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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27


 within the select circle in which he moves. The gay raiments that go to make up woman's attire was also rep resented. but they were worn by the dusky damseis of the city who had en- joyed Christmas in one way and an- other to its fullest extet. Of the cases on the docket this morning twenty-eight of them were tried. Three of those tried were against Walter Cook. Arthur Grant. and Shum Wilson. who were charged with larceny The first two were bound over to await the action of the grand jury in the sum of $500 while Wilson was bound over in the sum of $500 Of the twenty-eight cases tried fines to the amount of s1e3.50 were imposed and five of the cases were dis missed. Fourteen cases that were on the docket for itrili this morning were continued until some future sitting of the court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
WEDDING AT GREENvILLE.
Two Popular Young Couples MRTrle'
 

Two Popular Young Couples MarTIed
 During the Holidays.
 Greenville, Dec. Especial. 1.-Two -eddings have marked the Christmas oason. Rev. W. A. Taliaferro ofhciated each Miss Mary RamaSe. eldest laughter of Mfr. and Mrs. A. T. Ramage, ,as married to F. Douglass Whatley f Flonaton, and Miss Sidney Kate reech and M. c. stubbs, of Brew on, were welded at the home of the rides parents near town. There were resent at the latter wedding MT. and 4frs. C. " Stubbs, of Castleberry. Mfr nd Mrs. I. k. Stubbs, of Pollard. and Irs. Georgia Dunn. Of B!uff Springs, rla
 Mrs. Molette of orville, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. F. Barrett so to Montgomery this afternoon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Commissioners Sale.

No 3I16. SalIia. A. Knott, Complainant, vs. Samuel
 Oliver. ct ais. Respondents In the Clty
 Court Of Montgomery in Equity.
 Under and in purs ance of the decree and order of sale in the above stated cause rem dered by the Honorable. the City Court of Montgomery in Equity. Alabama. at the Oc- tober Term 1905. to-wit. on the Sth day Of November. 1905, and filed and entered on the Minutes Of said Court on the said eth lay of November: 1905. shall on the 9th day of January. 1906 proceed to sell at the Court Square Fountain, in the City of Montgomery Alabama, at public outcry for cash. to the Highest. best and last bidder. the following described real estate situated in the County of Montgomery. State of Alabama. that ts to say:
 The northeast quarter of section sixte Township sixteen Range eighteen In Mont gomeFy County, Alabama. containing one hundred and sixty acres more or less.
 Said sale being mafe for the purpose of division among the joint owners of said land.
 This land lies next to Electric Park on the south. Highland Park on west. and is crossed by the street car line.
 THOMAS ". OLIVER, wed-fri-sun-G Commissioner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
AIIen-CraEg.

Tuscumbia. Dec. s2s.-(speciai)-- Samuel Harrison Allen of Iuka. Miss, and Miss Ora Elizabeth Craig were married at high noon today at the resi- dence of Dr and Mrs J. T. Haney, a sister of the bride.
 Rev. George w. Read, pastor of the First Methodist Church, performed the ceremony, which was witnessed by the relatives and immediate friends of the family. They left at ? o'clock for Iuka, where they will reside. The bride Is the daughter of William T. Craig, for many years the Southern Railways agent at Cherokee, and the groom Is a prominent young business man of Tuka
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
A Painful Accident.

W. E. Barnes. a resident of East Selma, happened to a very painful ae- cident late yesterday afternoon. Mir. Barnes Is employed at the Southern shops and while at his work had the misfortune to stick nail through his left foot. Medical aid was quickly summoned and tho nail was taken out of the foot and while Mir. Barnes is suffering a great deal the wound will in no way prove of a serious nature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
INVESTIGATION OF KrLL1Su.
Consul Mills to PPy Into Murder O
 Rutherford

Washington, Dec. 26.-The State Dt. pa-tment today telegraphed American Consul Mills at Chiahuahua, Mex, the nearest consul to Diaz. the scene of the recent killing of Rutherford and McMurray, to prrceed immediately to that place and investigate the case.
 Finstad, the owner of the ranch. where the tragedy occurred and "Shor- ty' cowboy. are held in jail on the charge of having committed the crime notwithstanding their protest that 1t was the work of Mexican brigands and MT. Mills will see that they have fair hearing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Biount-Bolton.

Today at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Dampman on Alabama Street, there occurred the marriage of Miss Ruby B1ount to B. F. Bolton. The ceremony was performed by Rev. ". T. Swain in the presence of a few friends and relatives. The bride is a sister of Mrs. Dampman and Is an attractive and taIanted young woman. The groom is a travelling representative of The Att lanta Journal They left this after noon for Atlanta, where they will make their future home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

Reed, aged 22. was fatally burned aft ms nome near Tunnel Hill. ten miles from here After the celebraffon Reed went to his room and in IiRhtinr lamp, ignited the long cotton whist CTS he wore for the disguise. He was so badly burned before aid could reach him that recovery is hopeless
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Died Inst Night.

Late last night at an infrmary in this city there. occurred the death of q young man by the name of NJ. D. Whitehead. The young man was brought to this city several days ago from Faunsdale for medical treatme but science could do him no good . he died during last night. The mains were shipped this afternoon to Faunsdale where tomorrow they will be inferred "s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
StockhoIa rs M etin7.

Montgomery. Ala. Dec. 12 1905.
 The annual meeti Q: the St ckholders will be held at the office of said Bank in the City cf Montgomery. Ala. on the Ninth day of January, 191G. at twelve o'clock n1.. for the purpose of eitcting directors for the ensuing year and tho tran action of anS other business that may properly come be- fore 1t. w. Fl. HUBBARD,
 wed-4t CasLi r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

frOI L.. G@ Joseph, or Birmingham, is in the city to attend the Kayser- Wextcr nuptials which take place to- morrow night.
 Mfr and Mrs B. R. Cross, of At- lanta, are in the city the guests of the. parents of the latter, Mir. and Mrs. S. Eagle.
 Dr. and Mrs. Goodman, of Mobile, are here the guests of Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Smith on Union street.
 Capt. Tom Scales. of Florida, is in the city visiting his brother, Farmer Scales.
 James Haralson. a former Selmian, but now living in Anniston, is in the city.
 W. P. Armstrong. of Princeton, Is spending the holidays in his old home. Miss Virginia Smith is spending the holidays here with her parents . Harry Ball left this afternoon for Norfolk and Cincinnati.
 Cyrus W. Brown. of Montgomery, was in the city today.
 Malcolm Lyde. of Carlowville, was in the city yesterday.
 Rev [. C. flames. of Demopolis, is in the city.
 Jim Stewart. of Marion, is here
  The Favoritc Billy Clifford at Bliou.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stocknold CTS of the First National Bunk of Mont rooms on Tuesday. January 9th Isp6. al l2 o'clock noon for the election Of d Board Of Directors and for the transae- tiOn of any other business that may properly come before the meeting.
 A. s. Woolfolk,
 Cashter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

Mir. O'Rorke (who has been quarrel ing with a visitor)-Now, remember, Jane, the next time you let that man Punch
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
SHOOTING AT MINER
TWO HOMICIDEs REPORTED TO
 SELMA SHERIFF.
In Three-Cornerea Pistol Duel Scott Frysons Was hiIlcd and unknown
 Negro Was Eatally Wounded.
Advertiser Rureau.

Advertiser Bureau,
 Selma, Dec. 26.
 Two shooting scrapes which are said to have taken place near Minter, in the soutnern part of the county yesterday afternoon were reported here this morning. The shootings were separate affairs and one of them terminated in the death of a negro and in the second one of the negroes was dangerously wounded. There Is said to be no chance for him to recover from the wound that he received. The participants in both of the difficulties were all negroes and all parties have so far evaded ar rest.
 groes assembled at house near Minter During the evening considerable whis- key was disposed of and some of the mon engaged in dispute about a wo- man. It is said that the fight was three-cornered one and that pistols were pulled by all three. The shoot ing resulted in the killing of a negro named Scott Fryson, who died from a number of wounds that he received The officials will not give out the names of the two negroes who 1t is claimed are guilty of the murder.
 The second affair also took place at negro house near Minter. party of negroes were drinking and fight ensued in which a number of shots were fired. A negro whose name is ~ known Is said to havo been badly wounded and will die from the effect of his injuries. No arrests have so far been made in that case either, although it Is stated that the officers know tho names of the guilty parties.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
FUNERAL NOTICE.
Notice to shareholders

The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Merchants and Planters Farley Nation al B:lnk of Montgomery. will be held at its banking rooms on Tuesday. January eth. 1906, at o'clock IT. for the election of Board of Directors and for the transaction Of such other business may properly come LOUIS B. FARLEY. 2st Cashier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Claimed to Have Been Robbed.

A negro by the name of Sam Allen had white man who gave his name as C. J. Wilson arrested this morn ing on the charge of robbery. Both the white man and the negro came in- to the city this riorning on the train from Birmingham. the negro claiming that during the trip from Birming- ham that Wilson had taken the sum of $100 from him. The white man de- nfes that he tried to rob the negro and says that he won the money
 The negro claims that shortly before the train reached this city that he had occasion to go to the rear of the another negro whom he had met on the train and who was a partner of Will sons. While he was in the rear end of the coach, and just as the train was coming into the city he says that Will son grabbed the money from the ne- gro's hand and jumped from the train. The negro followed and caught him and later turned Wilson over to an officer.
 At police headquarters Wilson, who claims to be show man. said that during the trip from Birmingham to Selma that he had won tho money from Allen by trick. He said that he had showed the negro the trick and that he had then offered to bet a hundred dol tdTS that ne CuuIQ QO lt. WHSOn put up no money but said that Allen did not do the trick and that when he fail- ed to do 1t the negro man who was holding the stakes handed the money to him and that he gave Allen 800 of 1t back.
 Up to four months ago the Negro AL len has. been a resident of this city but was spending Christmas in Blrm- iugham. He was returning to Selma this morning to live when he lost his money Wilson was locked up in the city prison and the case will have a hearing in police court tomorrow morn ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Christmas Dnne.


 Theusual Christmas dance given yes- terday afternoon at the armory was largely attended. me informality of the occasion and the novelty of the afternoon hours instead of evening made 1t very enjoyable affair and 1t was long after the evening lamps were lighted before the happy young people returned to their homes. The chaperones were Major and Mrs v. B. Atkins. Mir. and Mrs. Will Ligon and Mir. and Mrs. Joe Spencer. The danc- CTS were Misses Mary Darling Hooper. l orbes. Belle Barber, George Boggs, Eloise Smith. Anna Mary DuBose, Rosebud Land. Carrie Wilkins. Irma Mallory. Kathryn .a.ihous and Gene- vieve Smith. Messrs. Hugh Eskredge, Leonard Sewell. Pettus Lee. Reese Locke, Jim Stewart. A. J. Atkins. Ed- ward Atkins. George Swift. Claude Stewart. John Creagh, Jim Fowlkes, Frank Childers. Bowie Smith. Hart well Tarver. Al Grays"1. Claude Grayson. Rob Keeble. Ed Ho3Ds, James Halarson. Junius Gait. Will Privet. Ar- thur Picard. Dane Haynes. Edwin Wailes, Sam Hobbs and Raymond Craig.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

man. io6 ( errrman. 'rrourerc. Gros- grain. HaLsy Jack, 109: Match, Rather Rov1i nj: Henry Ach IA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Shot Little Negro Girl.

A little negro girl. Jennie Robbins, was shot and painfully wounded by T negro boy in the eastern part of the city late last night. The boy who is known to the police department has not yet been arrested. The girl shot Is about Is years old while the boy is about the same age. The girl was going to her home when she met the boy and the two had a quarrel.
 After the quarrel the girl left the boy and started for home with the Jennie stopping but when she would not do so he pulled small pistol from his pocket and shot at her. The ball lodged in the girls left thigh and dangerous wound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

to visit her mother. Mrs. Susan Gun ninGham.
 Mir. and Mrs Thweatt, Mir. and Mrs. D. D. Motcalf, Louise Metcalf, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Frazer of Montgomery, were guests of relatives for the Christi mas occasion,
 Judge Gaston, Cecil Gaston and q party of Birmingham friends went out ten miles from this place this morning to camp out and hunt for week
 The remains of John A. Newton were brought hero from Jakin Ga, and car ried out to Craig cemetery and there inferred. MT. Newton formerly lived here
 Mrs. w T. Thagard and Mrs. Henry Brown are enjoying A visit from their sister, Mrs. Julius Kirkpatrick. after an absence of seventeen years at Req gan. Texas
 Richard Waters. of Texas, is visiting his sister Mrs Emily Bragg.
 Mrs. w. A. TRliaferro and children will leave tomorrow for Brewtan to visit relatives before going to their new home at Opelika.
 Mir. Sackhoff. of Pensacola, spent the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
RsmoV,d 10 i7 s. 1 aWrs,c, St. Know Your Future.

Prof. Cart A. Baxter. the welt known paimist sn6 clairvcS ant, now in your city his former full life s5 reading this week sl. without asking q question he tells your name. whom and when you will marry. tells you your age and exactly what you called for with asking a question. There in no affair of importance, past present. or tu- ture but what Prof Baxter's occult eye can plainly reveal. ne will point out the way that will lead you to success In business speeulations. inVestmenG+ love. courtship matrtmony. divorce anything you may be in trouble or doubt about
 Prof. Baxter tell you exactly what you may expect and conditions of anyone or anything even miles away Prof Baxter places Knowledge and power in your hands to do or undo whateve: you desire almost al once.
 No long delays and waiting. almost i'm nediately removes th' cause of any influ- ence, trouble or diseake, bad luck lost alice tion, failures. or weaknesses. losses of whatever cause,
 Kind honorable and confidentia: treat ment to oil. matter what your troubles or desires may ba. Prof Baxter will beIp you. his aovice and kelp Is always absolute ly reliable
 Unlike impostors and pretenders. he asks no money Tn advance and positive ly refuses to accept any unless entire satisfaction is given.
 Hours 10 .. Ei., to ?. ni., everything strictly private: lady in attendance. No. IT south Lawrence St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
SPECIAL NO ICE

Our Funeral Flowers are exquis,tt and beautifully arranged. We also furnish wedding aoquets and decora- tions of all kinds. Phones 100l ant
 5. E. STERN & co.
 wed-sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Took Charre of Train,

It twas learned today that on last Saturday afternoon a drunken ne- gro with the aid of a few others took charge of tho passenger train on the Louisville and Nashville road between this city and MyrtIewood. The negro got on tho train here and when it was a short distance out from the city pull cd big pistol and began terroizing the negro passengers on the train. The train crew made an attempt to take the pistol away from the drunken ne- gro but were kept from doing so by about half dozen other negroes on the train.
 Finally tho train crew appealed to some of the white passengers for assis- tance and when the train reached Mar tin Station the drunken negro with the pistol had been subdued. The name of the negro is not made public but war rants have been issued for him and 1t is expected that he will be arrested within the next few days and will be made to answer for his offense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
EntrIea Tohny,

First. furlongs selling; Cav Amer- ican. Pennant as: Verness. Firing Line Nightmare. Burlington. 9s Schoharie Charlie Fisher, Arabo. 10S; Temp Sweet Note. 95; Mon Amour. of; Sim plicity. 92.
 Second. 1-e furlongs, purse; ohev Miss Cosette, Turnover. Dr. Coffey Grove Center. chauncey Olcott. Bern wood. Dr. Heard: 99: Hocus Focus FlaviRny, Devil Fret. Townes, MahoE ony, 1o4; Stoner Hill. Blue Pirate 1o2.
 Third mile purse: Ethels Pride Mythless. 1o3: Lucky Charm. 106; Tor che1lo. Fruit. 1o4: Northwind, King Ellsworth. 112; Louis Krav, Randillor 101; Horse Radish, Ss.
 Fourth, 6 furlongs purse: Marvel P. 9S; Snow, 102; CaIlabash, no; Rolla, 101: James Reddick, IA.
 Fifth fur1ongs selling: Hinoor, 97; Jocarda, 101 Ar slal. 1h4; Colum- bia Girl, 95; Norwood Ohio. 93; Nux vomica, 95: Girdle, 100; Investor, 9l Albert. 105: Dan Connors, J04; Hya- cinth, 102; The Plains. 9S.
 Sixth, mile selling: Promina, Gema- "a, 1G5; Col. White, no; Lineal. 97; wedgewood Ed. Farley, 103; George T., Commandant, Tyrolean. 100: Limerick. Fair Calypso. 105; Dance Music, 102; Henry O., Sea Voyage. 9s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
CHRISTMAS OF OPERATORS.

The FavOFitc Billy Clifford nt BItou.
 Matinee Today, 1J to 35 Cents Only.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Pned.

i.--After play 1ber of neigh
 sninE, George
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
Tbe Christmas Court,

'"rhe morning after'' was in evt- dence very much when police court opened for business this morning after A holiday of two days. The docket of the court was large, much larger than Ii has been before in years and tho session of the court lasted for three hours and even then all of the cases had not been heard. many of them hav- ing been continued for hearing until tomorrow morning.
 There was standing room only in the court room when the session was call ed to order by Chief Walters. Tho prisoners filled the reserve seats with In the railing and those out on bond stood among the crowd in the outer room. There was represented in the prisoners all manner of mankind from the burly negro hoodlum to the young man who in every day life stands well
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

The FavOrlte Billy Clifford at BIJOu Matinee Today, I5 to 35 Cents Only.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
snciaI anA pernnnnI.

Prof L. G. Joseph, of Birmingham, is in the city to attend the Kayser- Wextcr nuptials which take place to- morrow night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27
JlS THr MACE TRACKS
At Fair Grounds.

At Fair Grounds.
 New Orleans. Dec. 26.--Luretta, who , handicap, was the oniy decideo ,axo xo ite to win at the far grounos tooay;
 Haliowmas and Quaint were e9oai favorites In the first race, the tor- .,as beaten by Jockey L. smiths oyer confidence. Hollander put p up weird ride on Gold Enamel the gaS Iavorade i'm m definitely for incompetency Dy the stewards The weather was clear and cool and the track sl0W; ssil,0,W,n;nvs-.a,,ow- mas, il2 5Holgesep), 3 to, l, won: Quaint. les ls fo'Neili). ' to 9. third. Time l:os 4cs Deshad;, d, kstner,hes pahnrr p.rs1 E Row. Menoken. Orif]arnme, santa susan na and Pattonville ran,
 Second race. five and one-haf fur longs-Hannibal Bey, loa tGherry1, manj. 5 to 1. second Burning Glass iO3 ts. Johnson). Is to l, third: Time :o9 2-5. Ben Lear. Dapple Gold. yalo- lS. taic' IDg nen Deryis6 Aryfr9 Failona Roue @ Prank Bell. ]. W. C,Neill Invasion ran:
 Third race, milc--Monaco Maid. 99 (sewel.'. s to 5. won: Whipporwiil Enamel, 100 tHollander), r to 2. third Time IA 4-5. Bishop Weed and Go to Win ran. -Luretta, 1i2 (SewelD, 2 to 5. won :; Lady Henrietta, 99 tChandler), to second; Mayor Johnson, 102 (Cherry), to 5, third Time 1:15 Is. Malster pulled up lame.
 Fifth race. six furlongs--Bitter Brown, .1oi tPerkinsl, IF to l. won: Proteus, 1os (McGeel, l3 to 5. third Tfne 1.16 1-5. Sunerior Boy. Port Worth, Fairview Waiter Schiffer. Q. G. Parke, Attraction. Fl Reina, Marvin ran.
 s'-th race, mile and sixteenth--Char lie Thomson. 104 fsewelD.. ? to 1, won pr. Hart. Io7 tcherrs) 30 to l; , sec even. third. Time i:50 4-5. Berry
 'deIl. Payne Claren mt, Brorze King, Rsrkelnoore. Murmur, Chats and
 onca ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

resigned his lancery to be- office of Judge ley had filled six years. 4. d to take up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

Jim Stewart. of Marion, is here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-27

Mir and Mrs. B. R. Gross, of At- lanta. are in the city the guests of the. parents of the latter, Mir. and Mrs $. Eagle.
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Balsey; scrgennt-at-Ans, Thos. Temple
Kent; Critic, II. w. jackson.
Or. Turpin, Of Charlottesville, Va,
preached here Sunday,
The Young MEMS Christian Associn-
tion met In the chapel Sunday evening,
and the following topic was discussed
"Tho Making OF Charpcter," II. i, Hite
was the leader. f f
The board of the Methodist Orphanage,
Richmond, Va. were guests OF the school
ono day this week, Also, Dr. Wallace
Butter!ck and party from tho Univer-
slty OF Virginia, were here one day this
week. They We're highly pleased with tho
school.
Mr., NJ, A. Thomas left Monday for.
Rolla, No, where he has secured q posi-
tion as electrician In tho School OF Mines.
His family accompanied him.
Mr.. u, B. Critzer has Secured a posi-
tlon In tho University Of Arkansas, Fay
etteYile Ark He was succeeded by
Messrs. John IT, Jones and 2. II, Lewis.
Mr., Critxer was educated at the Miller.
Miss Ella Anderson, q former teacher
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-22
OF the school, was a guest of the school
for several days this week. pa
Orange County Hunt,
Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch,

i especial to The mes-Dispatch)
WARRI5NTON, VA. October a,-The
largest loss occurring here by firo for
some months. was that occasioned by the
burning Of the wheat STACKS on the
Gaines property q fe W nights ago. The
less Is said to be 81 600, and the Insurance
1900.
While driving in Central Park, NEW
York, lately, Mrs. Julian c. Keith of
Warrenton, was thrown from her car
rIage and sustained severe bruises, The
animals became frightened at passing
automobile and ran up the side OF a
bank.
The races at the Plains on Wednesday,
marked the opening OF the hunting eS.-
son for the Orange County Hunt OF
New York. Mr. Townsend. the master.
arrived there on Monday
!, Many new buildings have been erected