
 The resignaAions. it Is, said, were caused by Colonel Mcconnell asking for the resikhatioif of sCaptaib Hughes B. Ken- ne1y Of Birmingham, who was adjutant of the regiment.
 All of the local ofncers have signed a petition asking for the resignation of all fesd officers Of the regiment, They state thSre D no personal fight being made on aRS one Of the ofieers. but believe that all should be 6ut for the sake of harmony.
 AE&jof' J. L.. Daniel, in command of the second battalion was seen relative to feaignipg aud said that if the officers of fhA second battalion expressed 8 desire for him toFetire, he would do so but said hasshade assurances from number of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
I ''Mr. IT. B. Crawford. Superintendent of the Fourth Division. headquarters at Co.,

I "Nr. IT. B. Crawford, Superintendent of the Fourth Division, headquarters at Co., "EGectivs December ls, 1908. sTheo. D. Kline.
 General Maaager"
 aJ. F. Hanson. President"
 Mir. Noise, before being the Superinten- dent of the first division, from which he Is now promoted to that of General Su- perlnteudent oe Transportation, was Su- perintendent of the fourth division with headquarters at Columbus. When he was transferred to the Savannah and Macon or first division, he was succeeded by J. T. Johnson and that gentleman. it will be seen again succeeds to the position Mir. Noise vacatea.
 The announced promotion of MT. Noise is very gratifying to his friends here His connection with the Central Railroad be- gan In Montgomery, and while here in a subordinate position 1t was predicted by his General Manager that he would be- come eminent In his vocation.
 He has gone up steadily, accepting mod erately whatever of promotion has come to him. He does well whatever he under takes, and this is the sllrest foundation for continued promotion. His friends In Montgofpery are never surprised but al- ways pleased to hear of his advancement.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
Ratter Hmm Q Plaster.

A piece of flannel damped with Cham berlains Pain Balm and bound on the af- feeted parts, is better than plaster for a lame back and for pains in the side or chest. Pain Balm has no superior as a hniment for the relief of deep seated, muscular and rheumatic pains. Fer sale by all druggists. -edv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

''Telegraphing without wires is no new thing" remarked the gray-haired passenger. "Isn't eh?'' aueried the dFummer. Not by q jugful," continued the old man. Why, sir, when I published a country newspaper 70 years ago got nearly all my telegraph news that way."-Chieago Daily News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

them that they wanted him to remain in his position.
 There was a meeting of fine of5icers of the regiment held here Sunday, which Was attended by two from Birmingham, two from Gadsden, three from oxford. one from Talladega and two from Anniston. they had out petition for all field of. ficers of the regiment to resign and not stand for reelection. One of the of. ficers in position to know states that a majority have already signed the petition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
MRS. vANDfvER's
 HnTYIIANT REdE

BRTILIANT HEdERTxoN. The reception at which Mrs. ". F. Van diver entertained yesterday affernoon was one of unusual brilliancy, and was char. acteriyed in every detail oy . tone or eie-
 The entire lower neor of the handsome home on Court Street was thrown open for the occasion and lsvishly adorned In rare cnt-houerA stately palma and sraoe-
 The spAcions han was in green and aa effsctivo placing of pottsd palms and ferns were used.
 Mrs. vsndfyer sntertatned in ccmgii- field. and her two danghtefg-tn-iaw. Mrn.
 Henry r. vandtver and Mrs. Merritt Vandiver. and the drawing room where present them to her guests of honor was exquisite in an artistic arrangement og
 pink roses and pink carnations.
 Mrs. Vandivef worn an elegant down
 eld a sm clSsssr oa x.e Sa roses s'e A'' Mrs: Whitfield was gowned in cream SIX tsspe and lace and her flowers were
 Mrs. Henry yandiver,s attire was of white silk and cF4am lace. and her bog- qnet of white caFnations
 Mrs. Merritt vandiver wore lovely g0wn of Duchess. satin with bsrtka of point lace and held a cluster of American The parlor was In white and the aow- ers used In profuse arrangement were chrysanthemums.
 Tn the apartment where, from . beau-
 ufui n |, table 3 frappee was served. the plan On the centefpiece of renaissance lace over red satin. was d ct,t-riass vsse cS American beauties. and in silver caI,- oelaora red shaded candles burned, while festoons Of srniIax completed the pretty Mrs. Robert Henderson and Mrs. N. l.. Thornton were the gracious hostesses in
 this attractive place. ' The hours were from to 2 o'clock, and | during their entire length the home was thronged with friends. who responded
 to Mrs. yandfver's invitation and enjoy- ed the charming hospitality with which they were welcomed.
 Tn an aicove leading from the reception naii. there was stationed band of must cians. who through the entire reception added 50 much to the attractfveness snd enjoyment of the occasion 'N
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
CHANGES ON THE CENTRAL.

MT. Noise Receives a Handsome
 Promotion. The following has been issued by Mir. Kline, General Manager of the Central of Georgia Railroad Company:
 Savannah, Ga, December 8. 1908. ''rhe following appointments are an- nounced:
 'Mr. F s, Jette, Assistant to the Gen. eral Manager, ,theadquaFters at Savannah. MT. T. s. Noise, General SupeFinten- dent of Transperfa ton. headquaFteTs al Savannah Ga.
 ''Afr, J. T. Johnson, Superintendent Of the First Division, hsadquarters at sa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
MRS. BEHR ENTERTAINED
 - TUTGnAY ETT0uRN rsr vr.

Mrs. A. Behr entertained the members of the Tuesday Euchre Club delightfniiy at Der home Wednesday afternoon.
 tainnaent of the guests were artisficaiiy adorned in q piacement of palms, ferns ana other potted plants. while a touch of sr.snhsss a was -eddsd< to the scene In lions.
 The first prise. which was a bust of TnekeSpeare was won by Mrs. Ike Loeb. was won by Mrs. Leopold Loeb.
 Ine guests Of the club at this meeting were: Mrs. Telie Marks of New York. and Mrs Henry Wisenan of wilkssbarre,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
Grirrs Files A Brief.

Washington. Dec. io.-A brief was filed in the Supreme Court of the United States to-day by John W. Griggs, coun- sel for the Northern Securities Company in the proceeding of the United States against that company for violation of the Sherman antitrust law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

The Montgomery Steam Laundry has the reputation of turning out the best collar, cilG and shirt work in the city. Telephone TAO for e wagon.
 --3t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
HARRTs.HAnnIs

Mrs. A. c. Harris has announced the engagement of her daughter. Mics Julia Harris to Mr. Richard Harris of Ensiey. the marriage to take place at the horne of the pride December 1a at o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Best Collar and Gun work at The Montgomery Steam Laundry. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Small Hams, Rraakfa@t Bacon, Smoked Tongue, Koaeher Sausage Stuckey's. Phone 324.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

NOTICE, FOURTH WARD GUILD, An who are to take part in the enter kalnment given by the young ladies of the Fourth Ward Guild of the '. W. c. A. are requested to meet this evening at 7:s0 Q clock in the parlors of the ', M. c. A.
 Miss Laura EilI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Worchester Sauce, Catsup, Sour Kraut, Pickles of all kinds. Phone 324. Stuckey's. --2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11
161sTRIAL IN NIXON CASE.
Other News In Courts of Montgon-

Other News In Courts of Montgom- cry.
 Tn the case against L. J. Nixon. charg- ing emhezzIenent, another mistr1ai re- suited in the criminal division of the City
 It viii be rersembered that Nixon. for mer manager of the City Creamery Com pany. was charged by his former business partner. J. L. Henderson. with having misappropristsd to bic own use eartsin The case went to trial Wednesday and to the jury yesterday morning at II o'clock. Until last night at 8 o'clock the jury hung, when mistrial was entered by Judge A. D. Ssyre presiding over the court
 Wednesday q nistriai was entered in cases against Nixon for assault to uaur- der on J, l.. Henderson and carrying . concealed pistol.
 Circuit Court. Demus Fielder and Louisa Fielder, ne groes. were convicted of petit larceny. the
 '"ris Ths e case of J. s. chavpell vs. J. T. Roberts, ap old case which has besu 1 involving the ownership Of a strip of land
 near the old magazine lot on the Aiahama Rivsr bank. was called in the Circuit Court of Montgomery County. Judge T.: c. Winter. presiding. Court adjourned while it was on trial
 Wants an Injunction. 4 petition for writ of injunction was filed yesterday In the United States Court for the Middle District of Alabama by the Atlantic Coast Line vs. Charles Tender. son and W. c, Cameron. The petition sets out that the defend ants, Henderson and Cameron, of Troy contemplate building a telephone fine along the right of way of the Coast Line and the petitioners pray that they be en. joined by the court from erecting telej phone holes, strlnging wires, eondutta etc., along the right of way.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Miss Annie Belle Tucker. who has bee, home.-Luverue Journal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Mics Kate Davidson. who, has been on Soutn .Amertcan tour returned to Mont
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Miss Bland Selden of Faunsdale is tf guest Of Miss Annie May Howell at hs home. 800 Adams Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

A little boy has arrived at the home of Mr; and Mrs. T. F. Stephens, 1oit South
 Mrs. Fred Taylor has returned from a Visit to friends In Rirmingham -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Mrs. William r. Mattel will entertain Miss Weems and Miss Yirden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

sssil .ss ss:s. sssa $ =. .s sealed envelope, free upon re- qnests M a&aressed te T6e Acne sicen Drug O., nlsminghaxR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Mss Ellen Ashley has returned from q pleasant visit to Montgomery and other eities.-Tuscaioosa Times-Gazetts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-11

Mas Ethel Crenahaw has returned home MontgomeryIr-Crenshaw County Crlfic.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-08-08
Very respectfully,
MORROW DRUG co.

The train service during the big
reunion this year will be better
than ever before. There will be
more trains, they will be run more
often, and will leave the grounds
later than usual. The special trains
which have been leaving the
grounds for the east and north at
10:15 will leave at 10:45, thirty min
utes later, while the trains which
have been leaving for the south and
west at $50 will leave at 10:15, forty
five minutes later. This will give
the daily visitors to Camp. Logan
an opportunity to stay on the
grounds longer, and of course they
will appreciate it. A new train this
year will be an extra special leav-
ing Pittsburg little after noon,
and there will also be more trains
from the east and west.