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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
IS NAMED FOR KNOX
THIRD ALABAMA REGIMENT EN
 CAMP AT ANNIsTON.
An 0GieiaI Order Isaued HOnOrs DiAtinr guished Citizen Who Always Supported and Encouraged
 The Stnte TrOpa.

Anniston. June 15.-(speciaI. l--sIn honor of Anniston's distinguished cltl- zen who always supported and enconr- aged the Alabama National Guard, the eamp is hereby named camp 1ohn D.
 The above is a facsimile of regimen tai order No 2, issued here tonignt. The 3rd Regiment, Alabama. National Guard, went into the annual practice were in camp, about five hundred strong, and the Florence company will arrive tonight, completing the list ot Icompanies.
 ant Colonel Hughes B. Kennedy and Major J. L.. Daniels of Birminghams arrived on special train which brought the Birmingham battalion here are in command of the Birmingham companies and Captain Scully or the Woodlawn company.
 Captain W. Johnson. AdJutsnt; "; Captain Arthur wellborn. ouarter- master; Captain w. L. McCaa. OFdl- nance Officer, and Captain Evans ara the stan officers who have already re- ported.
 strong The soldier boys spent today preparing their tents and making oth- CT arrangements for the camp. snow CTS fell during the day and saused and on account of rain no dress parade was held Regimental orders were ls- sued tonight at 9n officers meettnE naming the camIN and outlining toe
 The soldier boys are settling down tu inc life for eight days and wiu enjoy the encampment to the tuiieat extent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
CAMP OF THE CAVALRY
,UuI. PITCH TENTS AT PICKETT
 STRINGS JULY 24.
Mort~owery to be Visited by 1,S00 sOi- a,ern of Alabama Next Month Captain Goodfeii0w la
 Aaaiwned.

The Cavalry Squadron Alabama National Guard. commanded by Major V. B. Atkins of Selma, will go into its annual encampment at Pickett Springs by The Advertiser Wednesday morning. by Tte Advertiser Wednesday morning.
 The order for the cavalry encamp- ment at Pickett Springs was issued yes terday from the office of the AdJntant General by direction of Governor Jelks.
 With the issuance of the order to @ the encampments of every branch Of the National Guard, except the 3rd infantry, which went into camp yesterday at An blue located soldiers of Alabama will be eonspicuous on the streets of the Capi- tai City. It Is estimated that 1,S0O Guardsmen will be here within the
 The organizations that are coming here, the location of their camps and the dates of their arrival are as follows;
 Second infantry. commanded by Colo nel E. H. Graves Electric Park' Iuiy
 First infantry, commanded by Colonel R. B. duMont, Pickett Springs, July IT..
 Battalion of Artillery, commanded by Major s. T. Westeott. Electric Park
 Squadron of Cavalry, commanded by Major V. B. Atkins. Pickett Springs
 ri The four troops comprising the cavalry squadron are A, Montgomery. Captain R. T. Goodwyn; B. Camden, Captain J. D, Jenkins; c. Selma. Cap tain E. G1;c0sa M Cothrap; T pr,ce D' Birmingham The stan of the squadron commander. Major Atkins, consists of Captain Q. E. Dexter. Montgomery. Adjutant; Cap tain D. P. Jones. Camden. Quarter Commissary: Rev. A. F. Gamble, Selma, Chaplain and Dr. Oscar Haynes, Birm- ingham, Surgeon. State Military Board, consisting of General w w. Brandon, General R. F.. LiEon and General B. l.. Holt to be pre- sent at the different encampments These officers will probably make re- ports on the encampments to the Gov ernor and discharge other military duties
 The official order was as follows: State of Alabama, "Of1ee of Adjutant General,
 Montgomery. June IS, 1905.
 Special Order No; 30: u,,,,. v Brandon, Adjjutant General; Brigadier General Robert F. Ligon, Inspector General; Brigadier General Barrie L.. Holt Quartermaster General. are here | by directed to proceed to the various | encampments of the Alabama National Guard to be holden during the months of June and July, 1905. at the times and places of holding same
 spector General and the Quartermaster General will, while in camp, discharge | inc duties incident to their offices and such other duties as may be assigned them by the Governor.
 By command of the Governor, civilian w Brandon, "AdJutant General" The War Department has assigned Captain J. C. Goodfellow. an artillery officer of the regular army to duty, with the Alabama Guard during the encampment. Captain Goodfellow Is stationed at Fort Morgan near Mobile. He was the inspecting officer of the cuardsmen during last spring and travelled over the State with AdJutant General Brandon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
STARKE SCHOOL CLOSES
OF PROFICIENCY
 AWARDED TO STUDENTS.
John Wesley Durr, Raphael Loeb and Augustus Allen, Bore on Hon-
 ors at Institution for ,

The eighteenth session of the Uni versity School of Montgomery J: M. Starke and s. c. starke, principals. cSes in the " of former pupils and patrons of the school. J. M. Starke, the senior principal. delivered an informal address ase ssrIneeies for which the school stood. ., Certificates of proficiency and SIS eis- tinction in various studies were then The scholarship and deportment medal was hotly contested for py John Wesley. Dur. Jr., and Clyde Me, a5 made excellent records during the year. The winner. young MT. Durr, was one of the smallest boys in school still being in the knee trousers bri- gade. but his record in hls studies was far from diminutive. He only won from MT. Howard, however. by a bare
 Master Durr was the winner of the medal in the lower department the previous year.
 the perfect year being TOO:
 Higher Department
 John ". Durr. Jr.. sso. DIS:
 Clyde McNeel Howard, 6Ss.S44.
 Lehman Emerson, 67s.35.
 Phares Coleman, IT., ses; IT,,
 Ike Goldsmith Cadden, 665 .hS.
 William Edward Elisberry. Jr.,
 Robert Bellinger Janney, 665.o5.
 Myron Lobman, 657.37.
 Lower Department.
 Raphael Loeb, 643.S2S.
 Bradford Hardie, IT,, 639.51.
 By winning the medal in the lower department Raphael Loeb became a member of the Quintette Fishing Club with the privilege, of inviting friend to go with the club on its annual out ing on the Florida coast in care of Virgil Griffin, the founder of the club. The Holtzclaw Ready Writer Medal, founded by the late James T. Holtz- claw, Jr., and continued by his sister. Mrs. John A, Kirkpatrick, was con tested for by Henry H. Booth, Ike Gladden., Richard Vasser Gunter. Charles Paul Illges and Augustus Mas silon Allen.
 Rev. G. W. Patterson, D. D., judged the contest and awarded the medal to Massilon Allen, his closest competitors being Messrs. Gunter and lllges.
 The handsome old-handled fountain pen, offered by Mrs. Phares Coleman for the best business handwriting was awarded to Henry Hudson Jones.
 At the close of the awarding of the prizes the students shook hands and the sessicn came to 8 close.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
Mrn. Iacoh Altmnxer.

The funeral of Mrs. Jacob Altmayer. an estimable woman of Montgomery who died at local infirGnry at an early hour Wednesday morning after a short illness took place at 5 o'clock yesterday afteEnoon from her home. 523 South Lawrence Street and was attend ed by a large crowd of her friends.
 phe many pretty floral tributes to the memory Of Mrs. Altmayer which were laid by loving hands on the casket testified to the esteem in which she was held by those who knew her
 Rabbi A. J. Messing, of Temple Beth Or, of which Mrs. Altmayer was a de- voted member conducted the funeral services.
 The pail bearers were Mike Mohr. Jacques Loeb,, Abe Well, Nathan Lob man, Milton Faber, Henry simon, Ben Wolff and Sam Kaufman.
 Interment was made in Oakwood
 Among the relatives of Mrs. Alt mayer who came to Montgomery to att tend the funeral were: MT. and Mrs. Sam Altmayer, of Macon, Ga; MT. Jake Endel, of Gainesville, Fla; MT. Hyman Endel, of Greenville. s. C.; MT. Marcus Endel, of GainesviIie, Fla; MT. Ike Plateau, of Birmingham; MT. l.. J. Berkhim, of Gainesville, Fla, and Miss billie Berkhim, of Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
TRADE EXCURSIONS.
The Commercial Association CO-Operat-
 ing to Bring Visitors Here.

The Trade Excursion Committee of the Commercial and Industrial Asso- citation held a meeting last evening at
 The members of the committee are considering plans for encouraging the running of some summer excursion trains into Montgomery over the vaTi- ous lines of railroad
 At the present time Montgomery or- fers a most attractive program for ex- cursionists and a couple of days may City. The morning may be spent in shopping or sightseeing, the after noon at the ball game and at night at the Pickett Springs Casino and Electric Park, many diversions from delight- full finish to the day.
 Announcement was made yesterday that there win be an excursion train from Tuscaloosa over the Mobile and being good for two days.
 On Monday, June 26th, great excur- sion train is expected over the Atlantic Coast Line from Valdosta.
 The rooms of the Commercial and In- dustiaI Association will be thrown open for the reception of the excursionists, register will be provided for all Amusement Companys Brass Band will welcome them at the Union depot, and the entire city will cordially greet these visitors from Southeast Alabama -one of Montgomery's richest trading
 One of the committee said yesterday that if the day was pleasant Montgom- cry would have from three to four the territory between here and Val dosta. Ga-the largest crowd coming of course from Valdosta, Quitman, Thoma asVIlIe. Bainbridge, Abbeville, Idlverne, Elba, Enterprise, Dothan,
 If is expected that the various mer- chants of the city will make some espe- affranffWR OffHrinRN for fha heneit of those Of their visitors, who may desire 10 avail of them and many of the stores will be decorated in their honor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
MANY PLEADED GUILTY.
Thirteen "SIOOnshlners" i'm the United
 States Court.

Thirteen "MOOnshiners" i'm the United
 States Court.
 Thirteen defendants pleaded guilty in the United States Court yesterday morning to operating Or working illicit histilleries or to selling liquor without a license. In each case Judge Jones suspended the execution of'sentence un- til the next term of court, after lectur- ing the accused and admonishing him to be a better citizen.
 The pleas of guilty took up all of the morning session of the court and re- cess was taken about noon until 10 o'clock this morning.
 Those who pleaded guilty and the charges against them were as follows; Charles Owens, a negro of Barbour County, working in a distillery; Jim Edwards of Geneva County, retailing liquor; Thomas Outlaw of Houston County, working in a distillery; Pat Brooks of Randolph County, illicit dis tilling; Bob Jeter of Randolph, Illicit distilling; James M. Johnston of Clay County, working in distiliery; Leon ard Laney of Randolph County. Illicit distilling; Dave Sexton of Randolph County, working in 8 distillery; Elder Stewart of Randolph County, working in a distillery; Bud Paul of Covington County. illicit distillery; Sam Scales, q negro of Randolph County. retailing iiduor; James Johnson and w. H. Shep- ard of Randolph County. working in a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
Social ana Personal
IN HONOR OF MISS COULD.

IN HONOA OE NAhSS
 Last night the spacious residence Of Mrs T. M. Vass on Sohtu McDonough Street was the scene of brilliant gathering of the younger society set; Sarty s ooHaSiUa in Sonor d of Miss LoiIie Belle Gould of Mobile, who has been the charming guest of the Misses Vass for
 Bid Euchre" was the game enjoyed by the eighteen players who composed the three tables.
 Miss Gould was daintily attired m an embroidered null over pale blue
 After an exciting contest. the prizes were awarded to the victorious play
 Delicious refreshments consisting of Ices, cake, bon bons and punch were served, and when the party broke up after an evening of unalloyed pleasure, the guests were unapimous in voting the Misses Vass ideal hostesseS.
 wOMAN's IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE.
 The regular monthly session of the Civic Improvment League was held at the Y. NJ. c. c. Monday afternoon. There was a good attendance and great interest was shown in the seY- eral subjects brought before the meet
 fine President, Mrs. Little, drew the attention of the society t,5sa tS the con, In the business part of the city, which were termed not untidy but disrepn- tably and QlS&Facelu ully uuCAean. AV remedy this condition 1t was deter mined that the members Of the INague individually, would appeal to the pro- prietors of the business houses and ask their earnest cooperation Tn an effort to keep the streets free or paper and such litter. To this end 1t was re- solved to ask each merchant to place before his business house a metal re- ceptacle < Tn which all waste paper should be thrown. It Is desirable that these receptacles be of one plan ana pattern which may be found at some of the Montgomery shops; The society expressed It's apprecia- ton to Police Chief Gerald for tne 1rompt and effectual courtesy with which he has met Its complaints Tn re- gard to the disorder of the streets. n, The League's complaints are not dl- rected solely to the business part of tSe community The residential dis- tricts of the city present the same nrobIem in other forms and It was re Solved that one person on each plock ha anpointed to ask the fesidents or her neiEhborhood to lend their ala 10 tba aocfety's aims by keeping her nremises both in front and rear In Such condition as the League Is striV- is to be hoped that the whole ooronnInity, business men and house. SeepeTs e.si5 win themselves take such a natnraI pride in keeping theiF prem isas ts azdAS a-s ta laava Attla for the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
BANK CHANGES NAME.
Certificates Filed at Caption by Cor
 uOrntfOna.

pOratiOns.
 The Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Company of Birmingham yesterday filed with the Secretary of State certificate showing that the name of the corpora ton had been changed to "The Citizens Savings Bank.
 The bank has a capital stock of $50.- 00O and J. B. Cobbs is its President.
 A certificate of the incorporation of the Bruce Pattern and Manufacturing filed It's capital stock Is s4.000 and its lncorporators are A. c. Bruce, J.. w. Bruce and w. T. Archer of Birming- ham.
 The Bellefontaine Bridge and Iron Company incorporated under the laws of Okio, filed a declaration of its lnten- ton to do business in Alabama. H. K. White of Birmingham Is named as It's agent in this State.
 The Ledbetter Produce Company of Anniston filed a copy oe it's registered trade mark used on bottled package as required by law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
BURIAL OF MRS. ALLEN.
Funeral Services Held at Court Street
 Church.

Funeral Services Held st Court Street
 Church.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Emily E. .Allen. a beloved woman of Montgomery Who died Wednesday afternoon at her suburban home eAllendale" after a pro- tracted illness took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon in the Court Stret Methodist Church in the presence Rev. John A. Rice, D. D., pastor of the church in which Mrs. Allen had been a member for a great number Of years conducted the funeral services over her body.
 The casket was literally covered with flowers arranged in handsome designs. The following gentlemen acted as pail bearers: H. M Hobbie, F. T. Mastin, A. H. McNeil, c. l.. Ruth, R. s. Williams, Donald Mcdonald, J. $. Dow dell and Ed Adams.
 Interment was made in oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
AIahama at Departments.

Washington, June 15-tspeeiat ssr.-. =. The salary of the postmaster at New Decatur has been Increased from xlsseV 10 s2. .OOO Thos. J. Summerford ls Ap pointed postmaster at Fadette; GensNA County. vice H. A. Smith resigned
 Rural routes ordered established AA- gust IS: Florence, Laudefdaie Gounsss<s Route I population 500. houses 1zvi Loco, Fayette County, Route ', Poskl,1se Dale County, Route {, popniR uonA eee. houses 124: Ripley. EAmestone CoA.as35 Route 1. population $50, houses 44ts ulation AaS. houses lozs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
aPARsIFAL, 1CASINO TONIGHT"
MoNTEvALLO SCHOOL.
Governor Appoints Committees from
 fhe Board.

Governor Appoints Committees from
 the Board.
 Committees of the Board of Trustees of the Girls Industrial school at Mon- tevallo were appointed Dy the GoVernor yesterday as follows:
 Judiciary Committee-S. w. John. W. R. Dortch, Virgil Bouldin' .oo.o r,. ETeentldye a MaodS Ao1 A Fl Aiston. W " Edueation Commlttee--I. W. Hill. IL AdstIii. H. s. D. Mallory, ,., A nicIxinson. F. s. Moody.
 Ruiiding and Grounds Committee M A Graham, J. c. Moore. s. D. Bloch school Lands Commistes-JwiIlism Commit g Iasn D The mast year was a good one with tbe school and the trustees feel much Reinstatement over the outlook for the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
In Doubt.
pb,IadsIphla Ledge

FniIIaIbht 1T atbopaht I'd get a tip from Great man on that stoca." said the nervy young man, so just vent up to him us ..Weli Rtgin0'GSsi asked his friend. what did he sayT' ,-., "A.
 .caood: bnyp or whether he simply said 'Gnod-hYF
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
Cant. NreEachin nead.

The friends Of Capt. Peter F. Mo Eachin will hear with sorrow of his some years ago. He was a gallant Confederate soldier, going to the front with Hilliard's Legion and was well cry County
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
EDMoNsoN GETS PLACE.
Named by Governor as Anniston Justice
 of Peace,

of Peace.
 A spirited contest for the vacancy caused by the death of Hon. Elmore Garrett, Justice of the Peace for Beat 15. in Anniston, was decided yesterday by Governor Jelks when he appointed Col w. T. Edmonson to the place.
 Probate Judge Crook certified to Gov was vacant on account of the death of Justice Garrett Soon thereafter Colc- nel Edmonson and c. H. Young. a young lawyer of Anniston,, filed appn. cations for the place. Their friends came to Montgomery to see the Gov ernor in their interest and the contest Is said to have attracted considerable attention in Anniston.
 The Governor also appointed w. R. McDade of Montgomery County a mo- tary public. and G. w. Densmore of Ryan's Cross Roads, Morgan County, a nnnSfahlA-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16

It Is sorrow to eye sufferers that Dr. A A. Odom's health has failed him un- der the great strain of the work since coming here. His work is not half complete ana as soon as his health will permit he will return and take up his great work to the relief of his many natienta and G Advs-Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
Mrr. DudIey RobInson,

Mrs. pr. Dudley Robinson, a beloved woman of Robinson Springs. who died at her home Wednesday afternoon and whose body was brought yesterday morning to Montgomery for interment, was buried at 2 o'clock yesterday after noon from the Leak Undertaking estab- lishment on Dexter Avenue and the funeral was attended by a number of her friends.
 A number of beautiful floral tributes decked the bier. Rev. Charles A. Stakely, pastor of the First Baptist Church conducted the funeral services.
 The following gentlemen acted as pail bearers: James Parish, Ben Noble, Stewart Washburn, David Cros- land. MT. Carroll and MT. Powell.
 Interment was made in Oakwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
ALABAMA TYPOGRAPHY

Should be studied by every citizen of Alabama. It should be taught to the children, both in the school room and at home as a matter of first importance. one of the best and easiest ways to learn Alabama Geography is to sub scribe for The Advertiser and get their
 New Alabama Map.
 This Map gives every county, river, railroad, town and city in the State. It also gives the population of every county. city. town or village. Engraved hy a new and expensive process.
 Has a hundred advantages over any other map of Alabama published.
 write to Circulation Department of The Advertiser. Montgomery, Ala, for information as to how 1t can be ob- tained. AaV-sl
 s.PARsIFALw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
Den't sena Her Away
 when She Needs a Chaawe

Just Order for Her x.N A New Gas Range.
 Every woman appreciates the cleanliness of cooking with gas. It means her kitchen floor is never bee smudged with coal nor begrimed with ashes. Gas ranges are less expensive than stoves using other fuel. No cost between meals when heat. ordinarily. is not needed. tgsys {
 MONTGOMERY [. 6 v. F co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16

FOR sALE-1OO,OOO yards of the best -,xar 1aud. suitable for brick and DlaS- terIuR work. Prompt delivery.
 Fl. A. LOveIess, Phone 245.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss Blance Green of Geneva. Is day or two on her way home from the Southern Female College at West Point. Miss. where she was graduated Wednesday with honors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16

Misses Nettie and Sallie Johnston have returned from a visit to Bessemer, accompanied by their cousin. Miss Pouline Johnston, who Is visiting Mir. and Mrs. David Johnston, 2l9 North Lawrence Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
members of the society to do in actual
A WEDDING ANNIvERsARY. The following invitation has heeI

issued:
 '1s90-1905. Mir. and Mrs. Day. ton Plaster requests the honor of your presence at their crystal anniversary, Monday evening. June the twenty sixth. from nine until twelve o'clock. Tallassees Alabama. Ellen Searcy. Dayton Plaster"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16

Mrs. Addison Smith returned last night from Louisville. where she had been summoned by the extreme illness of her brother, Mir Henry Escott. whose death occurred last Saturday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
The Civil Court.

The following jury cases were dis posed of yesterday in the civil diXlslon of the City Court of Montgomery, Judge A D. Sayre presiding.
 H. c. Tolle vs, E. E. Forbes Piano Co.,, jury and verdict for the defendant.
 J. M. Beard Vs. Western Union Tele- graph Company, jury and verdict on agreement for $21.25.
 Southern Cotton oil Company vs Jim Smothers ct al, jury and verdict for plaintiff for $372.95.
 Cases are set for trial today as fol lows: V. E. Shields ct al. vs. c II. Scott, e al; Jose Cosio ct al vs. 2; H. Scott ct al; Conecuh Pine Lumper Man ufacturing Company vs. H. F. Bryan ct al; Corona Coal and Iron Company vs. Montgomery Ice and Cold Storage Com pany: Felix Tyler vs. Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16

distillery,
 Execution of sentence against Sam Scales. a demented negro, was sus- pended indefinitely.
 ington County was continued by the Government.
 The case against Ellis Chewing, negro of Randolph County. was con- tinued by the defendant.
 There is but one case on the docket of the court for trial today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16

The Ladies Aid Society of St. Mar garets Hospital will meet this morn ing at 10 o'clock at St. Peters rectory. Important meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16

sPARsIFAL.@ scAsTNO TONIGHTr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16

Miss Jamie Dowdell of Columbus, Ga, Is the guest of MT. and Mrs Daniel Frazer. 429 South Hull Street.
 Mrs A. C. Sexton who mas been very Ill at her home, 723 Monroe Street, Is conYalescing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-16
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