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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

were:
Co'onei and Mrs. e. L. Russell Of No
pie. Mar. and Mrs. C. p. Orr of R,rmip~.
nam Judge and Mrs. B. H. craia Of Sci.
ma. MRS. Laura Jennings Of Eufaula .or
snd MIS- r; M. Cunningham of Biru,nr.
n mrs ~. Cunningham of Birmins-
pam, Mrs. d. e. Cunningham q, R,r.
mingnam. MI and Mrs Robert Mantel-
rop Of Birmingham. Mrs. NJ. clifYord ~
cunningham. Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Thomas
OF Mobile. Miss Virginia Thomas OF NO
pie. MI. and Mrs. j. B. Beers Of selma
MISSES Galloway. Nelson and Jones on
selma Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Spruell of An
niston. Misses Weller. Robinson and kline
OF Admission. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Henry M
sIorenee. Misses Gillespie McAlpine ana
Howard of Selma. MFR. and Mrs a. r
Scholarly and Miss Sedberry OF Wetumn.
ka. Miss Mae Penick OF wetunp,xa M
and Mrs. G. w. Duncan OF Auburn NJ
ard .. p. o. Hoffman of Mobile M
J. Stein an,, Miss Stein OF Eufaula Nv.
and Mrs. Charles Mcdowell II ~ FL,
faula, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.. Miller Of Brew
ton, Senator and Mrs. Jones q. Moore ~
Birmingham. Judge and Mrs. ! q Wood
OF Hayneville. Miss Hattimer of Fort De-
posit.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
OCCUPATIONS OF LAWMAKERS
AND MONTGOMERY ADDRESSES

The following 10 complete and cor
ected list Of the m smbers Of the Ala
anna Legislature. their districts and
ounties, their home and Montgomery
-ddresses and their occupations
Joel w. Goldsby, Mobile. President pro
en-. Thirty-third District lawyer, al
iadison Avenue.
First District. Lauderdaie and Lime
tone-H. II. Kennedy. Florence; physi-
an, 10 Dexter Avenue,
Second District, Lawrence and Morgan
A. Lynne. Decatur; lawyer. New Nab
on Hotel.
: Third District. Blount. Calhoun and
lvinston-R. L. Hlpp. cullman; lawyer.
10 Dexter Avenue.
Fourth District Madison--R. Il. sprag-
yins Huntsville; lawyer. Hotel Glenmo. e.
Fifth District, jackson and Marshall
g. A. Bostick. Scottsboro; lawyer, ZIG
Madison Avenue.
sixth District. Etowah and st. Clair
j. A.. Hurs.. Walnut Grove; physician.
rs Pelham Street.
Seventh District. Calhoun-F. l.. Black
mon, Admission; lawyer. Melrose Hotel
Eighth District, Talladega-W. q. Cas-
tleberry, Talladega; lawyer. Melrose Ho-
tel.
Ninth District, Chambers and RAN
dolph--J. d. Norman. Lanette: real estate
man and lawyer. $40 Dexter Avenue.
Tenth District. Tailapoosa and Elmore-
W. L. Lancaster. wetumpka;, banker
Highland Park.
Eleventh District. observation-disclosures
D. Johnston. Tuscaloosa; lawyer. Hotel
Glenmore
Twelfth District. Fayette. Lamar and
walker-C. c. Nesmith. Vernon; lawyer.
New MADISON Hotel.
Thirteenth District. Jefferson-Hugh NJ
Morrow. Birmingham; lawyer. corner
Adams and Hull Streets.
Fourteenth District, Pickens and Sum-
ter--Inh- A Rodgers. Gainesville; ia M
er, Fiemings.
Fifteenth District. Autauga, Chiffon
and Shelby-W. r. Oliver, Calera; lawyer
Jennings.
Sixteenth District. Lowndes-Joseph
Norwood Fort Deposit; merchant, $50
South Perry Street.
Seventeenth District. Butler, Conecuh
and Covington--D. M. Powell, Greenville;
LAWYER. Meirose Hotel.
Eighteenth District, Bib and Perry
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
C. Y. B0CACKI,
Low PRICED SUBSTITUTES
FOB EXPENSIVE COSTUMES.

The spring pedestrian suit illustrated Ii
one OF the advanced models sent from
the other SIDE II Is Of invisible scotch
paid of the new gray shade, with box
plated skirt and bolero Jacket. OF course
this particular plaid is expensive. but the
shops are getting In every day home man
ufactured checks which are cheap and
would make up into stunning gown OF
this sort.
The other spring tailor suit, which y
more elaborate, is fashioned Of the plaid,
but is further ornamented with Persian
embroidery. This eastern stun Is not
within the reach of the woman VINO mas
to consider the cost but II she Is sktflfui
with her fingers beautiful bands OF em-
broidery may decorate her new spring
suit.
The little fur stole and mum Of sable
fox make comfortable and pretty add.
ton to the toilet. A good quality OF
skunk, or, to give It a more imposing
name, Alaska sable. IL often made up
In the same style at greatly reduced
price, and the effect Is very satisfactory.
Marietta Stone.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

Builoek--N. B. POWELL. Union springs.
merchant: Exchange Hotel. sohn Knox
Frankiin. Union Springs. lawyer; Hotel
Batler--George w Lee. Mckenzie. min
ister: $40 Madison Avenue H. Pilley.
Greenviile. lawyer: 5is Madison Avenue.
Calhoun. j., Arnold. Jacksonville.
lawyer; 5l9 Dexter Avenue O.. c. Will
liams. White Plains, physician; b22 Adams
Street
Chambers-L. c. schuessler. Lafayette,
merchant and banker, Hotel Gienmrre.
W. G. Thomas. Gold Hill. merchant; 90
South Perry Street.
Chiiton--L. Fl. Reynolds. Jemison. Her-
chant; Jefferson Street.
Choctaw--John J. Kelly Butler. FARMER;
SO Madison Avenue.
Clarke--F. E. Poole Thomasville. law
yer; sos Dexter Avenue. isaac Pugh' Ooio
Hill, farmer.
Clay--W. III. Preston, Lineville, farmer.
Cleburne-Iohn A. Brown. Bell Miiis.
merchant; 3lS Dexter Avenue.
Coffee-W. FL. Warren. Clintonv'ile. TAR
mer; 522 Adams Street.
Colbert--J. A. Deloney, Tuscumbia. law
yer; rs Monroe Street.
Conecuh--Andrew Joy. Evergreen. phys
ician. 81 Virginia Avenue.
Coosa--J w. Johnson, RockfJrd, far
mer; 5H Adams Street.
Covington--W @. Williams. Rose Hill,
farmer; 5ig Madison Avenus.
Crenshaw--M W. Rushton, I.lverne,
lawyer: Melrose Hotel.
Cullman-G. II. Parker, Cullmtn, lew
yer and banker: Arlington Ho.si.
Dale--J. C. Barnes. Ariosto, farmer. So
Adams Street.
Dallas--W. r. Shafer. Selma, igwyer;
Exchange Hotel. e. 8. starr, Selma. heck-
keeper; ne Church Street. Calvin Yourg.
Polk, farmer; 5s2 Adams street.
DeKalb-W. r. Fulton, Coliinsy.lie. far
mer: So Adams Street. VS.
EImore--O. c. Swindali. Floyd, fsiTer
and minister; corner Bib and .ds.,.lton
Streets.
Escambla--N p Leigh. Jr., Brswt,n.
lawyer; New MADISON. T.. ID Hammer.
Gadsden, lawyer; F1eminss.
Fayette-R r. Peters, Fayette. lawyer;
New MADISON.
Franklin-W. J. James, RusseIlville,
lawyer; Hotel Capitola.
Geneva--W. ]. Mills. Castillo. farmer;
Mrs Ivey's on Jefferson Street.
Greene--A. Glover. Portland, farmer;
Exchange Hotel.
yer; Exchange Hotel p. ~. Elliott.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
YUNG'S RESTAURANT
CyO. Flaming - 26 n Court Street
THE PLACE FOR THE
Choicest the Markets Afford

err; Sl9 Montgomery Street.
Randolph--W. A. Handley. Roanoke,
merchant; Glenmore
Russeil-B De J.. Waddell Scale, law
yer; 3l3 Dexter Avenuei J 7. Johnson.
Jrrnlsan. physician; ~ Washington
St. Clalrww. T. Brown. Ragland. manu-
facturer; Exchange.
shelby-E s. Lyman. MontevaIio. law.
yer: SlS Dexter Avenue.
sumter-S c. Ward. cuba. hroksr; 3lS
Dexter Avenue r l. Scale. Living
ston, lawy er; 409 Montgomery Street
TsHsdega--J c. Lamar. Nymu.ga, mer-
chant and farmer; Melr )se II, gel los
Church Street. C A. i0iaer. thladega,
NJ nufae uel. Gienmore.
TaLapO Js3-James W Str0ther, baoe-
VILE. lawyer: ClLnesy's ,Ohn r. Bal
lard. farmer. Alexander CITY; COZ Adams
Street
Tuscaloosa-,J. Manley Foster. lawyer;
72S Madison Avenue mares B. Vef-
ner. Tuscaloosa, lawyer; 10S Dexter Ave-
nue..
lwaIker-J. H. Bankhead, Jasper, law
yer; 2 Clayton Street. w. A. Gray.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
@. w. FULTON ARRESTED.
Is Caught in Galveston and Taken
Back to MoHila

As Saugnt In Galveston and Taken
Back to Mobile.
MOBILE, Jan. 19.--(SpeciaL-Cary W. Ful-
ton was brought here at 1880 o'clock TO-
night from Galveston, Tex, by United
States Deputy Marshal j. w. Vann. and
turned over to United States Marshal
simmons the latter incarcerating him
In the county jail to await a hearir,g be-
tore the Federal Court for fraud In con-
nection with an attempt to secure a
pension.
Fulton was known here as Doctor
fulton, he having attended medical COL
iege some years ago. He was originally
from Pollard, Ala. but had resided in
Mooie several years. A number uf years
ago he married a most estimaole womA n
at his former home and they. with the
wtdes children, came to Mobile to live.
Mrs Fulton had some valuable pronertv
which Fulton Is said to have sqrslntlered
He volunteered In the army during the
Spanish American war and returned hSre
and lie said to have become enancred
OF demi-monde, neglecting his family
to such an extent that they .ame to want.
The wife. wearied Of trying to get her
husband to care for her, committed sui
eide.
Ehis act created much bitter feeling
against Fulton who left for parts un-
known Immediately. Later ne returned
here and opened a saloon on what is
known as Dixie" just beyond the city
limits Later he was indicted by tie City
Court grand Jury for permitting gsninR
and keeping open store on Sunday Snort
ly thereafter he was indicted by the
United States grand Jury as notad stcve
and Fulton left. He was located in Cal
weston by Marshal Simmons AMI was
caught on his request. Fulton vii. first
be tried by the United States, prGsum-
ably, in February.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

Aoundville, merchant; Sls Dexter Avenue.
7snry-T. M. Espy, Dothan, Il wyer;
q snmore G. b. searcy, Abbevllle.
aT%sr Mrs ivfyS q s jefferson s,rss
lawyer; New MADISON. 8. W Erasler,
Scottsboro, farmer; 10 Madison Avenue.
Iefferson-Augustus Benners. lawyer:
III Madison Avenue. A. T. London. law
lawyer; 1913 Dexter Avenue r. E.
Blackburn. lawyer; 313 Dexter Avenue. J..
c. DuBose. journalist; rs Monroe Street,
w. c. Cunningham. Barber; IS Madison
Avenue. C. W. Hickman, lawyer: MOul-
ton Street, all reside In Birmingham.
LAMAR. d. McClusky, trnon, law
yer; $40 Adams Street
Lauderdale-R. l.. kIllen. Srcsnhill.
farmer ard merchant: 519 JeX,er Avenue.
r. 7. Simpson. Florence. lawyer: 81
Madison Avenue.
Lawrence-W. T. Long, Mculton. law
yer: 81 Madison Avenue
Lee-L. K. Wheelers, Opsita. GARNER:
4l4 North Decatur Street. b. X. Nc
Creary. Phoenix, farmer; il4 North De-
catur.
Limestone-H. C. Thach Athens. law.
yer: S16 Clayton Street
Lowndes-Dan +. Crbm. Farmerville,
farmer. r. South McDonough Street. r.
L. Goldsmith. Hayneville, lawyer; Sl9
Dexter Avenue.
Macon-J. r. Wood. Tuskegse. lawyer:
bo Jefferson Davis Avenue.
Madison-R. W. Walker. Huntsville.
lawyer: 215 North Lawrence Street. A.
S. Fletcher. Huntsville, farmer; Glen.
more.
Narengo-J. H. Minge. Fauns dale,
farmer; go South Lawrence Street Jacob
Williams, -fatmer Nanafalia; 522 Adams
Street.
Marion Charles p. Almon. Hamilton.
lawyer, II Moulton Sereet.
Marshall-John A. LusK, Guatergviile.
lawyer; sos Dexter Avenue.
Mobiie-A. s. Lyons, toahrfscturer
New MADISON j. c. Itch. iswy err; al
Madison Avenue +. .. .toffmAn low
yer: New MADISON. All reside in Mobile.
Monroe--T. ). Wilkins. MonrCt'l Iile,
farmer; 81 Bibb Street
Montgomery Tyler GOODWIN. lie Nyer:
50 Forest Avenue. T. j. Han engineer:
sos Monroe Street 7. NJ arlington, ltw-
yer; 203 Church Street. y. Y Maher.
lawyer; al South McDoa)pgh Street.
They all reside In Mol.g )mery.
MOrgan-W. ". CALLAHAN. Deoatur
lawyer: Glenmore. Dan Walden New
Decatur Ia mer; 122 Aians Street
Perry-R 4. Hariia, Wd.shaHs, Il nner;
Exchange. C. c. J1hnson, Maroon, law
yer; SIT Dexter Avenue.
Pickens-M. 3. 1Hrry. lawyer and
farmer Palm; 208 Holcombe Street
Pike-A. b, Foster. Troy. lawyer; los
Church Street. James II. Edwards, farm
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

w. F. Hogue. Marion; lawyer. SIT Dex
ter Avenue.
Nineteenth District, Choctaw, Clarke
and Washlngton-W. d. Dunn. Grove
Hill; lawyer, 4s3 South Perry Street.
Twentieth District, Marengo-S. G.
Woof. Demopolis; lawyer, sos Dexter
Avenue.
Twenty-hrst District, Baldwin. Escam-
bia and Monroe-D. d. Hall, Montgomery
Hill; merchant and saw mills, az MadI-
son Avenue.
Twenty-second District, wIIcox-w. e..
J0nes. Camd n: lawyer. 707 Monroe St. eet.
Twenty-thlrd District, Dale and Ge-
neva-Walter u. AGREE, Newton; farmer,
New MADISON Hotel.
Twenty-fourth District, Barbour-E. p.
Thomas. Clayton; lawyer. 4S3 South Perry
Street.
Twenty-ffth District. Coffee. crenshaw
and Pike-R. H. Arlington, Elba; law
yer. 2O3 Church Street.
Twenty-sixth District. Bullock and Ma
cont. s. Fraser, Union Springs; lawyer,
Hotel Glenmore.
Twenty-seventh District, Lee and Rus
sell-George p. Harrison, Opelika; law
ye., noteI Glenmore.
Twenty-eighth District. Montgomery
B. H. Screws; lawyer. 10 North McDon-
ough Street.
Twenty-ninth District, Cherokee and
DeKaIb-L. B. Stone, Farile; farmer,
Mel-O sa Hotel.
Thirtieth District, Dallas-w. B. Craig.
Selma. .awyei, 10 Church Street.
Thirty-irst District. Colbert. Frank
lin and Marion-W. ]. Bullock, Russell
Vile; lawyer Hotel Capitola.
Thirty-second District. Greene and Hale
w. NJ. Spencer. GALLON; lawyer, sO5
Dexter Avenue.
AThirty-fourth District, Cleburne. Clay
and Coosa--Walter Smith, Lineville; law
ser. Magnolia Hotel.
Thirty-fifth District. Henry-W o.
Lcng. Abbeyille; lawyer. 10 Madison Ave
nue.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
WAR, WAR, HoRRID WAR.
Brush Of New York and Ebbitts of
Brooklyn still Playing Dog in
fha Man1aP

Cincinnati, Jan. 19.-After being in ses-
sion at the Grand Hotel here this after
noon and again until late tonight the
National Baseball League failed to ac-
cept the proposed peace agreement en-
tered into with the American League.
President Harry e. Pulliam presided
and all OF the eight clubs were represent
ed as follows: Boston, President, A. II.
Soden and Director w. II. Conant; New
York. President John T. Bush. Secretary
F: M. Knowles and director Ashley
Lloyd; Brooklyn, President Charles II.
Exhibits and Director H. r. Vonderhorst;
Philadelphia, Barney Dreyfus (power OF
attorney, Pittsburg, President Dreyfus;
Cincinnati, President August Hermann
and Director Julius Fleschmann; Chicago,
President James A. Hart; st. Louis, Pres
ident Frank De Haas Robson and Treas
urer Stanley Robson. Resident counsel
In Philadelphia was engaged by wire for
the hearing of the injunction cases on
Wednesday and this was accepted as in
dicatihg that Mr.. Bush has not yielded to
persuasion to drop the cases. 1t Is now
possible the meeting may adjourn to
Philadelphia until after the proceedings
there in court on Wednesday.
The afternoon was devoted principally
to the discussion OF what action could
be taken in view of the Injunction issued
in Philadelphia.
The night session was devoted to con-
sidering the joint peace agreement section
by section and the vote stood to 2 in
first sections to which no opposition what
ever had been expected. New York and
Brooklyn voted against the last two sec
tons applying to territory rights and
players.
New York and Brooklyn also oppose
had been taken on either of these sec
tons.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
Lees Birthday in Charleston.

Charleston. s. C. Jan. 19.-The birthday
of General Lee was celebrated here by
the closing Of the banks and the public
offices not controlled by the federal gov
eminent. Tonight an address upon
General Robert e. Lee and the Con-
federacy in History was delivered under
the auspices of the Daughters OF the
Confederacy. before a large audience. by
Major James F.. Hart of Harris battery,
one of the famous South Carolina COM
mand in the army of Northern Virginia.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
Bloodhounds on MS Trail

Miami. Fla. Jan. 19.-The sheriff. with
J pack of blo0oAounds started tonight in
pursuit OF a negro who early this even
Ing attempted to assault Mrs. Gou.d. a
hite woman and cut her throat with
. knife. The negro, whose name is not
Snown. dragged Mrs. Gould from her
bicycle at Twelfth STREET She struggled
desperately. and after slashing her threat
with his knife the negro ran away
Physicians believe that Mrs. Gould will
recover.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
The House.

Autauga--J. A. wilkinson. Autauga-
vile, farmer. SIS Dexter Avenue.
BaldWin-D. c. Bfyne Bay Minette
farmer: 10 Madison Avenue.
Barbour-A. A Mcdonald, Louisville.
lawyer; 524 Washington Street. j. f. Nc
Tyer, Eufaula, farmer; 524 Washington
Street.
Bibb-J F. Thompson. CenterVille, law
Ter: 133 Clay Street.
Blount-W e Byars, Blount Springs.
merchant; Exchange Hotel
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
In Little Rock.

Little Rock, Ark. Jan. 19.-Both
branches of the legislature adjourned for
The afternoon to attend exercises at the
Confederate soldiers home in commemora-
don OF the birthday of General Robert
z. Lee. Exercises Of a similar nature
we're held tonight in the First Methodist
Episcopal Church Southj.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
HOot, Monl

Cincinnati Enquirer.
SO well Informed a journal as The New
YORK Times prints conspteuously long
mmunication urging the nomination 81
Speaker Henderson for vlce-Presldent on
ticket at the head % which shall be
President Roosevelt The article Is we'll
written and fall Of strong argument but
the writer and the editor seem to have
overlooked the fact that General Hender-
son was born in sight OF Ben Lomond
II was not an accident % travel oithaR
His parents belonged there,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

Cordova, manufacturer.
Washington-Hiram 81. Poser Snunam@
er, farmer: $40 Adams Street
Wileox--S. G. Cook, Nellie. lawyer; s1B
Dexter Avenue. r.. w. Watts. Jr., Gale
donia. merchant; Exchange.
Winston-P. H.. Newman Douhla
Springs, lawyer Dexter Avenue.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20

When your friends ike you very much
they. show 4 By talking moro and maga
about themselves
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
Atchison Globe.

AICHIsOH ViODes
After a man passes 80 he finds that
his hopes have to DC lacked up and re-
painted twice as often as ten years be-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1903-01-20
OUT OF TOWN FOLK

Some Of the out-of-town guests who
came to attend the ball and reception
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-11
THE RECENT FIGHT IN VENEZUELA.
COMPARED WITH OTHER ATTACKS.

The twentieth century will do great deal for
diseasecarryng germs which get the bloody, than by
nventng methods of warfare between beings
In warfare, business have pure rich, red
blood to be leading pathologst of America
says within the blood and body wonderful
fighting hostile invaders and foreshadowing the marvellous
results that follow greater knowledge" says
DR. Pierce What the red blood corpusces the soldiers
within the body which protect from the outward attack
the invisible vOur dis
easebringing bacteria such the germs of catarrh
sumption, grip and malaria. If the blood is in healthy
state there FIVE million of these little red copusces
each cubic umeter of blood that fighting all the time
for the health and well being of every person The problem
OF medicine to-day is to find about them, but all
know is that keep these active agents for help
the best possible condition. and health depends upon
and the proper in illness Weakness feeling
blood is proper condition The person
takes risks which dangerous just general who would
weaken his army by unnecessary indecisive battles
When the time he would proper strength
either for fighting for defense.
Dr. R v Pierce chief consulting physician to the Invaids
Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo Y after years of
experience purifying the blood putting the system
the right physical condition defend itself the attack
of the germs of disease discovered medicine made entirely
of and herbs without the of alcohol made
rich red blood and this medicine has been given the public
and be obtained from dealer medicines in this
country 1t assists the stomach taking from the food such
elements to feed the blood This assuli1a
ton helps in the oxidation of the red blood corpus the
liver stimulated into greater activity and in Consequence
the posons in the system eliminated the heart gets the