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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
MIR. $. C MARKS DEAD
END CAME AFTER ILLNESS or
 TWO WEEKS.
Native of Montgomery County ana Ono of Its Old and Honored Citisens---Was confed-
 crate Soldier.

That Menteomery had suffered great loss in the sdeafh of 1dr. Spencer c. Marks. was tkasasniversa1 expression when the sad news reached the community. He died at his home on Bibb Street about noon yesterday, For some years his health has been sdeIfcate, but tho illness which proved fatal only developed about two weeks ago. For some days q fatal result was feared and yesterday the end came. sst-t
 MT. Marks was a native of Montgomery County aud was born ttthe old country home of his parents. Mir. and Mrs. Wii- liam M. Marks, near whatSis' now known as Pike Road, on the 7tlss day of March, Is4o. They moved to the city when he was a child and he has lived ever since in the sQuare in which their home was After attending the town school he was for three years a pupil of pr. Henry TutwiIer at his famous Greene Springs school. From there he entered the Uni versity of Virginia and left ons the break ing out of the war, Coming home he joined the cavalry company. The Mounted Rifles, of which General James III Clan ton was captain. In the army as in every other position in fife. he faithfully discharged his duty. Mfr. Marks since his early manhood has
 been a distinct factor in the business, social and church life of Montgomery. He has been engaged in the cotton busi- ness ever since the war. He Twas . director in the Merchants and Planters Farley National Bank and in the Fourth National Bank. No man ever oiitranked him in esteem and confidence of his busi- ness associates and those whose interests he represented as a cotton merchant re- lied on him implicitly. For nearly thirty years he has been a member of the IVestry of St. Johns Epescipal, Church and for great part of that time was the Junior Warden which position he held at the time of his death. In all his walk and life he has shown the traits which go.to make up, the perfect Christian character.
 The life of such a man, can well be emulated by his fellows who survive and his relatives can look back upon 1t, with unspeakable joy, and satisfaction. It is something far better than, rubies or dia-
 nonds. The world is all. the better for such an example of business rectitude and correct living .9
 MT. Marks was married to Miss Laura Hall 6nodgrass, October 1, iS62. She and one son. sWm. Marlys, and one daughter, Miss Ethel Marks, survive him. He also leaves two sisters.i Mrs. M. L. Williams and Mrs. E. T. -Bragg and one brother Samuel B. Marks. Sr.
 The sympathy of the community roes out to the, family.
 The funeral services will take place at St. John's Church at s:so o'clock this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
COngrssunen Raas nAsolutions.

WaSafngten. Jan. fz---RaaolutEons Staio- gistic of the life of General John B Cor don were adopted 9oaAy at mssalng ak the ex~CuAEedsratea HOW members of the Senate and House of Faepfnsentaafves. They weCe prepafea by cSnzmittus rsp- |resenting each of tAA State Uf 1I.a C0Efsd- era0y. Senator BAta 'psezided at the meet Congress spUIse paeslenIAssy Of han career as Q soldteEs c1fisen, EosesnoP of the State of Georgia and in his prExnae and family life. The resolutions aaepa6d dariara that he was the real rfEht agsn oe GeikAFal Lee in the closing days of the CoAfadefaey. Representative n1addox VIII rspreaerl the Georgia delesntSosa At the funeral
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Mrs. Pittlnan's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. ,Hensietta faittsnan, who died Monday morning. took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from her o. F. Gregory. pastor of the Adams Street Baptist Church ofiiciated. The interment was in Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Rinnl Arrnnramanta- A

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 12.4-Final arrange. ments have been perfected for the arrival tomorrow of the remains of General John B. Gordon. which will reach this city al 5:30 a. zn.
 A detachment of militia will meet the remains at the Georgia line and at Ma con. Ga. an escort of one hundred csti. zeus appointed by the governor will niee, the party.
 Upon arrival of the train in tFIs city the body win be carried direct to tht State capitol where it win lie in state until Thursday morning when the memo rial exercises win be begun.
 After the memorial services the body will be carried to the Central Presby- tertan Church where the religious rites win be conducted, after which the body will be borne 10 Oakland Cemetery, where it will be inferred.
 Colonel Butler D. Price of the 1eth United States Infantry stationed at Fort McPherson, will have a place fn tho funeral procession of General Gordon, at- tended by his entire staff, the hand and a battalion of the regiment The o. M. Mitchell Post No. 1, c. A. R., with its entire membership also has been assigned a place in the pe0cagHtous
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Death of e Lovely Child.

e At 2 o'clock yesterday morning the pure soul of little Charles Nelson Holt returned to tho God who gave it. She was sick only . short while, as she was at school last Friday bright and happy. Saturday night she was taken with vio- lent illness for which there was no rellef. Her parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles ". Holt have the sympathy of @ host of friends in the foss of child who, gave only joy and siadness to the household. The funeral services will take place at the residence. siS Madison Avenue. at Ii o'clock this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
KEEPING HIS R ESOLUTION
FOR THE NEW YEAR

FOR THE NEW YEAR To smoke nothing but BEAuVOIR CfsAE bur friend and patron finds more contentnl<n' and true enjoyment than he anticipated. AKtei all said and done, there's no better. more satis popular BEAUVOIR HAVANA BacErs7 CIGAR.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Rooaevslt eenda 1ressAre.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. Ia.-yrhe following message from President Roosevelt on the death of General Gordon was received to. day by Clark Howell. editor of the Ats lanta Constitution:
 White House, JAnu6F$ i3. was greatly shocked and gFaeved at the report of General GOraon'e death. ! had the honor to number him among nny personal friends and Co have entertained him 1t my house. A moro gallant. gem erous and fearless gentleman ana soldier has not been seen by our country. -
 Theodore Roosevelt. Mfr. Howell also received from Isieuteu- ant General ChAfHee the following:
 Tt is Impossible @ add anythinK to tlle well deserved tributes. already paid the soldier and stAtesman, ee whom Georgia is so justly proud.
 "A. R. ChafDse."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
Cleanliness
 is next to
 GOdlineSs.

We have plenty of Soap from the finest to the lowest grade-from Rogers & Gal- let's down to Grand Pas Tar and at prices to suit all kinds of people and all kinds of purses. Come to see us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-13
HE BODY OF CORD0 ON
IN ROUTE FROM fA1fI TO AT
 LA1TTA.
Evsrywhers the Funeral Train is Net by 1ffny Who sssk opportun-
 ify to Pay Last

X Iac,sonville. Fla, Jan. 12.--The mortal rSrnnius spf General John B. Goroon WeLe borne today 90 miles along the east coast of Florida, amid manifestations or eiei such as are witnessed but seldom. Netef- ans with barred heads and draped nass gathsrAd as ths. special train speaA py or stopped at some station Tear-st9tneo , faces and sorruwtns scrrns epeasea = the funeral train came in sight ana when offered the glimpse of the dead com mander's psacefui face brought new Ths .peciai train tentsred by Henry M. Fiaeler. president of the Florida East Coast Railroad, to which was attached MT. F1agier's private cAr. brought the bofiv. inc immediate family of General Csoriion. ths military guhrG of honor and fine few invited friends of 8he. family. n the privakA car at the rear of the trsin was placed the body under special guard of honor from che Miami company of the state militia Here also were Mrs. tor don and ether members of the famiiy. At West Palm Beach the train was met |by Confederate Veterans with . band. which played "Nearer. Ny Ged to Tnee as the train stood at the station. Al Palm Beach Mir. .E1agier, a personal friend of the dead General, entered the car and met tho befeaved family. Enc r,sests of the Hotel peinciazia presented a magnificent wreath which vas placed me raosf touching incident of the trip occurred at Fort Fierce An old man who had Ieft ous leg. at the battle of tho Wilderness under 0ofdon, begged the op. portunity to see the face of his ola com-
 mander, and the train vas held to sive At St. Augustine the train wss met ps large delegations of the various Con- federate organisations. Ase The train reached Jacksonville ats o'clock this evening: where 5000 psrsos1s were gathered to pay their respecte. Only veterans were given the opportunity to enter the car to view the remains and many who had faced death in Virginia with the man whose body was going to its last resting place, wept as they efiners- ed from the car. R. D. Lee Camp of Veterans with the various Chapters of Daughters Of the Confederacy and Sons of Veterans marched to8sthsr to the sta- ton, carrying the Confederate flag with the United states flag drapsd in black. At this point the guard Of honor from
 Miami was relieved by detail from the
 Jacksonville companies. which in turn
 will be relieved at the Georgia State line by .detaIis from Georgia's troops. Several of Governor Terrelps staff, met the funeral party here. The special car car
 rying the party was attached to train
 for Atlanta and left after stay of about fifteen minutes.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
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RECORD or Uf;.TnS.


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.i.9sse ami lts ruth all.. 1--t tr.I-r. riT!
louie aIc sophie sc1.ls-es. 1-fi A.r-auli
.i9ssgh sEi Margaret s.eser,. Isl5 warren.
Anson aHa Kate MssIHy. SCI cote ErnIian;s:
j. eph and Lizzie wr.s. o1a Ozark. ri,'.
st.u and L1IH-- lsHIuHa.. fsTf '-.a. r'-l.
James ana Nora a. Been. $50 -. Fvrl-Hni'i
g!-i.
Jsme- and Hattie E-rpcr. 30 s9a'a mir
tssnfA. P13
Thomas and Mamie Mullen ST. I,-u!s. Eiri.
Anton gai Emily uti.l. Sixth and Hi-E-'y:
William and Olive schmidt - T.u,-. -ifi.
Gorge asI Nfl.' 49, s. 1+- SO. sara. 9Th
JON aEl E-t'.eI cir. Ola Efr;rH. Tv-
Roheft aaI ANY bradley. 80 Ma .'''.. p ~.
v llliam eGl 2..-.- :. ti'I.-. t-f d. -..Hs ~
Jacob and KATE Homer. t7s S'-tE I3-.tih.
boy.
HUGO and Emma IIcrr-. r-s s.--'y by
Bern r. ard Anna schultz .'.l North z g NY
second. boy.
Albert sfi Ar-n Ni=t-n. ~, I-l-l-1. 10y.
Charles end olive Linn, iai..aA F'4s.
George and CsElytiHB scilE-uli. :. 10 Nc
jerome sni A-rio HOT - north :'iH's;
James a-F NJ I,f.r-. s.-s H7--". 10y.
l..s ct s.HI I.-.a.a Ers-l. '..H I.ElH. t"J-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.


s.iden- Tsrack CONSTRUCTION Company. O. ~
eeiden - shares preferred and ~ shares con.
mon. e II Vaughn. 6. ". .Herthe.. l. J. W
tVnIi and o Z Buder. % shares each Z IRE
fe.red: ureferred stock TO pay a dlsla, ~ %
per cent. - do a general contracting b17.H-sa
canltaI stock. fully paid. S1.g2. NJ
EodgerE hdgeTtecf Company. i-EFry =: 4.y-s
err % shares. IsabeIla II. Rodgers h;'9 mas
Efd / share each, ali q -. Luis. asa lap
y Root u Alton. IL. . snares. 70 design AZ
Vertise.nentc. etc. Capital stock. il!'y IA'.'
1sc3j ...-o.--
Cuban Jti alai Company . the E"utheIr
opera chairs at De Bllivicre avenue aud lklngs-
bury tract TO further secure rnlrtgage 81 Juiy
.. isoi. Tor $500 on the lot AL building.
MIMssoUHL.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
jefferson City. Mo. Sept. e-Cer,iAcates 0.
incorporated were isaved to-day ny Secr'taiJ
OF state Sam l.. CoI 10 the following CON-
Farmers Bank Of Emdin. &, Erndin; capital
ltock. 5000. lnc9Tpota'ed = Iiici,aiI l.;
The Central Heating and C9ns;rurticn Com
pany Of St Louis: capital stock. Sl,.gJ- IN
corporafed by William J.. BurggT nbe. Jesse u
Barr. Charles i. LentenbeIS snh william A.
Sensn.
Chapman Art Company. 81; Louis: capital
stock 5000. Incorporated ty w h On. lfiaah.
A Meyer ana HGlaa GaffrOr-
General Engineering Company or -. Luz.
capital stock, $1,000. Incgrperated ly y. U
Lisb1rn Realty Company 81 Kansas Ivy
capital stock s., cs9. IncJTI'lIate1 b. 9. g.
Madison. John L. French and George ".
Salon.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03


h9oIrt storpeikanP. 81 years. Insane A'y-
Mari yaser. % years lutheran Hospital:
' Edmuiia cuirk 81 years. 1873 North Tair-
"G, ran, Cornell. - years. iUs North Lifting
Bernard Tsnuon. % y.srs. Iiis Euclid can
Rufus. Mcfses. u years. ouaTantias: email
rcx- -, a. -. a., co,,,h cfx,h T..
saIia wrrhursnn. 20 years. Emergency Hos
Phi,ip Haffm5un - yesrs. EFierseaey Hos
Yital: nephfius. go. ....s ,-,,...
pneumonia 90, --.-.,-. .,t
i.psy. 80, .---h r,-as4-
Tliza o. Miller. IS years. ;;-s Washington:
Eiis Dundcs;er. .. c:y Hospital; ernsu-n''-
tion. IT, .-,f,-.-,
Mary O'HaiiO-. IS years. Aul!anphy HosE4'~i'
iistri al &ahlen. 10 year,. city Hospital: Ao-
ciGcut. -. -,-,.. -.
'q Eiio Murpay. years. 2slI North Fourteenth
Iaases McKilop. years. 1870 North Six
secnth: Fsstflu6.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
Office Of Jury Commissioners. Courthouse. ST.

September !. 1904
The Jury list for tbs ensuing year has been
made oct and is now OPEN for inspection. Any
rcrson claiming legal exemption from jury duty
mus. produce competent proof thereof 10 the
vrders.gned within twenty days from date. NO
person whose aarrc shall have Teen placed up
q. said register Of Jurors. and WHO shall neg
fect within the period prescribed b. slld rotics
30 claim exemption from i1fy duty. shall ts
eatif.ed to ciairn the benefits Of suca exemption
xsf.s-, summoned az 4 Juror. For TIE prrrose
OF deteriuini;1- s-ch claims, VIII b in this
or1ce daily between and Il O'Clock ia the
fere-cou s-a 10 O'clock n TIE afternoon
JAMES ". CORcOEAN.
Jury Commissioner.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
MARVELLOUS RESULTS,

RUBICAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE,
Let qualify you In from t.yo 70 fhrn~
months TO do the same thing IN Chartierss
Electric Shorthand that viii reqr'-e from tx
to eight months In aDy q The othar lea .,fur
SYSTEM. Nas9l hl-S.. oii,e gnd yanleyenieE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TO Whom II Nay Concentrate nottc@ tha.
the partnership heretofore existing between
i. G. BrokTneyer and u u. AGfshall has been
duly dissolved and no longer exists.
Z. {. BIOISMEYEE.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
BARNES BUSINESS COLLEGE

Board Of Education Bldg. N!5ih as.i Locust
opeas fail term and tVcEty-fourrh ysar .son-
oay. September 5. Catalogue free.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
HAYWARD'S

Fus'ne-s md Shorthand College. %. -. .si. -
Odd Fellows bu!!dirg. Individual ~ itrrr'td-
IN Shorthand. TypewTiting. Ecekksepif.... Afiih-
sfiet!c ana Permanently Pnoae - dfy al r5.rh,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
DaIusgjn'S isisr;cit AEN.
sneseao.. = e5siiEs. t@GGSEEz

ST. LOUIS. Cur. Tenth AMI olive: Kansas t,.t,,
Fort scoti. i.iitle Rock. Incorporated. sy.J -
laecrscG ~ bellHess men LfauEnoEs diploma
r.Ereseuf- 81 business circles Ear Yale. ard
HErsard's Represent IN n:ernry circles May
ysy tuition out q salary aI:rr grs.s.ff!or AMI
secure position. Sthoo.- IN !! starer LAY 81
NIGHT cat rr -aaa r.. rafs1Or4tg
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
STOVE REPAIR 5
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hotel q. Ec-tagr1rt. 20 raiEfaE.
CypK-Juflress. Ir='--Ias, cH-E. Want 20
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work about r-ris. ana cable. grle-ff 7-..- care
= hag..s. Chas PCr-. Fl0T'-sar'. go
MACHINES Ess, lisa.y cSp-sIenaed in close
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Or csffrnct. II rea-1tslls prices -! g. Eight
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POSITION ~ -rafris1 nan. Win 9alr ,4u.a-
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night: wiling to WORK. Lest * references. 1T
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STENOGRApIIEE-I Position as sfr.lEr1 her
BY teginner. re.eT'HceF. sula, salary. j. q.
Republic.
STD, OGRAF'TIE Fi-s.tuat.on b. ma s.snar-
r1fEe-: four ears eE.'zr4 --ee. ii.I-e-a-e al
9ry. JE ~. Hepgbiic.
SITUATION ~ rszpsetab,c eyed man. Who Is
ROOD hand IN the dsiry or k!tshsn. rIIa-Ty fr,-
ford. = i'.ters. Citg Hospital. ward -. 4
wATCHlfAKEI.-Wnnt situation; ;.ars
ehp.risnce: own i1-ls- jE - Rergfl.c-
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or rneIcnntiie house. best = r,scTsar-s. JE g.
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man. aF.t =; can furnish good T-fererc-s. Al
plyI7s2 :. Eleventh.
wOPH-Han. I've vears IN rrueerv i-l-irass.
1--WE years clerk re .;tf t"ruirals iest ten ysass
station agent Burli.rf1n Route: o X !tn b n
companies. III iei EeTEtii~.
A saIesuinn acquainted with the
Southern trade, WANTS line ont of
~. Louis; good references. lit -. Re
public.
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SHORTHAND.

DAY AND NIGHT. oPI-1; ALI. SUMMER
joSEs z HENDERSON BuSINEss COL
LE1lE GRAND AVE. AND WINDSOR PLACE.
OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL,. Dav - Thr.,
Yrcnths. e. one month. 30 Nlrhf 3 u.r -
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StenoGrapfIeTs.
TENOGEAPHfiI-YosIn lady ftsno--aphe-;
also 20 assist with offcs WORK. q: uJIsfat.
salary lit g. Republic.
sTESCGEAPff I.E;S-f'o.n1eteflf votl-E IsTy
s,elogrzphers: wh1lesaso 10. LIuEcrs.-e 81
Le'rh Bros. Century building
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-03
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