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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-27

The following invitation has been issued:
 Mir. and Mrs. James P. Ferrall, Miss Margie Ferrall and Miss Lillian Fer rall. will be at home on the evening of Friday, December 30th at g o'clock at SIS Monroe Street, Montgomery, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-27

Rev. Dr. Wesley. Perkins. the we'll known blind preacher of Tennessee. Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. L. J. Clark, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Freeman, IT South Lawrence Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-27

Lieutenant W. A. Smith of the 59th Alabama Regiment. Graces' Brigade, was in the city today. Lieutenant Smith now resides at Brundage, Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-27

Miss Elmer and Master Willie Greene of Fort Gaines, Ga, are visiting theil grand parents, Major and Mrs. ]. D Barron, on Jackson Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-27

MT. J. W. Mcqueen. ce-president oi the Sloss -Sheffield Steel and Iron Com. pany of Birmingham, was in the city or business yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-27
A Dangerous COaat.

Mrs. c. c. Coleman is visiting Mrs. P. M Bruner at Evergreen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
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Secretary A. 3. Richardson Of tie
Y. NC. A. has returned from st. Louis
where he went n the interest OF the
local association Mr.. Richardson an
nources that he has secured the serv-
ices OF M. ". e. Brown OF St. Louis
as physical director OF the local asso-
citation. NJ. Trown is a young man
who has been trained in the gymna-
SUM at St. Louis and is a fine physical
director He vas for two years class
leader in that association, and TOR one
year assistant physjcal director. The
WORK Of preparing the building for the
reception Of members is progressing
nicely under Mr. Richardson's direc-
ton and the building will be ready for
use about the first OF October. The
bath rooms have been nearly cornplet-
o.. and -rere remains but little work
20 BE- done or the building asioe from
the paparine and decorating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
SPECIAL RATE VIA COTTON EEUT
ROUTE

Worlds Fair, st Louis. Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. For the above
occasion the following round.trjp rates
and arrangements are authorized for
the sale OF coach excursion tickets 10
st. Louis: Rounf trip coach excur
slon rates from Pine Bluff: Adul:
rate, $S15. Childs rate, S5s5. TiaH
cts to be sole from Pine Bluff daily
Septemcer 80 1904 Return
limit, Emit all tickets TO sew.
en- ~ days from Gate of
sale for return. II should De under.
stood that tickets will Ne bonored
leaving S.. Louis on any Gay TO and
including the seventh day after date
of issue. Coach excursion tickets will
not permit bolders &c occupy parlor
or sleeping cars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
CHURCHES AND Y. Nj. G. A.
H.

III answer 10 PRAYERS these young wo-
Isea have offered themselves. The
obligation now rests with us TO help
rain thenl 5hat they may go forth
prepared unto every good work" We
,aust have tour scholarships for Sep
.1lnher. Wlss@t are We going to do
aaout IT.
In thirty years southern cotton mills
have Increased from l51, with 500"
looms. 10 2t.3} mills. with l5,00o looms.
Have q purpose in life, and having
ii, throw lrto yo.1r work such strength
CT mind a-la x~.usc1e as God has given
you ''---Carly1e.
They arc -ich who have friends"
Mrs. DONELSON, Reporter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18

services fer the First VI. e. church TO
day:
Morning Service.
Anthem, Love Divine. Lewis.
choir.
Anthem High in the Heavens. Con.
cone. choir.
Solo, selected, Mrs. Jesse f. Core.
Sermon. "Christian Life a Warfare.
Rev. J. S. Hawkins.
Postlude. Recessional Batiste. Mrs
Addie r. Owen.
Evening Service.
Anthem. 20 Lord Most Mercifnl." :"
Concone, choir
Anthem, 20 BE Joyful in the Lord, !,
Sudds, choir.
Solo, 20 May My Walk Be Close
With God" Johnson. Mr.. nan TAYLOR.
Sermon. "'rhe Negro Problem From
the Standpoint of a Christian in the
South" Rev. J. S. Hawkins.
Postlude, Germany" Novkowsii
Mrs. Addie r. Over
Junior league at 80 y. m. conduct
ed by Miss Lucy Hearns Broadstreet
Subject, Lay Not Up Treasures on
Earth" Epworth league Friday night
at s. conducted by C. 0. Huber Sub
ject, The Open Church" followed hv
regular monthly business meeting, at
which the presence Of every member
Is; most earnestly desired. Strangers
invited to attend at any and all times.
Pleasure to meet them ard make them
welcome by the leaguers.
Riverside Methodist-Preachir by
the pastor, Rev. J. z. Dickerson, at II
a.. m. and 7:30 =. N. Subject Of the
night sermon will be the third and
fourth commandments. Sunday school
at $3.50 a. m. Epwo-th league Monday
night and prayer meeting Wednesday
night.
Hawlev DAY school,
$50 a. m. Preaching at II O'clock by
Rev. Joseph Jameson Of Texarkana.
Rev. Jameson will preach again at II
light service which cor1yoerces At
7:45 p. m.
Commencing with the services to-
night Rev. Joseph Js-Ason Of Tex
arkana will assist Rev r. w. Vaughn,
pastor of the I4aw1ey Memorial church
in a revival service which will be con
Quoted at that church Rev Jar esor
is a Methodist preacher Of mote and
is an interesting talker. Each service
Will commence at 7:l5 2. n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
Mtssfon Society Meeting.

The Wornaa's Home Mission Society
e the First Methodist church will
rect in ca.led session at p. n. MOE
Gay at the church. ard all the mem bers
are requested to attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18

The devil was smart enough to put
all his temptations at the foot OF the
hill so it would be easy enough to
get to them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
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e literary meeting q LaHes1da
e Mission society will De held at
,hurcn Monday at 3:30 .. r.
|lober z9-16 viii Be tha @a'aA of
er. Ege-y auxiliary shoH3a ob'
! t:1is season oi prayer aa1 s-i1dy
|e hone mission wo-A a tlne and
Fu] program is prepared. yol viii
|it II ne September nu1: bsI OF
Horae. Every r-ernbs- Of the
f Mission society should axe t-h1s
+. Do you take it? If rot send
ents to Miss Mary HelI2, Mash,
Tenn.
j general secretary gives >1s this
|of interest and Information The
Pittee On deaconnesses have rec
Foded nine young women 20 enter
Fainl-s school this year as dea'
ss candidates. These women
from Baltimore, Indiana, North
ia, Arkansas, Missouri and South
Pna conferences" Why are we not
lg workers out from the Little
Conference? Surely there are
grated women in our midst who
we Themselves to this work. Let
that the Holy Spirit will help
omen to offer themselves for
|rs
MISS Bennett, our beloved pres.
1as oon1e again the angel of
AID tenderly carried TO the
o. the Father a little ne2heW-
hose Who always behold His
we extend o1lr syr pathy to her
parents.
w Cur rew scholarships.
ore i've available scholarships
ui'l Bible and Training school
VOL We provide for the other
VIII not some individual 30 her
= proxy and bear the expenses
y lhese young women while
RAINING school? We have been
earnestly for the Lord to
-0fm laborers into the harvest.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
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First Presbyterian church-The pas
! tor, DR.. J. l.. Caldwell. having returned
from his vacation. the usual services
Will be held at the First Presbyterian
church sat / a. m. and 7:30 p. NJ
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
First Baptist church-The pastor.
Rev. Ross Moore. will preach at both
hours of service. Subject for the
morning, THE Source OF Our
Strength" Evening subject, "A Per-
scnal Call to Personal Savior" Sun
cay school at $3.50 a. m. 3. Y. p. u.
lai p. NJ. All are very cordially in
vited to worship with the congregation.
There will be regular services at
Lakeside Methods: church today. Sun
cay school $3.50 a. r1., John NJ. Mccain
superintendent. Preaching at II O'Clock
by the pastor. Subject, Things That
Should be in Every Church" Senior
league $3.50 p. m. Oscar Gattling lead,
er, Junior league 4:3O p. m., Mrs.
Reeves manager. Preaching at 7:45
BY the pastor. Subject "Rizpah's
Watch. or the Story OF Mothers
Love- The pastor especially urges
the members of the church to be pres
ent. Visitors always welcome.
First Christian church-1All disciples
Ct Christ will be out today. also
their friends. Strangers especially in
,ited. Church located corner Of Sixth
and Beech street. Subject for morn
Ing, sermon. The Issues OF Love-" text
Keep thy heart with all diligence, for
cot of it are the issues Of life PROV.
4 %. Subject for night sermon, WHY
I Refuse to Be Called q Campbellite:"
text, Watch ye, stand fast in the
faith, quit ye like men, be strong, let
all that you 90 be done in love.''-I
Cor 16:l3-14. r. V. Services begin a
IL a. n. and Q. m sharp. Chorus
choir will sing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18
Guarantee Bond and
Investment co,
Capt. al Stock $4,000
Subscribed ahd paid up $2O0O1 90
Reserve (Jan. 1900 *f3.4H2
$4,000
Capital Stock .
GENERAL OFFICES. ~ Pine st.
$4,000 90
*f3.A2 so

insure HE
nah Of life It's field IS Vnlmnedage
ton considered payable
You life what
quality Write
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18

The following is the program of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-18

e literary meeting oi LaEes1da
e Mission society will Dt held at
.hurcn Monday at 3:30 .. X.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23
A Competitor of
 Davidson S
 CASH STORE Is helping the sale of Moore's Steel Ranges.

He starts in with a whine and ends up with a snivel. He spends so much time running Davidson and the Moore's ranges down that he doesn't have time to talk up his own range, and the fun of the whole thing is the customers all come and tell us about it and if they haven't already bought a Moore's range they buy one, while 'n the meantime this competitor with his eyes both in one hole, set in a peaked head keeps on knocking Davidson's Cash Store and Moore's Steel Ranges.
 He says it's a shame the way David .. sons advertizes these Moore's Steel Ranges and so many people are buying Moore's ranges when they ought to buy his range. etc, etc. CUSTOM FRS LISTEN! Remember that every Moore's range, whether you pay s2O.OO or $67.5O for it is warranted to give absolute satisfaction and with or dinary family use we will replace any repair that crooks or burns out within one year from date of purchase. Also remember that when you buy Moore Steel Range use it 10 days or two weeks and don't find it to be as good if not the best baker and fuel saver you ever used bring it back and get the cash you paid us for it.
 The testimony of the many using them and this guarantee ought to cut out anything our competitor might say.
 Moores Steel Ranges in S4 styles and patterns from S200O to S67.5O, at
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23

Mrs. AyIwin has returned. Hair goods. toilet articles. Hair dressing parlors, II s. Center st.. room 15.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23

Ed Lightner's cap Is on the street again and is doing business at the same old stand. Telephone Main 152
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23

Hay, Grain, Seeds, etc, bought and sold w. P. Barry, successor to H. H. Creighton, IF F. Jeff. Phone Main PA.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23
OfLocaIY
 Interest. zee
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican. Forecast for today-Partly cloudy; showers.
 Data for 24 hours ending p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23
FIGURES ARE CONVINCING.
They Demonstrate the Magnitude of
 Ringlins Bros Wonderful Circus.

| ESV demonstrate the magNlLuGe OE
 Ringing Bros Wonderful Circus.
 While every reader of this paper is satisfied that Ringing Brothers circus
 and menagerie is the biggest and best on earth, a few facts and figures con- cerning this wonderful tented amuse- ment enterprise attract more than the
 usual interest. The big show with its
 three miles of parade glOTies, it's fa- nous menagerie. it's beautiful spectac-
 ular production of Jerusalem and the Crusades and it's uuexceIled arenic att
 fractions, including the flower Of the
 worlds greatest performers and the most reusar rkable trained animal exhi-
 bItiOn ever presented to the public,
 calls for the assistance of 1,2S0 em-
 ployes. The canvas tents that inclose
 the wonders of this great tircus cover fifteen acres of ground. Six hundred
 and fifty horses. all Of them perfect
 specimens of the equine race, are used
 to draw the numerous wagons and to act in the three circus rings and on lrhe
 monster quarter mile hippOdrOme track.
 In the sublime production of eJrusalem and the Crusades 1900 characters are
 shown. These characters are richly lcOstumed in the finest fabrics obtain able and a small fortune alone was eX- pended for the silks, satins. velvets, cloth of gold and silver and for the armor, coats Of mail. shields, spears, lances, horse trappings and accouter-
 ments- The scenery used in Jerusalem cost another fortune and was painted especially for the production by famous artists. The entire production is given on the largest stage ever used for ex-
 hibitional purposes. In the colossal lmenagerie are los lairs. Gens, cages and tanks filed with beasts of the forest, plain and jungle and a host of queer
 water fowl and animals whose natural element is water. The features of the
 mena gerie include Baby Boo. The first baby elephant ever born ard reared in
 America. a pair of full grown giraffes.
 the last of their kind and the only rhinoceros in captivity. The fRin giing parade is one of the finest ever at tempted and is a glittering picture of color. action and entertaining novelties that never fails to feed the eye The circus is transported in five long tr1lins Of S5 cars, each car being from sixty to seventy feet in length Their carry ing capacity is equal to TO ordinary cars. The parade and two perform ances will be given in their entirety in l Phoenix, Friday, Oct. :. The first per formance starts promptly at o'clock 1 and the second at 8 o'clock. The doors will be open an hour before perform ance time in order that pleney of time | be given visitors to view the immense | menageIie. Numbered reserved seat | tickets and admission tickets may be l secured on the date of exhibition. with l out extra charge, at the store of Good
 mans pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23
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Wan; good 70 acre ranch with prob .abIy the best water right ia the valley land within three miles of Phoenix
 have it. also a
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23
GRlSWOLD.

Is Arizona agent for the RacycIe, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of tires and sundries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. and g s. First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23

Maximum temperature, 90; mini mum temperature, T. Average relative humidity Al per cent. Total precipitation-0. Character of the day-Cloudy.
 NJ. E BLYSTONE,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1904-09-23

Mining company, capital stock, $1,00O,- OOO. incorporators A. H. Green, C. A. Bishop and A. H. Fixen; West Tono- pah Mining company, capital stock, S1 .OO0, 900, incorporatorS A. H. Butler, E. E. Gardner and NJ. H. Briggs.
 COUNCIL MEETlNG-The city council met again last night as board of equalization to consider any pro tests that might be filed by property owners against the amount of their as sessments. There were but few present and a lowering of the assessment was made in but one instance and that on- ly to the amount of $250.~ The board will meet again tonight to hear any further citizens who may be dissatls- fled
 ATTACKED RY A DoG-The ten wear old daughter of Mrs. Burson who resides at 127 North Fourth avenue, was attacked near her home Wednes- day night by a big dog as sae was rid ing on a bicycle. The animal knocked her off the wheel and she was badly bruised up but her injuries it is be- lieved came from the fall rather than the dogs teeth. That sort of a dog however ought to be kept off the street for he is willing to be bad if he has chance
 MINERAL SURVEYS APPROVED The surveyor general has approved the following official mineral surveys: Survey No. 1860, Antelope lode, situat- ed in the Warren Mining district, CO clhise county, Arizona, claimed by L. C. Shattuck of Bisbee. Ariz-; survey No. 17S0, Julia lode, situated in the Warren mining district, COchise cOun-S ty, clalmed by l. w. Wallace of B-sbee, Arizona; survey No. 1901, Jodn Daisy lode. situated in the Warren mining district, Cochise county, claimed by L. C. Shattuck of Bisbee; survey No. 1854, Alpha lode. situated in the Warren min ing district, COchise county, claimed by Robert Mcdonald of Bisbee. AriZ-; survey No. 1881, North Star No. l, North Star No. ?, North Star No. 3, Iodes, situated in the Warren mining district. Cochise county, claimed by John B. Anderson, John Careuto and Barney Andrino of Bisbee, Ariz.
, 1904-10-26

The cent-a-word column on the last
page awaits your for sale, want and
lost ads. 1t pays
Rev. e. B. Austin. of Haddonfield,
will supply the pulpit of the Presley
terrain church next Sunday, and will
be entertained by Miss Parker.
A Democratic meeting is announced
to take place in the Holly Beach Dor
ough hall next Saturday night at eight
o'clock. George Strassner, of New
York, is advertised to discuss national
issues. State issues will he the subject
of Rev. John Cobb, of Erma, a brother
of Democratic Assembly Candidate
H. w. Cobb. Capt. Samuel E. Perry,
of Atlantic City, candidate for Congress
in this district, will talk upon politics
in general. The county Democratic
candidates will also be present.
Souvenir postal cards of Wildwood,
II varieties; for sale at Ryan's Bazaar. 4
Mrs. Gustav Anderson and -four chill
dren returned last Saturday night from
their trip to Sweden. Mr.. Anderson
went to New York to meet them.
The interest at the Beachwood bowl
ing alleys never wanes. There is aris-
ing quite a sporting spirit among the
local bowlers and they are e~ndeavoring
to break all former records of the alleys.
Dave Thorson holds the local record at
present of 1911 points and if any one
thinks he can better it he had better
meet Dave.
Mrs. Frank l.. Worden, of Philadel-
phia, spent over Sunday in Holly
Beach.
Let your wants be known in our
cent-a-word column on the last page.
They bring results. \
Henry Apeler and brother, of Phila-
delphia, made a business trip to this
place on Sunday and registered at the
Barker House. Mr.. Apeler owns a cot
tage on Taylor avenue.
G. II. Kurtz, proprietor of the Beach
wood, took a business trip to Philadel
phia on Monday.
John Goodman and r. Krause, o
Philadelphia, two enthusiastic sports
men, have been spending several days
at the Barker House on a cunning trip
Dr. u. ID. M. Auams uldue ouSluess
trip to Melville and neighboring towns
on Monday.
G. H. Morris, Laurel Springs; Clar
ence E. West, Bryn Mawr; Walter
Adams. Boston; John j. Guinwed
Philadelphia; and County Clerk Julius
Way, of Court House, were among
those registered at the Centre HOUSE
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sloman, of Phila
delphia, are spending sometime at the
Centre House overseeing the alterations
and Improvements to their Taylor ave
nue cottage. Mrs. Erney and Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. G. Berger are guests of MI. ant
Mrs. Sloman at the Centre House.
Continued on Page 5
, 1904-10-26
600
Closing the Sale of Lots at
5000 Each.

Less than two months ago we began
our fourth premium sale of lots at 5000
each, in monthly payments of $40, with
life insurance, or ten per cent. of for
cash.
OF these lots we have sold 260.
Through personal inquiry or by mail
we have possible buyers for more than
double the number unsold. AS many
of these inquirers have requested us to
hold lots for them for a time, we give
this notice that applications for the re-
naming lots will be filled in the order
they are received. In our premium
sale of last year we had applications
for AZ lots after all the contracts had
been taken, which caused much dis
appointment to those who applied too
late. The concluding of this sale so
quickly is another proof of the strong
confidence the public has in the in
creasing value of property here.
BAKER BROTHERS,
Founders of Wildwood.
Offices: Wildwood, N. j., and
I'll Drexel Building, Philadelphia.
, 1904-10-26
VOTING MACHINE
g FOR HOLLY BEACH
Holly Beach Board of Education
COnveneS. School Bonds
Sell at Par. Public
School Opens
OTHER ITEMS of INTEREST

The new voting machine for the Bor-
ough of Holly Beach to take the place
of the familiar ballot box has arrived
and on last Saturday was put together
and in working order by the instructor
who came with the machine. AL
though upon first glance the machine
presents an appearance of being very
complicated, yet the voters duties are
very simple and easily understood. A
great many comments both favorable
and unfavorable have been passed upon
the machine since its installation. Some
are of the opinion that a large number
of people Will be deferred from voting
because of their being unfamiliar with
it. Others are of the opinion that it is
a good move, for the machine will pre-
vent any attempt at ballot stuf1ing or
the like. There is no doubt but that
the new machine will insure an alb
solutely secret ballot for there is no
e by which an outsider cal dis
cover for whom the voter is casting his
ballot. The voting machine is a revel-
alton in perfect mechanism and is a
wonderful invention, but will everyone
including the u~neducated understand
its working seems to be the topic of dis
cussiOp.
A small working model or dummy
has been sem with the voting machine
and Borough Clerk Hewitt will place it
ia various business places ofthe borough
this week and next, so that the citizens
may become familiar with its operation
On Tuesday, November 1st, the Gay OF
registration, the voting machine itsell
can be examined IT the borough hall,
1t is well worth your inspection.
The Holly Beach Board of Education
met in District Clerk Yenney's office
on Tuesday evening and transacted
business. In the absence of President
Lorenzo G.. Johnson Vice President
Allie Shaw presided and Members o. B
Smith, Cecil Ober and Walter Cray
thorn were present. 1t was reported
that the rebuilding of the school house
had progressed far enough to permit
school to commence on Monday
Clerk Yenney reported that Contractor
Hewitt had had three payments of Sl20C
each on the building and it was voted
to make another payment of $500. The
$1,000 worth of school bonds were awar
ded to John Reese at par, they being
five per cent. bonds. The bonds will be
in denominations of $500 each. The
school district will redeem and pay the
first bond at the end of three years anC
one honda year thereafter.