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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
FEAST OF PENTECOsT.
KahI Montgomery Begins Celebration
 of OccaSlon

Temple Beth-Or was filled at 8 o'clock last night by the Jewish cor gregation of Montgomery when tho "Feast of Pentecost' or "Shebuoth" was ushered in with appropriate ser vices.
 Rabbi A. J. Messing. Jr.. delivered a brief sermon on the significance of tion of the young people into the church. At this time of the year fn ancient Palestine, 1t was the custom of the people 10 bring into the temple the first fruits of the year as an offer ing to God as Is ordained in the Scrip lures. but in modern times as d me morial of the first fruits. the temple is decorated with flowers, shrubs and grasses and children are confirmed or accepted intO the covenant of Israel
 At 10 o'clock this morning in Fem pie Beth-Or, the confirmation class of this year will be taken into the church. The class numbers thirteen The friends and acquaintances of all the confirmants. irrespective of reiig- ious belief, are especially invited 10 attend the cor firmation services
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
GOODE GOES TO GEORGIA.
Montgomery Man is Extradited For
 Gaming

James Goode, d well known charac- ter about Montgomery. better known as "Peachy' Goode, who was arrested early yesterday morning upon request Of the Sheriff of Decatur County. Georgia, was taken back to Georgia last night to answer an indictment for gaming.
 Several days ago a requlsitlon for Goode from the Governor of Georgia was honored by Governor Jelks and his arrest by Montgomery officers fol- lowed.
 Goode spent all day yesterday in the Montgomery county jail. Sheriff Ste gall, of Decatur County, Georgia, came to Montgomery for his man ana he left for the Empire State on an evening train taking the prisoner with him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
NIGHT SESSION.
Teachers Addressed by Messrs. McMul

Teachers Addressed by Messrs. McMuI-
 len and Sanford.
 The Association was called to order nt S:30 o'clock. President E. NJ Shack leford of the Troy Normal School pre- siding.
 He introduced Rev. J. R. McMuuen. Secretary of the Commercial Club of Gadsden.
 MT. McMullen said that he did not come so much as a minister of the gospel but as eo-worker for the ed ucational development of the State He believed that Alabama, from an ed- ucational viewpoint. would soon be, to ner."
 A great many good newspaper men,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09

death of Lucian Wright a Tuscumbia boy His father. John s. Wright. died in Tuscumbia, ten days ago. The news sister. Mrs. E. B. Hamlet of this city. last night and his body will probably he brought to Tuscumbfa for burial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
Medding at Florence.

Florence. June S.-tSpecia1) )-The First Presbyterian Church was the scene of a most impressive and beauti- ful marriage ceremony this evening at Q o'clock when the nuptials of Miss Mae Erskine and Frank Wensha1l IT, vine were celebrated In the presence of an audience which filled every avail able inch of space.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs
Union Meeting to Be Held Sunda!
 Evening.

At the Central Presbyterian Church next Sunday evening, there will be a union prayer meeting of the Christian PrattVille.
 The members of the Prattville So- ciety will reach the city Saturday members of the Society of the Central Presbyterian Church over Sunday.
 The r.eeting Sunday evening will be- gin promptly at 645 o'clock. Presi- dent White of the State Convention will be present, and an interesting program has been provided by the prayer meeting and music committees.
 All interested in young people s W ork are cordially invited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
EAGERTON WAS LUCKY
COFFEE COUNTY MAN ACCUSED OF
 COUNTERFEITING.
when Case Was Ready for Trial In Federal Court Indictment Found to Be Dcfectlve--Other
 Cuaea

The trial of the case against James Eagerton or Coffee County. charged termination in the United States Dis trict Court before Judge Jones yester,, day at noon when 1t was discovered against the Revised Statutes. as pre- sented in the indictment, was. erron- cous, and the jury was directed to re- 'uFa nistr,cf Hsrdift hsto Of not guilty Reese gave notice that he would immediate " go before the grand jury, then Tn session, with the evidence in the case pressed the hope that he would have the new indictment and would be ready to proceed with the trial of the Twenty -siA white witnesses of Cof- rec County had been summoned to tes- | tify concerning the guilt or innocence esss ten and o aend s hm The. defective indictment charged that in November. 1so4, Eagerton on tan, Coffee County. and that about the same time he passed another spurious s5 piece on Joseph Dismukes of the The jury was selected. the witnesses were called, sworn and placed under the. rule. The indictment was read and counsel for Eagerton entered a Lewis Prestwood was the first wit ness for the government. The first question propounded to the witness by information that Eagerton had passed the coin upon him in November, 1903.
 The District Attorney hurriedly scanned a copy of the indictment. He pressed the witness as to the year and received the answer that It was in
 I've cannot proceed with this case then, your honor" said Mir. Reese. "We1l have to acknowledge Ehat the indictment was Improperly drawn"
 Ths u5S sf sTdi the of conP nGt room triumphantly with his lawyers. day by the United States Court, as
 John W, Tharp of Barbour County, sl00, penalty Of $500 and six months in jail. Sentence suspended until next
 Benjamin Jordan of Elmore County, sending obscene matter through the mails; plea of guilty; fined $50. Sem Archie McNair, a negro of Goneya County. retailing liquor without a H. cense; jury and verdict of guilty. Farlss, Alex Davis and Joseph Davis; working in illicit distillery; pleas of guilty and fined s100 each and one month in jail. Sentences suspended
 James L. Tinney of .Elmore County, operating steamboat without a license; plea of guilty and fined $100.
 James l.. Tinney, allowing unli- oensed engineer to operate a steam boat, dismissed.
 John L. Burroughs. and Monk Hun ter of Randolph County. illicit distill- ing; passed until June Is.
 c. B. Wilkinson of Barbour County. illicit distilliug; continued by defend- ant.
 Jeff Crumpler of Coffee County. who was convicted Wednesday by q jury of illicit distilling. appeared in court him $100 with penalty of $500 and sixty days in jail. The sentence was suspended until July 1.
 Cases on the docket for today are those against William B.. Bedsole, Jesse Caldwell, Engeline Edwards. JOG w. Goodson, Joe Maddox and Daniel Dawklns.
 The Court at 12 o'clock adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
 Judge Sayre's Court.
 In the civil division of the City Court of Montgomery Judge A. D. Sayre disposed of the following non-jury cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
Sewing MachInen for Rent.

The Singer Is known to be the light. est running and most convenient of any It can be rented by the week or month at very low rates. upon applica- tion at any Singer store. Loook for the red $. l04 Dexter Ave. Montgomery. Ala. adv-frL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
neWS if1 Brlei.

Lewis Bellinger. negro hackman, Was arrested at S:+5 o'clock yesterday y morning by Mounted Officers LaPrade and Smith on q warrant sworn out by Lee Calhoun, negro, charging him with obtaining 50 cents from aim by false pretenses. The case was cont;n- ued on It's call in tho Recorders Court yesterday afternoon until this after noon.
 The fire department was called at $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon to the home of M. R. King. Sl9 South Court Street where q chicken house in the back yard had caught fire. The fire men extinguished the blaze with chemlcals. The house was destroy ed, entailing a loss of $15.
 Certificate of incorporation Of the Southern Loan and Investment Com pany Of Jefferson County was nled yesterday with the Secretary ot State. Its capital stock is S3.OOO and it's in corporators are k. P. Parker. s. F.. Brown and A. c. Birch of Birming- ham.
 P. C. Williams of Dothan was ap- pointed Notary Public yesterday by Governor Jelks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
Thin Suits
 $9.85

Values all the way up to SIS
 none of them worth less than SIP. They're yours for $s.55 take your pick. Swell busi- ness pretty patterns = good goods-made up well-and a big bargain. Won't hurt you to look-a looks free. Come by and have a try-on if you will. Ii's a cinch we'll trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09

SATINOLA is a new discovery, Guaran- move the worst case of FreckIes PIm- ples, Liver spots. Black-heads and Dis figuring EruptiOns In 20 days. After theee defects are ed the skin will be soft, clear and beautiful. Price 50 cents and S1 co. druggists mail.
 Miss H. Hyers writes;--AuguEta. Ga |, Sept 2s. '04: 'T can truthfully say that Satinola Is the only thing that ever did my complexion any good. My face nn1 hands were covered with freckles. I used two packages of satinola. My complexion is now az white and soft as that of a oaby. can not recommend Satinoia too highly"
 NATIONAL TOILET co, Paria. Tenn.
 Sold everywhere by ali leading d-ugslsts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
THE WEATHER.

Maximum temperature for day s2 ceg' Average temperature for day. S2 deg. Normal temperature for day. IS deg Accumulated deficiency since Jan. |. 209 deg.
 Average relative humidity for day. 59 per cent.
 Total rainfall since Jan. 1. 24.74 inches.
 River Bulletin. Observations at a. m.. 75th M. time)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
Died In SG Loufn.

Tuscumbia, June s.--6Specia ial.)---A telegram was received in this city last night from St. Louis, announcing the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09

River Forecast.
 (For next two days.)
 The Coosas and Alabama will remain prac- tically stationary.
 Weather Conditions.
 (Past 24 hours.)
 Rains have been fairly general in the Northeast with showers fin some eastern, middle and northwestern cotton districts. under the combined influence of a low off the Carolina coast and an area of high over the upper Lake region. the rainfall having been heavy Tn west Tennessee and north eastern Mississippi generally fair weather now prevails in the South and in central, upper Lake and western districts. though a storm-area of considerable energy is moving eastward over western South Dakota; tenn peratures are somewhat higher in Utah and thence northeast to Lake Michigan. slightly higher In the Southeast, and somewhat low CT in Nevada and from the middle Miss issippi valley northeast through the Ohio valley and lower Lake region to New Eng land.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN For the 24 hours ending a. m, 18th meridian time,
 MONTGOMERY. Ala. June 8. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09

See the Fireworks Tonight. At Electric s7Rrk.
 Most Na2 hEfIeent DispiRy Ever Seen Outside of . worlds Fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
Judge Sayre's Court

In the civil division of the City Court of Montgomery Judge A. D. Sayre disposed of the following jury cases:
 The Buckeye Cotton Oil Go. vs. W. $4S3.96.
 The Buckeye Cotton CSl Co., vs. The Mount Meigs Gin Co.,; tried and taken under consideration. Other cases set for yesterday were continued.
 The docket for today Is as follows: Co. vs. R. O. Mobley, H. K. Cochran vs. Montgomery Traction Company, garnishee; T. NJ. Gaston vs. The Flor ida Lumber. Company. Fourth National Fourth National Bank vs H. B. Jones, garntshee; Lapp and Flershem vs I. E. Teagle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09
Palm Hats $1.5O

The coolest lid you can get under. Imported from Guam, Uncle Sam's new Pacific Is- land. Made of genuine Palm light, airy, cool.
 Ii you want to gel what's all right in the Hat line something real nice-some- thing you'll feel good in-get one of these Palm Hats.
 See the window. $I.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-09

Indicates rise. Indicates fall
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25

Genuinely beautiful arms are natures
gift to few women. Nevertheless. the
up-io-date Eirl Is determined 10 wear
che short-slecved bodices. and she has
resurrected the bracelet as a happy me-
dunn between brief arrn coverings and
ianky or unsymmetTicai arms This
bracelet she wears ON one arm only.
either the right or left. as her choice may
be Grandmother's heavy gold and
cameo bracelets are being brought from
their satin cases. where they have lain
unused so many years. Jewels. luita-
ton or real. are linked almost fnvisibly
to form brilliant circlet, and silver aud
gold bands are fayorfte clasp 10 break
the long stretch of bare arm between
wrist and sleeve.
Fantastic as many OF the new brace
lets are in their design. fat. tisht-itting
bands are IN highest favor. When 81 rosa
eoid these bands are deiicately carved
IN scroll pattern aud often have the
owners monogram or crest inscribed on
them They are especially charming
when inlaid with tiny variegated stones.
One pearl or an emerald is sometimes
set into these broad bands. and they are
worn half way to the elbow. securely
ciasped TO prevent their Slipping. ana
giving the effect Of the old-fashioned
bangle. Silver bands have a birth
stone mounted Oh them, which is eject
I've when surrounded by diamonds.
bracelet 10 match the dog collar win
be fad Of wealthy women during tina
coming season, and topaz viii be a stone
greatly in evidence for both pieces OF
lewelry. a necklace Of large topaz has
a bracelet Of these lustrous yellow
stones set in gold and linked with tinr
gold rings. Six or eight strands OF coral
beads. held together by bars OF rhine
stones or diamonds and clasped by n bar
OF The brillisnts, will accompany a dog
collar cf coral Jet beads are also
Joined by rhinestone bars to form brace
let and dog collar. And the very costly
diamond necklaces and dog collars have
hligrees Of diamonds or diamonds ana
emsfaias TO wear on the left arm.
There Is no prettier nor safer method
Tor carrying watch than when Il is Sc
oureiy set into a bracelet. which is usu-
any made OF bars OF gold or silver. inter
laced diaeonaliy. as are the iron bars Of
street car gate, These bars can be
opened vide or closed tightly so as to NJ
snuEiy about any wrist. Another way
Tor carrying a watch is to have il set in a
',a'her bracelet which buckles around
The wrist
oriental effects show wonderfully ar
,s'ic workmanship A bracelet in oxl-
ui1ed silver has bunch OF leaves and
slApes GA either side OF a big ruby. Each
grape Is represented by a wee pearl
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25

The chantilly lace veil is very much
N evidence in Paris at the present mo.
ment, the all-oycr designs being large
and light, with the most intricate open
work stitches. They are from u 10
10 inches broad. and about yard and
hali long. the veil being either tied in
a big bow behind or simply caught
with a large safety pin Brussels lace
is asain becoming fashionable, and
Brussels net and lace combined. which
always enjoy a measure of popularity.
stands very high likewise In point Of
favor
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25

TnF world will always have it,
radicals aud ils conservatives. The
one Is always in too great a hurry
and the other does not wish to dis
tsrb tie socisl aud business order
for fear something or somebody will
get hnI, Tho well-,o-do are gen.
orally 10 be fonnd in The latter class
for they arc well fixed and fear tina,
a change viii upset them. Between
these glasses are the thinkers who
inspired with the spirit OF progssss
aud yet with enough cool iudemen,
10 kccp them from rash changes de-
wise ways and means Tor the better
ment Of humanity We should re
member that ali aeg things are
brought about by a series Of expert
moni~. The people Of this country
are to-day facing great but not neces-
EARLY grave problems The great
trssis have been having their wsy
aud the peoFls have been pretty
thoroughly bled but they have moi
Eel, it, they are simple weak from loss
Of blood When they feel il they
wall begin 10 look around for the
lcoches. There was not much danger
while IL was simply the riT ran that
was being espin:,sd Ly about al tbs
rest. but nov the great merchants
aud manufacturers are feeling the
lancet. Papers that few years ego
we've ready 10 ding the catchw,rd
Socialist" 60 one who had thought
snd dared warn the people are now
iumbiing oee. eseh other IN the de-
nuuciation of STANDARD oil. syndi-
Gates, trusts. etc. That the time il
ripe for seine re-sdiustmcnt Of bust
ness methods is very evident. hit
there is 4 danger that the new con
verts will smash things in their en-
!, may yet be found that
the old time 'adicsl will be the oom-
ing conservative. We had better DO
a little experimenting aud keep il mp
along the lines where experiments
prove successful. No Que TODAY
would give up that great socialists
experiment the governmental owner
ship ond conduct Of the mails. The
public school has como TO s,sy. The
carrying Of small express packages
by the M ails should be tiled At once
and the same department Of service
or one AKIN 20 il could easily give the
people safe deposit for their saw
iugs and the government would no
longer be in the market borrowing
aud no one would be defaul,ing and
going to the penitentiary Tor years
because SUBJECTED TO too great
temptation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25
OFFICIAL ROUTE TO CON
FEDERATE REUNION.

At meeting Of the Fulkerson
Camp Confederate Veterans May 18th
the Virginia g. Southwestern Rv
and the Louisville " Nashville Rail.
road was selected a. the Official Route
from tins section TO the United Con.
Tolerate Veteran Reunion at Louis
vile. Ky. June l4th to 10th 1905
PARTIES desiring TO go should give
their names % the Camp before june
LIST % possibhie, so that ample pro-
vision may be made for Pullman or
other accommodations. As the
Fulkerson Camp will leave Bristol in
body on juno 18th it is very nee
esssry that names Of persons Intend
ing 20 60 should be in hand at esrli.
es, possible moment.
J y. johnson.
Adjutant Fulkerson Camp.
-O--o Bristol. Tenn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25

Wa need to get up a revival ia
this county. We do not mean 10
say by this that revival OF religion
can he gotten mp 20 order. We be.
''eve thst the time has come when re.
iigion sad politics ought to be mixed
"a the right way aud proper proper
tieas. We DO no, believe in mixing
= good deal Of politics with a little
religion. bat a big dose OF religion
with our politics. The time has
been whea both parties have though,
.. wac snsr, 10 play tricks on each
other snd TO do almost snthing mesn
~ order TO defeat the opposition. II
th's government Of the people is to
i've, al The people must be Interested
IN il. We seed TO learn that the
ballot box u As sacred a. iAe church
altar. Il Is great pity that we
have no means Of adding a test Of
honor 20 the test Of education. We
would NOT take away the educational
test. bat il ssill remaias tact that
We sre IN more danger from educated
political raseals than from merely
'gnorsnt voters Because the other
party u guilty Of tricks, is no excuse
s.sF man. We hass had enough Of
sais talk. "6ghs The devil wlsh Gre
Every patty has i.s honest iedspesd-
eat voters snd they are lesrniag that
they bold the balance Of power. and
hat defess tends 10 partly nam or
party fes, we reed revival. not
me that AMPLY ''rescoes the PERISH |
ng" sai brings 10 the moarsen
'<arh sAs Puhiiesas aud hsrloss, sss
'~s ~k'eh e,nsiets the rspabliesns
I'D e<m"ersss, aud briggs them to
. with each osksr In neshsa. 81
'eiisie.i pss:y and Is shs s>i<n p,ien
{ ~ ssliet. and y lass nsds Ter
- h1pRia = ~ vhols f>on]e.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25
ROOSEVELT AND THE
PANAMA CANAL.


Washington. ID. c.. May 20
President Roosevelt has inaugural.
ed policy. which he terms, ..ths
RIOS, favored nation treatment 70.
ourselves" and which beth his friends
and his opponents characterize as
the sensation Of his entire admins.
trstion. This policy consists Of .
dsmsna that American manuisc,ur-
ers who wish to sell supplies to the
government 20 be used in the con
strnesion Of the Panama Crnsl shall
make % a foseign nation, or iadisic-
asl. The President TAKES the ground
that had France completed she eanal.
American manufacturers uonla have
been only TOO glad 10 have made 10
her their lowest prices. whereas. be-
cause their owa government i con
daetlng the great enterprise they
we're prepared 60 rxtort the highest
'ssme*tie prices. That the Psesi.
aents absorption WAS tight IA the
latter ia<s4e>> i. obvious fsom tbs
as>oe'rslIahle, II iwro<<ns. ~sash q
~ sesf ees'essafsfe rho >xp<e>ed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25

Cas- we ever promote Industry b,
finisg II; The man who has a io'
and lets il grow 10 weei> Is eueour
ssed in his shiflIsssHess ~ htti'
sax BIZ that really smoan,- 10 moth
ing. Ga the other hand the man
who hs, enterprise and saves his
money to build aud usss Lis spare
tina 70 tx up his grounds AID build.
ines finds himssli fined for lis enter
prise BY tax bill Of three percent,
more or less. and IL he hiss con
science and gives in tue ,'inations
he soon 6nds himself wishing he was
tenant Instead Of a bou eholier
Thank God for Moses aud g. Henry
George and for any other a. Who
Will stndy The problems q lie Peo-
pie snd set them 10 thinking how TO
distribute the burdens OF LIE so
iairiy that the pressure will only
simulate enterprise aud patriotism.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25
Virginia & Southwestern r. w
Co * Louisville & Nash
Vile r. &. Co.

The Official R,ute Of FuIkerson
Camp. Confederate Veterans n
Uaitea Confederate Reunion. I.oa;s.
vile Ky. Jnne i4-l6-l9O5.
Fsre for the round trip Seven Dol.
lars ADD Twenty cents. (s7 20l
Tickets on sale June loih 10 lstk
limited 70 Juns 18th for returned.
faiiman Beiist sleeping cars Bris-
t"s to louisville without change
dairy kiegant high bsck coach
sili probably be ras from Bristol 10
Louisville on Juee l3sh fer accom-
mediation cf persons not desiring 70
use sleeper. For further iaforma.
s'es call on or sadfess.
". Is Aliea.
q 2. A,-.y. q 5. ".
Bristol. Teas
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25
a GENTLE HINT.

When we purchased this paper Of
Mr.. knight the present publishers
settled the bills Of AL subscribers
who bad had the psrer for two years
CT under. We are expecting 10 make
certain additions to the paper sud to
place the price e 81 so per year. bu,
allowing a discount Il CITY cents 10
all who pay a, the office or by mail
IN advance. or within thirty days Of
the days Of the time Of subscription.
~ in renewing. within thirty dsys Of
iho date Of expiration. which will
Soon be printed On each paper sent
out This paper Is not the organ Of
any party or sect and never will be
Under the present. management. but
Tor The Interests 81 this section aud
fcr the whole people. II will re-
Guire the support Of all who are
working Tor the general good and
prompt payment % subscriptions
We have large list Of good. solid
names aud little ihouehtiulncss on
their usrt viii save our thinking
much 90 tbo subject Of ways and
means and VIC can spend all the grey
matter Of the brain on the general
improvement o. the Post"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25

Chicago. May Ie.-The sabbath A.
sce'ssion Of Illinois. at their 18Th an.
npfl meeting here. decided 20 sons =
letter to President Roosevelt reouesf.
ing him stop the delivery OF mails
on Sunday AID also to discontinue the
payment on Sunday Of the men am.
Moved ON the Panama canal
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-05-25

Fe&1xS q fct ~ *or@ AZ ~
occur 10 some patriotic philosopher
to introduce lsx 70 IKE voting
free for every qualified sizen aud
then 6ne every man who does not
avail himself % the prisi's &c snm.
cay ssr dollars. This weald bring
cat fall vote and give c a real rule
Of the people.